Asian Wisconzine/SEPTEMBER 2012/Archives

Preserving our past while building for our future

Vol. VIII No. 10

OCTOBER 2012

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Editorial: Over a Cup of
Tea/ Clash of basic
freedoms over Anti-
Muslim film ,
by Heidi M. Pascual

Paul Kusuda's Column:
Patriotism is not just a
word (Part 2),
by Paul H. Kusuda

Jian Ping's Column:
Connection, Again,
by Jian Ping

One Life, One Love:
John Vietnam’s
Message to the World,
by Marlon Eric Lima

Jean Quan, Mayor of
Oakland, California:
First Chinese American
woman to head a major
U.S. city (Part 1),
by Heidi M. Pascual

At UW-Madison Asian
Amer i can Student Union
kickoff: Came for the
bubble tea; stayed for
the community,
by Marlon Eric Lima

At UW-Madison:
Diversity stars in
multicultural reception ,
by Rebecca Her

Guest Editorial: New
school year holds
exciting changes for
education ,
By Tony Evers, State
Superintendent of Public
Instruction

UC Riverside political
scientist directs survey
outlining views of Asian
American voters

Dane County Executive
Unveils Birth to Four-
Year Old Kindergarten
Program to Address
Achievement Gap, Find
Families Jobs

Social Security column:
SSI and other info,
by Karyl Richson
SSA, Milwaukee

New Asian Cuisine:
* Shrimp Jeon with
Ginger Soy Vinegar
* Crispy Prawn Cocktail
with Pineapple, Mango
and Mint Salsa

At UW-Madison:
Diversity Stars in
Multicultural Reception

JEAN QUAN, MAYOR OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA:
First Chinese American Woman to
head a major U.S city

AT UW-MADISON ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENT UNION KICKOFF
Came for the Bubble Tea; Stayed for the Community

Special Feature:
2012 Wisconsin
Women of Color
Network’s Annual
Employment
Conference:
Achieving Success
with Style Against All
Odds

WWOCN Awardees

One Life, One Love:
John Vietnam’s Message to the World