| 1900.1073 |
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In the Realm of the Senses: The Works of Mel Chin |
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1998 |
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| 1900.1074 |
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Good Dip was without doubt the area'smost prominent Chinese of his generation. Served as Chinese govenment's Consul in Seattle, provided labor for the fish canneries, started a hemstitch imdustry in Portland, Oregon, and owned or was director of a number of mining and investment companies. |
Goon Dip: Entrepreneur, Diplomat and Community Leader |
Jue, Willard G. |
1984 |
Annals Chinese History Society of the Pac. NW |
| 1900.1075 |
|
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Alaskan Nikkei |
Suguro |
February 1993 |
Northwest Nikkei |
| 1900.1076 |
|
Brief biography of Patricia Akiyama, Senator Patty Murray's newly appointed press secretary. |
Patricia Akiyama: Nikkei Named Press Secretary to Sen. Murray |
Mochizuki, Ken |
February 1993 |
Northwest Nikkei |
| 1900.1077 |
|
Olympic preview of figure skaters, 1992 |
The Jewel of the Winter Games |
DeFord, Frank |
February 10, 19 |
Newsweek |
| 1900.1078 |
|
Internees returned to live in the Japanese Language School in the International District because they were unable to find housing in 1945 |
A Bittersweet Journey Back To Their Past |
Eng, Lily |
October 27, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1079 |
|
Stories on CD by Maxine Hong Kingston and Brenda Wong Aoki |
New Japanese Ghost Stories on CD |
Blauvelt |
December 17, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.108 |
Article |
A tour around the Chinatown/Internatonal District. Includes history, interesting facts, and highlights of places. |
Inside Chinatown |
Larsen, Katrine |
June 2003 |
Where Magazine |
| 1900.108.001 |
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'East' - A Pleasant Surprise |
Blauvelt |
10/18/89 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1080 |
|
Poet Garrett Hongo author of "Yellow River" and "Volcano Journal" |
"Explosive" Poet Reads At Whitman College |
Bunnell |
December 1992 |
Northwest Nikkei |
| 1900.1081 |
Article |
Review of the film "Indochine" about a young Vietnamese girl navigating between her French adoptive mother, her white male lover, and her increasing role in the fight for Vietnamese independence in 1930. |
Indochine - A Frenchman's Look at French Indochina |
Jung, Soya |
December 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1082 |
|
Art professor at the University of Washington and pioneer Filpino - American artist |
Artist Val Laigo Passes Away |
Howe, Danny Akiyama |
December 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1084 |
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| 1900.1085 |
Article |
Article featuring a review of the WLM exhibit, "Beyond the Rock Garden: Craft Forms for a New World." Includes how the Museum has been supported by the community, both financially and physically. |
Wing Luke Asian Museum: Culture and Community |
Glowen, Ron |
August 1996 |
Art Access |
| 1900.1086 |
|
La Grande Ranger District Wallawa - Whitman National Forest report on archaeological site 6-36-27/1 now labeled Two Dragon Camp. |
Heritage Program Report: A Chinese Settlement in the Camp Carson Mining Area, Union County Oregon |
Mead |
January 1993 |
Report |
| 1900.1087 |
Article |
|
Crosscurrents |
UCLA Asian American Studies Center |
Summer 1992 |
UCLA Asian American Studies Center Resource Development and Publications |
| 1900.1088 |
|
|
Seattle Chinese Business Directory 1986 - 1987 |
Seattle Chinese Post |
1986 - 1987 |
Directory |
| 1900.1089 |
|
Chinese immigrant to Hawaii |
Ah Dai Comes To Hawaii |
Law, trans. |
1975 |
Book |
| 1900.109 |
Article |
A ceremony marks the beginning of the development of the Wing Luke Memorial Museum. |
Wing Luke Memorial Museum Is Started |
|
May 16, 1967 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.109.001 |
|
Lion Dance, Seattle Chinese Community Drill Team |
Lion Dance Team Practices for New Year |
Wong , Dean |
2/6/91 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1090 |
|
The Oakland Museum catalogue of their exhibit "Three Generations of Chinese". |
Three Generations of Chinese - East and West |
Sun |
1973 |
Exhibition Catalogue |
| 1900.1091 |
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A Slice of Rice |
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1993 |
Flyer |
| 1900.1092 |
|
Why were miners and railroad workers out of the evacuation area fired? |
Did U.S. Gov't or Military Order the Dismissal? |
Weglyn |
July 4 - 17, 19 |
Paific Citizen |
| 1900.1093 |
Article |
Tour of Chinatown/International District |
Venture no Farther Than The International District For a Sampling of Asia |
Anderson, Hilda |
November 6, 199 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.1094 |
Article |
