Word: asianized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Angela Ng contrasts "Asian men" and "American men." What's wrong with this picture? Maybe Ng was unaware that many Americans are also Asian, but Brennan-Jobs (or her editor) should have been aware that "American" does not equal "Caucasian." A better newspaper would have supplemented the quotation with a correction in brackets ("American [non-Asian] men"). CHENGHUAN...
Over 600 people attended the ninth annual Harvard Asian American Intercollegiate conference this weekend sponsored by the Asian American Association...
...focus of the conference was forging a new Asian American identity. According to Chung, this focus meant an appreciation of the great diversity within Asian America...
...There was a healthy exchange of ideas within the discussion groups about the Asian American family, cultural identities and new challenges that face the Asian American community," Chung said...
Your stories have opened a lot of eyes to how the Asian economies fell apart [WORLD, Jan. 12]. It's very disappointing to see what is happening. Many Asian young people who were studying abroad have been forced to return home. And the price of many products in Indonesia has risen as much as 100%. But if we let the economies in Asian countries fail, would it be good for the U.S.? Asians would not be able to buy imported products. And if the U.S. cannot sell products to Asia, won't it mean less money for America? ANDY HALIMAN...