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Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a parade, a rabbit competition, and dine out for only $2 a plate
Did you know that children born in 2011 will be articulate, talented, and ambitious? This is according to the Chinese zodiac, which is based on the lunar calendar.
Jan. 10: Phyllis Wise wins Chang-Lin Tien Education Leadership award
University of Washington (UW) Interim President Phyllis Wise has been selected by Asian Pacific Fund, a community foundation
Jan. 10: Cindy Ryu swears in, first Korean American woman to serve in Wash. Legislature
Cindy Ryu took the oath of office and officially became the state representative for the 32nd Legislative District, which includes Shoreline
Dec. 4–16: South Seattle CC hosts 21 Vietnamese Ministers of Public Safety
South Seattle Community College’s International Programs office hosted 21 Vietnamese Ministers of Public Safety as part of a short-term program
New face in a new place: Andy C.F. Chen joins Regal
Andy C.F. Chen has joined the Regal Financial Bank’s board of directors.
Jan. 7: Luis Navarro speaks at Chinese Chamber event
Luis Navarro, Director of the Office of Social Responsibility for the Port of Seattle, was the featured speaker at a luncheon event held at New Hong Kong
Postwar adoptee spends his final days helping orphans
PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A photo of a 12-year-old North Korean boy on Sam Han’s laptop computer pulls the dying man a half-century back in time
How will Washington’s cuts affect Asians?
On Dec. 14, Gov. Chris Gregoire, along with members of the Transforming Washington’s Budget committee, announced her intention to consolidate state agencies
North Dakota teacher wants more students to learn Mandarin
With a morning class of Fargo South High School students dragging, the Mandarin Chinese teacher beckons one of her charges to the front of the classroom to play a Chinese version.