Several museums interested in moving into Union Station, including Wing Luke Museum, the Burke Museum, the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI), and the Washington State Historical Society. |
Union Station may become museum's new home |
Wong, Dean |
March 5, 1996 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1095 |
Article |
WLAM is looking to fund their Pioneer Asian American Artist exhibit. |
Asian American artist support |
|
October 21, 199 |
Artweek |
| 1900.1096 |
Article |
Featuring the Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibit "They Painted from Their Hearts: Pioneer Asian American Artists." Focuses on the artists that contributed to the exhibit. |
East meets Northwest at the Wing Luke |
Hackett, Regina |
September 8, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.1097 |
Article |
Review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Out of Focus." Includes a look at racial discrimination in relation to the exhibit. |
"Out of Focus": Wing Luke Provides Clear Look at Strereotyping |
Luna, Deni |
Dec. 30-Jan. 30 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.1098 |
Article |
Review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Out of Focus." Includes a brief look at the exhibit, the people who worked on it, the exhibit's programs, and the sponsors. Additionally, there is a brief mention of the Museum's New Year exhibit "Asian New Year Traditions." |
Wing Luke Asian Museum opens two new exhibits |
Kim, Peter D. |
January 3-16, 1 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1099 |
Article |
Review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Out of Focus - Media Stereotypes of Asian Pacific Americans." Includes highlights of some of the pieces and who was behind the exhibit. |
Exhibit defies the power of stereotypes |
Bustillo, Miebeth R. |
March 6-19, 199 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.110 |
Article |
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All In the Family |
Barbieri, Heather Doran |
9/1990 |
Pacific Northwest |
| 1900.110.001 |
|
Lion Dance, Sonny Kwan |
The Last Lion Dance? |
Wong |
11/15/80 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1100 |
Article |
Review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Out of Focus." Includes a look at some of the objects and the history of Asian American racial discrimination. |
'Where are you really from?' |
Holdcroft, Leslie |
January 19, 199 |
Valley Daily News |
| 1900.1101 |
Article |
A review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Out of Focus." Includes a look at the examples of the steretypes and the history of Asian American racial discrimination. |
Twisted Visions: From villain to plaything to servant, exhibit catalogs litany of Asian American stereotypes |
Ho, Vanessa |
January 18, 199 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.1102 |
Article |
A review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Out of Focus." Includes taking a look at the issue of racial discrimination in the media. |
Fu Manchu's legacy |
Hahn, Sumi |
February 7, 199 |
Seattle Weekly |
| 1900.1103 |
Article |
A review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Out of Focus." Includes quotes from members of the Asian American community on Asian American racial discrimination. |
Asian stereotyping: Out of focus, out of time, out of line... |
Honda, Harry K. |
March 1-14, 199 |
Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.1104 |
|
"Twenty years After the Fall of Saigon" |
Out of Vietnam |
De Leon, Ferdinand |
April 28, 1995 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1105 |
|
"Twenty years After the Fall of Saigon" |
Vietnamese Tell Post-War Story |
Emanuel, Ann |
January 18, 199 |
the Times-News |
| 1900.1107 |
|
"The First 100 Years: Reflections of Seattle's Chinese Americans |
Exhibit is Testimony to Struggle, Triumph of City's Chinese Americans |
Bouillon,Donna Harui |
March 12, 1994 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.1108 |
Article |
The Wing Luke Museum's oral history project "The First 100 Years: Reflections of Seattle's Chinese Americans." Includes interviews with Project Coordinator John Pai and staffer Cassie Chinn. |
Chinese oral history exhibit links present, past generations |
Del Rosario, Carina A. |
March 16-April |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1109 |
Article |
Article on Wing Luke Museum's oral history project on Chinese Americans. |
Listening In: Chinese Americans pass on their untold stories in Wing Luke Museum's oral history project |
Iritani, Evelyn |
January 27, 199 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.111 |
Article |
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Shades of the Divine |
Farr, Sheila |
6/12/2003 |
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| 1900.111.001 |
|
Chinese American History, Immigration, Literature |
The Folksongs of the Early Chinese Immigrants |
Hai - Jew |
10/5/88 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1110 |
|
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Kong Yick's History Subject of Video Project |
Wong, Dean |
