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Mar 11 through Mar 15 -
Polity
Petitioning
Last fall the first two Asian Ams were
elected to the Cabinet in SBU's history. If you want to run for office
for next year you must carry a petition now!
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Mar 15 -
The Color of Fear
An intense film on race - 8 men - 2
Whites, 2 Blacks, 2 Latinos, and 2 Asian Americans in a discussion that
makes you angry, makes you cry, makes you hopeful, makes you wonder
why.... NOT TO BE MISSED!
Alliance Room, Campus Life Time.
Seating Limited. Lunch Served.
* Mar 21-
Global Feminisms: New Directions for Discourse
All day
conference in the Alliance Room at SBU with
Rey Chow, Sangeeta Ray, Kalpana Seshadri-Crooks, Betty Joseph,
and Sneja Gunew
FREE - Register Now
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Mar 30 -
Du
Tu Le's Poetry Night
Saturday, 6:30pm, Adelphi
* April 6-7
- OCA 2002 Northeast Regional Asian American College Leadership Training
Conference this year at
SBU!
High school seniors entering
college next year welcome too!
FREE - Register online NOW!
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"Sarah Hughes Good as Gold...
American Beats Kwan and Slutskaya."
Seattle News
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"I have nothing against Chinese. I
just don't want so many of them in my building."
On Tuesday, March 5th, CAAAV demonstrated against one of Chinatown's
most
racist landlords. Read about
CAAAV, the Committee Against Anti-Asian
Violence, and
listen to CAAAV volunteer and SBU student
Fen Z
Nie in streaming video using Media
Player** talk to E-Zine Interviewer Kimmie Chin about what
she does, fighting for low income tenants forced to give up their homes in the
gentrification of Chinatown.
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Conservative Columnist's
Racial Attack Against Secretary Norman Mineta
Read full story in
Protests below.
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Special Series: Redistricting
It's Impact On Asian Americans and NYC
Part 1: The Plan to Split the Asian Vote
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Check out the
Photo Gallery
from
CONFLUENCE: A Concert
with two Legends
LARRY CORYELL and PRASANNA
Saturday - Feb 23 - SAC Auditorium
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Stony Brook's own
AAJ - Asian American Journal
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Will Chang-rae Lee's
"Native Son" be the book
chosen for all New Yorkers to read?
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Previous
Interview
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Racism and Asian Americans
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Twelve year old American from Hawaii,
Michelle Wie, becomes
youngest female to qualify for PGA tournament.
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Asian Americans in the Olympic
Spotlight
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Ann Coulter's racist column on Mineta
"Let the record reflect that among President George Bush's dazzling team
of advisers, the only stink-bomb is the one Democratic holdover from the
Clinton administration. It is absolutely contemptible that Bush will not
rid us of this scourge... He is given plumb government
jobs solely and exclusively because he is a minority..."
If the South
Koreans could shut down the International Skating Union's Web site
with 16,000 e-mails over something as "silly" as the Winter Olympics,
WE SHOULD be able to do something just as good, or close, if not
better. Here are a few places for us to direct our energy at.
Protest to get her fired!
Let's show
OUR
COLLECTIVE POWER!
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Culture Clash
Should other countries have to give up their culture simply because
it's different from America's? Koreans don't think so and
neither do we.
Protest against
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March 13th - 6:45 & 9:30pm
Complete and Uncut
Once Upon A Time In China
Cinema Arts Center, Huntington
or see Calendar
for details
DISCOUNT: Say you heard about it on AA E-Zine and get in at
member's price
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Monsoon
Wedding was given
two thumbs up from
Ebert and Roeper. When
the e-zine draft was written we looked at the listings and asked "so how many theatres do you think are
showing it in Suffolk County, where SBU is located?
If you guessed 0 -
you were right!
But we are happy to announce that
Cinema
Arts Centre in Huntington is not only showing Monsoon
Wedding beginning March 15th, but
anyone saying they read about any film at CAC from AA E-Zine gets in
at member's price -
$5 at all times! |
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Reel
Time |
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A
real reel from China circa
2002! |
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IN STREAMING VIDEO
Using
Quicktime**
Kimmie Chin
interviewing China's top grossing director,
Feng Xiaogang, and producer, Lu Guochiang at
MADE IN CHINA
Celebration of Chinese Cinema at Cinema Arts Centre |
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LAGAAN
Wins
Oscar
Nomination for
Best
Foreign Film
Only the third Indian film ever nominated
Available at local video stores |
SBU student Chi Gao's site designed to showcase
the work of Japanese architect
Shigeru Ban
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Previous Sites of the Week
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Permanent Websites of the Week
Keeping you up to date on APA news and events
Asian Week
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Political Circus
Join the newly formed
Asian Am E-Zine |
Tired of not getting news and finding about events after they happen? Be the first to know what's
going on in the SBU Asian Am community as a writer, editor, photographer, web designer...
No experience necessary!
For more info contact
Antonio at AWong@aa2sbu.org
Kevin at kquan@ic.sunysb.edu
ext. 6-0107 or
Sherry at
sherryha524@yahoo.com ext. 6-3914
Clubs and organizations:
Get your own password to put your events on the calendar! No more hoping
your flyers get put up - use the online calendar to spread the word.
Then put your pictures in the gallery.
Webmaster:
webmaster@aa2sbu.org
632-7573 | 831-6062 | board@educasians.org
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SBU's
First Asian Am
E-Zine: About Us
* Name This E-Zine Contest
- CASH PRIZE
12 March
2002. Volume 1, Number
5.
This publication will be distributed on line weekly to members of the SBU
community. To be put on the mailing list send an email to aaezine@aa2sbu.org
or educasia@ic.sunysb.edu. Please see
the privacy policy. Your email
address will not be given out to anyone without your permission.
Editor:
Antonio Wong
Features Editor: Queenie Law
Interview Editor: Kimmie Chin
News Editor: Kevin Quan
Photography Editor: Danny Minchala
Columnists: Evelyn Shah
Contributors / Writers: Kandie Au,
Elizabeth Hwang,
Janet Lee, Jack Liu, Rose Ubarra
Business Manager: Sherry Ha
Webmaster: Tuan Duc Le
Alumni / Staff Advisors / Contributors:
Stanley Liang, Dawn Liu, Norm Prusslin, Paul St. Denis, Ja Young
We would like to express our sincere appreciation to
Paul St. Denis of CELT, the Center for Excellence in Learning and
Teaching, based in the Melville Library, for teaching us streaming video,
and especially for his willingness to go above and beyond
to make SBU a better environment for students!
**STREAMING VIDEO:
Download
Quicktime here, but
please remember, when it asks if you want all of your images (jpegs, gifs,
etc.) in Quicktime, uncheck that box. Quicktime works on
Apples and PCs. Download Windows
Media
Player here. It comes with Windows but you can also get a
version for Apple, Palm, etc.
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