Preserving our past while building for our future
| Vol. IX No. 11 |
| NOVEMBER 2013 |
| ARCHIVES |
| STORIES & COLUMNS Editorial: Over a Cup of Tea/ Roots of Violence against Asian women and girls, by Heidi M. Pascual Paul Kusuda's Column: Close Friends become Fewer (Part 1), by Paul H. Kusuda Jian Ping's Column: Silenced life in the era of prosperity, by Jian Ping Akira Toki: Why a local school was named after him, By Ben Freund A Life Story (Part 5): Life in the UP College of Forestry, By Heidi M. Pascual A Hmong community milestone: UW hires Hmong sociologist from UCLA, By Heidi M. Pascual Fill My Recipe LLC’s Ethnic Spicery: No Fuss Indian Cuisine, By Jon Gramling David Martinez: Activist Forever (Part 1), By Heidi M. Pascual VITAS appoints Dr. Marilyn Sincaban as medical director in Milwaukee Susie's Travelogue: Hawaiian Holiday (4): Pearl Harbor, By Susie "Chie" R. Cuñada Social Security column: Perfect Recipe for Retirement, by Karyl Richson SSA, Milwaukee Book :"Frontier towns on the Mekong," By Sheba Suphannahong’ New Asian Cuisine: *Japanese Pork and Shrimp Pot Stickers |
| Susie's Travelogue: Hawaiian Holiday (Part 4): Pearl Harbor |
| A Life Story (Part 5) |
| Japanese Pork & Shrimp Pot Stickers |
| A tribute to our Veterans Remembering Akira Toki |
| A Hmong community milestone: Dr. Yang Sao Xiong hired by UW-Madison to teach Hmong studies |
| Ethnic Spicery |
| VITAS appoints Dr. Marilyn Sincaban as medical director in Milwaukee |