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10. Asian American Community Bulletin Board We hope thai Takes will bring thais, asian Pacific americans, and the generalaudience together to share a cinematic experience and promote dialogue about http://www.asiansinamerica.org/listings/0305_listings.html

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS ISSUE OF AIA LISTINGS SPOTLIGHT: Thai Takes II Film Festival brings out the Thai community. By Ramon Gil for AIA, March 2005 A scene from Baytong directed by Nonzee Nimibutr. A few months ago, I head the pleasure of watching my first Thai movie. It was called "The Iron Ladies" about a gender bending volleyball team that beats all the odds as well as their homophobic critics. Little did I know the existence of a thriving movie industry in the land mainly known for Pad Thai and "The King and I." And the only reason I was able to watch it was due to the new system of renting DVDs by mail (yes, Netflix). But it's still not the same thing watching a movie on the small screen as watching it in a real theatre. The sad fact is, is that Thai movies rarely, if at all, make it into your local multiplex. Even the Netflix library is somewhat limited. Lucky for me I live a few blocks away from New York's ImaginAsian Theater and on March 31st, Bangkok meets Hollywood! For three days, the ImaginAsian will be featuring Thai Takes 2. A film festival celebrating the contemporary works of Thai and Thai American filmmakers. "Thai Takes 2 is the second Thai film festival in New York. Our objective for this festival is to increase awareness of Thai issues and provide exposure to emerging and established Thai and Thai American filmmakers." says Chanika Svetvilas, program director for ThaiLinks, organizers of the event. "Ideally, we would like to inspire the next generation of filmmakers and deepen the general audience's understanding of Thai culture, history, and politics." adds Svetvilas.

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Latest Reviews October 11 Artist: Various Title: Slowjam Sessions Volume One Genre: Pop/Ballad Rating: Slowjam Sessions is a compilation CD that features some of the best and brightest Asian Pacific American artists such as former American Idol contestant Jordan Segundo, Hawaii's Forte, Fame-winner Harlemm Lee, and many more artists singing their best love ballads. Some highlights that impressed me were "Journey Together" by Julissa and the remake of "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love" featuring Forte with original artist Glenn Medeiros. Although the production is uneven with some songs on the compilation (as it usually the case in compilations) there is enough good production here to warrant a listen. If you are looking for a taste of what APAs are doing in the music industry you can't go wrong with this one. Nelson Title: Masters of the Pillow (DVD- 2004) Director: James Hou UC Davis professor Darrell Hamamoto is a man on a mission to make the first-ever porn film featuring an Asian-American man and woman. Sure he has dreams becoming the next Larry Flynt and spearheading the Asian-American porn movement, but there's a lot more to that endeavor. The 50-year old professor got the idea from social frustrations over "White-America" stereotypes of Asian men as unsexy and Asian women as exotic and submissive. Despite controversy, Hamamoto is determined to create a product for the masses and change the public image of Asain-American sexuality. James Hou follows Hamamoto on his porn-production journey from start to finish with his adult actors, first-time actor Chun Lee and adult actress Layla Lei. "Masters..." also brings insight from various young and old Asian-Americans citizens, actors, filmmakers Justin Lin (Better Luck...) and Eric Byler (Charlotte Sometimes), playwright David Henry Hwang (M. Butterfly), and UC Berkeley professor Elaine Kim.

12. Campus Celebrates Asian American Heritage Month asian americans are the second largest minority on campus and growing. thai Cultural Night, and a Taste of Asia, featuring a variety of asian http://www.niu.edu/pubaffairs/NT/2001/april2/aam.html

