| November 2006 Issue |
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| Centerspread & Cover story China in Wisconsin by Heidi M. Pascual |
| Freedom Inc's Go Hmong Project by Heidi M. Pascual |
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| Asian Americans in New Orleans by Heidi M. Pascual |
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| Jeff Vang: Helping you become a homeowner by Laura Salinger |
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| An interview with Jane Huang by Shang Zuo |
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| China: A phenomenon of economic cultural change by Katherine Walsh |
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| Arangetram of Dalian and Jong May Urbonya From Kalaanjali |
| Columns and other great stories: * Editorial: Over a cup of tea -- Remember ... remember, the 7th of November * Thoughts on immigration, by Paul Kusuda * My grandfather's visit to America, by Hemant Shah * Book review: "Queen of Dreams," by Tanya Kam * WOAA resolution on the proposed constitutional amendment defining marriage * On global warming, by Lakshmi Sridharan * Wis. Women of Color Conference: Empowering wormen through life skills, by Ka Bao Lee * Stolen girls in Nepal, by Kathleen Hoag * My learning experience while teaching English in China, by Moe Rahman * Louisiana Plantations: a reminder of a horrible past, by Heidi M. Pascual * Nuclear security in Northeast Asia, by Ben Freund * The Capital City Hues: Shwaw Vang, by Jonathan Gramling * Governor Doyle at WOAA, by Jonathan Gramling * Arangetram of Dalian and Jong May Urbonya * Service robots and us, by Brady Weise * News from Home and around US * Happenings around town |