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Special Series |
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April is Asian
American Awareness Month at SBU. In honor of that, this month we
start on two new journeys.
One looks to the future - to the first of its kind in
the nation, the Charles B. Wang Asian American Center, soon to open
for our benefit. What will that mean for us?
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The second looks to the past - to our alumni.
Where are they now? How are they doing? And if they haven't been back
in awhile, how we hope the Wang Center will entice them back. |
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And how we hope to entice them into more than
coming back, but giving back. Letting them enrich this
campus in the ways that couldn't be done for them.
In that vein, we celebrate two new scholarships,
the first in Chinese Studies, and the first for student leaders in
Asian American clubs, funded by faculty, staff, friends and alumni in
memory of the first Chair of what was, in 1967, known as Asian Studies
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Shi Ming Hu. |
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The best is yet to come! Welcome to our
journey! |
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Website
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Join the newly
formed Asian Am E-Zine |
Tired of not getting news and finding about events after they happen?
Be the first to know what's going on in the SBU Asian Am community
as a writer, editor, photographer, web designer... No experience
necessary!
Academic credit available for editorial positions.
For more info contact aaezine@aa2sbu.org
Clubs and organizations:
Get your own password to put your events on the calendar! No more
hoping your flyers get up - use the online calendar to spread the
word. Then put your pictures in the gallery.
Webmaster:
webmaster@aa2sbu.org
632-7573 | 831-6062 |
board@educasians.org
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Major Events This Week |
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4/2 - 4/16
- Lyrical Brush: East Asian Calligraphy Art Show with special exhibit of
carved ink stones, Union Art Gallery, M - F, 12- 4pm |
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4/09
- Lyrical Brush - Calligraphy
Demonstration by Cecil Uyehara - Union Art Gallery -
6:30pm. See
Picture Gallery. |
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4/10
- Artist
Tomie Arai - Making a Case for a Diverse
Community - Staller 3220 - 12:30 |
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4/10
- KSA presents speaker Yul-San Liem on the importance of Korean
reunification, Javits 105, 12:30 |
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4/11
- With Liberty
& Justice for All: Special Tribute to
Yuri Kochiyama, SAC Aud, 5pm, Jeremy Wu, Daphne Kwok, Tomie Arie, Eric Yamamoto, Ling-chi Wang, Corky Lee,
& more! |
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4/12
- Impact of Wen Ho
Lee Case on Scientists and Engineers
- Prof. Ling-chi Wang, UC Berkeley - BNL - noon |
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4/13
- Korean Night -
from traditional to hip hop, song - dance - fashion show, SAC Aud - 7:30pm -
See rehearsal pix in
Picture Gallery
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Major Upcoming Events |
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4/16
- NYPIRG presents Charles Kearnaghan, President of the National Labor
Committee, talking about sweatshops and global labor issues. Harriman
Hall 137, 6:30pm
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4/17
- Polity Candidates Debate - Campus Lifetime, Union Auditorium.
Come out to support Lucy Kim and Jannet Mey!!!
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4/19
- Nations of Asia Semi-Formal, Meadow Club, 7:30pm, tickets on sale now
in the SAC ticket office
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4/20
- SASA / Club India Fashion Show - SAC
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4/20
- VSA Picnic - Eisenhower Park |
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About Us |
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SBU's
First Asian Am
E-Zine: About Us
* Name This E-Zine Contest
- CASH PRIZE
9 April
2002. Volume 1, Number 8
This publication will be distributed on line weekly to members of the SBU
community. To be put on the mailing list send an email to aaezine@aa2sbu.org
or educasia@ic.sunysb.edu. Please see
the privacy policy. Your email
address will not be given out to anyone without your permission.
Editor:
Kevin Quan
Features Editor: Queenie Law
Interview Editor: Kimmie Chin
Columnists: Evelyn Shah
Contributors / Writers: Kandie Au,
Elizabeth Hwang,
Tae Hyun Kim, Janet Lee, Jack Liu, Rose Ubarra, Jeffrey Yong
Business Manager: Sherry Ha
Webmaster: Tuan D. Le
Alumni / Staff Advisors / Contributors:
Stanley Liang, Dawn Liu, Norm Prusslin, Paul St. Denis, Ja Young
SBU AA E-Zine is officially recognized by the
Office of Student Activities at Stony Brook University.
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 We would like to express our sincere appreciation to
Paul St. Denis of CELT, the Center for Excellence in Learning and
Teaching, based in the Melville Library, for teaching us streaming video,
and especially for his willingness to go above and beyond
to make SBU a better environment for students! |
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**STREAMING VIDEO:
Download
Quicktime here, but
please remember, when it asks if you want all of your images (jpegs, gifs,
etc.) in Quicktime, uncheck that box. Quicktime works on
Apples and PCs. Download Windows
Media
Player here. It comes with Windows but you can also get a
version for Apple, Palm, etc. |
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