Campus celebrates Asian American Heritage Month by Angie Zigrossi NIU celebrates Asian American heritage this month, focusing on the cultures, heritage and accomplishments of Asians and Asian Americans. "We welcome people to join with us to celebrate our heritage and culture," said Shi-Ruei Fang, Asian American task force member and FCNS professor. "Asian Americans are the second largest minority on campus and growing." The festivities kick off with a student, faculty and staff reception on April 2 and events will continue through April 28. Food tasting, fashion shows, lectures and films are some of the various events offered this month. For food lovers, some events include: Korean Culture and Food Night, the"Barrio Fiesta" at Philippine Cultural Night which includes traditional dance, dress and food, Thai Cultural Night, and a "Taste of Asia," featuring a variety of Asian delicacies and entertainment with traditional Chinese, Hawaiian and Cambodian dance. "We have a lot more to offer than just food," said Augustus Mangubat, Asian American Heritage Month events coordinator and NIU student. "This month allows everyone to learn about specific Asian cultures such as Thai and Chinese. We shouldn't be categorized as just one. Each culture is unique, but we come together to celebrate our common heritage, which is Asian American."

13. Campus Celebrates Asian American Heritage Month asian americans are the second largest minority on campus and growing. thai Cultural Night, and a Taste of Asia, featuring a variety of asian http://www.niu.edu/PubAffairs/RELEASES/2001/april/asianmonth.htm

Contact: Angela Zigrossi , Office of Public Affairs April 3, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Attention: Editor CAMPUS CELEBRATES ASIAN AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH DEKALB NIU celebrates Asian American heritage this month, focusing on the cultures, heritage and accomplishments of Asians and Asian Americans. "We welcome people to join with us to celebrate our heritage and culture," said Shi-Ruei Fang, Asian American task force member and FCNS professor. "Asian Americans are the second largest minority on campus and growing." She added that NIU needs to address the needs and concerns of Asian students and the way to get noticed is by having a unified voice. The festivities kicked off with a student, faculty and staff reception on April 2 and events will continue through April 28. Food tasting, fashion shows, lectures and films are some of the various events offered this month. For food lovers, some events include: Korean Culture and Food Night; the

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Supporter Benefits Signup Login Sources ... Pies Related Articles People who viewed "Asian American" also viewed: Asian Americans Yuji Ichioka Filipino American Model Minority ... David Wong Louie What's new? Our next offering Latest newsletter Student area Lesson plans Recent Updates October 2 Nuremberg Trials November 26 November 24 ... More Recent Articles Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Taxed Most Populous ... More Stats Encyclopedia: Asian American Updated 4 days 2 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Asian American An Asian American can be generally defined as a person of Asian ancestry or origin who was born in or is an immigrant to the United States The term Asian in a geographical sense simply refers to something or someone from Asia. ... The term "Asian American" is credited to the historian Yuji Ichioka who, in the late , used it to describe members of a new pan-ethnic radical political identity who shared common histories, experiences, and goals. In the United States, this term has widely supplanted the term " oriental " which was popularly used before the to describe East Asian peoples regardless of nationality, upbringing, or origin. Some have argued "oriental" is politically loaded and referenced a colonial "other" (see

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Scholarship in Chinese Studies The Rutgers Department of Asian Languages and Cultures is pleased to announce the first annual Call for Applications for the Show-Mei and I-Fang Tu Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Chinese Studies. What : One or two scholarships of up to $1000 When : For the academic year 2005-2006 Who is eligible : Full-time undergraduates majoring in Chinese, or East Asian Languages and Area Studies with a concentration in Chinese, or minoring in Chinese or Asian Studies with the Chinese language Details : Scholarships are based on academic merit and recipients will be chosen by a selection committee How to apply : Interested students should write an essay (at least 2 pages, double spaced, 12 point type)explaining how they fulfill the eligibility requirements and how they will apply the knowledge and skills they gain in their major or minor to their future plans. The students should then send the essay together with an official transcript to: Selection Committee Memorial Scholarship in Chinese Studies Asian Languages and Cultures, 330 Scott Hall

