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Volume 13, Issue #3. Published on February 28, 2005

by Maihito Tomoi

Mrs. Imamura's Japanese Dancers captivate onlookers at Amerasia Week 2004.

Amerasia Week Celebrates Diversity Cultural week shows off area diversity.	Lost Children of the East In the wake of a devestating tsunami, authorities struggle to deal with orphaned children.
Like a Thief in the Night Unexplainable deaths steal away Southeast Asian refugee males in the 70s and 80s. Could it happen again?	The Year of the Rooster What sign are you?
AND THE WINNER IS... MISS CHINATOWN USA Carol Chen is crowned Miss Chinatown at Palace of Fine Arts.	XPO 10 year anniversary.
HmSA - Hmong Student Association Continues tradition of community service.	"Little Boy and Fat Man " Poetry - Is war worth the sacrifices?
Hollywood Runs Out of Ideas Plagerizing Japanese Movies Decided to Be A Good Idea.	Want to be a Movie Star? Movie company seeks actors.
Live from New York! Eliot Chang’s encore performance at Amerasia Week	A.K.A DON BONUS Cambodian Collegiate Asscociation Presents: A Cambodian teenager struggles to find his place in a upsidedown world.
Japanese Student Association JSA shows the diversity of Japan.	Academy for New Americans New charter school helps ease the transistion for new immigrants.
Manilatown Rises Again! SF returns what it once took away.	Hina Matsuri Japanese Dolls Festival
Hmong National Development Celebrating it's 10th Annual Conference in California	Buddah Takes Incredible Trip Tsunami takes statue across the Indian Ocean.
Japanese American Congressman Leaves a Historic Legacy Survivor of WWII internment camps, went on to seek compensation.	Tsunami Uncovers Underwater City 1200 year old Indian treasures found.


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