16. VOA News - Asian Americans Respond To Tsunami Disaster asian americans Respond to Tsunami Disaster. thai people are very close toeach other when we have a disaster like this, and everybody tries to help http://www.voanews.com/english/AmericanLife/2004-12-28-voa26.cfm

var gMenuControlID=0; var menus_included = 0; var jsPageAuthorMode = 0; var jsSessionPreviewON = 1; var jsDlgLoader = '/english/AmericanLife/loader.cfm'; var jsSiteID = 13; var jsSubSiteID = 57; var kurrentPageID = 92351; document.CS_StaticURL = "http://author.voanews.com/english/"; document.CS_DynamicURL = "http://author.voanews.com/english/"; American Life Text Only Search VOA English V OICE OF A MERICA VOA Home VOA English Regions/Topics Subscribe to E-mail ... Read Editorials Asian Americans Respond to Tsunami Disaster By Faiza Elmasry 28 December 2004 Elmasry report voiced by Faith Lapidus-mp3 download Elmasry report voiced by Faith Lapidus-real download Listen to Elmasry report voiced by Faith Lapidus Radish Kadian is typical of the Asian immigrants to the United States who are working to provide money and assistance to families and friends affected by the devastating tsunamis that struck southern Asia. “I think most of us woke up on Christmas Day with this shocking news of the disaster,” says Dr. Kadian, a physician and local activist in Washington, D.C.’s Indian American community. “It certainly dampened the festive spirit of Christmas." Dr. Kadian says the community mobilized to take action immediately after hearing news of the tragedy. But the timing of the disaster has complicated the relief effort. “A lot of people are on vacation and are not easily available,” he says. “And this is also the time when many of them travel to India with their children and others because schools and colleges are closed. So it has been somewhat more difficult than normal."

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Asian American New Student Orientation Committee (AANSOC) Asian American Student Association (AASA) Asian American Theater Project (AATP) alpha Kappa Delta Phi (KDPhi) ... Undergraduate Chinese American Association (UCAA) Extended Information Every year, the Asian American New Student Orientation Committee (AANSOC) provides students with an eye-opening week of incredible fun, meeting new faces, discovering Asian American resources, and learning firsthand why Stanford rocks! AANSOC is brought to you by a hardworking and spirited crew of Orientation Volunteers (OVs). We strive to introduce the campus to new students and to provide an avenue for returning students to relive their awesome orientation experiences. The Asian American Student Association (AASA) (website) Steeped in history and rich in tradition, the Asian American Theater Project (AATP) boasts its famous founders David Henry Hwang and Nancy Takahashi. Established in 1978, AATP strives to feature Asian Americans in positive, non-stereotypical roles and to encourage Asian American talent in the arts. We hope to continue to build on our fine tradition of Asian American drama by providing opportunities to act, direct, write, and design. We welcome those interested in drama and theater to join us in our portrayals of the different stories which compose the Asian American experience. Email or call Michael Chang at (323) 466-7359 for more info.

18. Asian American Studies Collection Southeast asian American (Cambodian, Lao, Lao Hmong, Lao Mien, thai, and.Vietnamese americans), the AASC also contain the largest Chinese American http://eslibrary.berkeley.edu/aasc.htm

Asian American Studies Collection The Mission of the Asian American Studies Collections (AASC) is primarily to support the curriculum program of the undergraduate and graduate students and the research of the faculty in the Ethnic Studies Department. It is also to provide support in this area to the other University of California campuses and the general community at large. Often the term “East Asian” and “Asian American” cause confusion in relation to library collections. Traditionally, the East Asian collections focused on East Asian countries such as Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and China rather than on the distinct experiences of Asians in America or of Chinese in other countries, known as ChineseOverseas. Asian Americans include the following groups: Asian Indians, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, South Asians (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka Americans), and Southeast Asians (Burmese, Cambodian (Kampuchean), Lao, Lao Hmong, Lao Mien, Thai, Vietnamese Americans) . The Asian American Studies Collection (AASC) is the result of intensive acquisition for more than twenty five years. It is today one of the most

19. Asian Americans In Metro Boston: Growth, Diversity, And Complexity Press Release More than a dozen asian ethnic subgroups from Chinese to Hmong, thai, andPakistani - form metro Boston s asian American population, which now totals http://www.iaas.umb.edu/research/Metro_Boston_PR.shtml

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20. Asian Americans In State Big Donors To Tsunami Relief / Poll Concludes That Alto California s asian American population gave more than $200 million to Indian Ocean Indian, Korean, Filipino, Japanese, Sri Lankan and thai descent. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/03/03/MNGAEBJEJG1.DTL&t

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