January 3 - 16, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1111 |
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A Gathering of Heros: Nisei Vets and Holocaust Survivors Meet |
Watanabe |
November 15 - D |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1112 |
|
Executive Order 9066 |
'Important to Know It Happened' |
Moy |
July 25, 1991 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1113 |
Article |
A review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Executive Order 9066: 50 Years Before and 50 Years After." The exhibit includes photos, furniture, and art from the Japanese American Internment. |
Internment exhibit is a stunner |
Ament, Deloris Tarzan |
February 20, 19 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.1114 |
|
Executive Order 9066 |
WLAM |
Norris |
Spring 1992 |
Arterial |
| 1900.1115 |
Article |
The beliefs that Chinese follow in Hong Kong. Includes a look at fung shui, having your fortune told by exploring your head, face, hands, or zodiac sign, and the Chinese almanac. |
For guidance in their daily lives, the Chinese rely on celestial wisdom |
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| 1900.1116 |
|
Asian American soldiers and the Asian wars they fought in. |
Film Review |
Jew, Doris J. Jew |
November 6 - 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1117 |
Article |
Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibit "Woven Legacies: Following Clothing from East Asia to Seattle" featuring clothing from the Museum's collection and from local families. |
Wing Luke Asian Museum features collection treasures |
|
September 4-17, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1118 |
Article |
Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibit "Welcoming the New: Celebrating Asian New year in America" featuring Hmong, Cambodia, Asian Indian and Chinese. |
Welcoming the New: Wing Luke exhibit shows the rich Asian celebrations of the new year |
|
January 24, 199 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.1119 |
Article |
Chiune Sugihara, Japanese Consul to Lithuania helped Jews get visas to leave Europe. Includes history of a local couple he saved. |
Defiance and deliverance |
De Leon, Ferdinand M. |
October 22, 199 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.112 |
Article |
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Leaders try to dispel rumors |
Frey, Christine |
6/5/2003 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.112.001 |
Article |
The seventh annual Pig Roast. First started by Uncle Bob Santos, it is now a community party. Includes history of the Roast and how it's brought the neighborhood together. |
We gather together... International District unites as the piggy turns |
Hahn, Jon |
July 24, 1997 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.1120 |
Article |
2 articles:
Sugihara's List - How Hiroki Sugihara, Japanese consul, saved thousands of Jews during World War II by issuing them visas to leave Lithuania.
Area family recalls lifesaving actions of Japanese consul - A Jewish couple, Lydia and Stefan Golston, survived because of Sugihara giving them visas. |
Sugihara's List |
Abe, Debby |
October 7, 1997 |
The News Tribune |
| 1900.1121 |
|
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It's in the Retelling of Our History that We Find the Heroes |
Cassidy |
March 5, 1994 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.1122 |
Article |
Highlights Ron Chew, then director of the Wing Luke for the work he has done with the museum and his National Award for Museum Service. |
Top Achievers of 1995: The Best of Puget Sound |
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January 1, 1996 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1123 |
Article |
A call for art for the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "PI (Made in America): Filipino American Artists in the Pacific Northwest. |
Wing Luke to showcase Pinoy artists |
|
December 9-15, |
The Asian Reporter |
| 1900.1124 |
Article |
Follows Charlene Mano on a tour of the Museum. |
Touring Our Asian Heritage |
Wong, Dean |
May 1-14, 1996 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1125 |
Article |
A look at the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "One Song, Many Voices," which features all types of ethnicities within the Asian American community. |
Asians emerge from the shadows |
Abe, Debby |
May 9, 1993 |
The Herald |
| 1900.1126 |
Article |
Ron Chew gives University of Washington students a tour of the Chinatown/International District. The students will conduct oral histories of residents in the neigborhood to include in the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "One Song, Many Voices." Includes how the neighborhood has changed over the years. |
Living history: Students get opportunity to connect their future to this collective past |
Cronin, Mary Elizabeth |
May 3, 1993 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.1127 |
|
Clothing designer Josie Natori |
Josie Natori |
|
November 1991 |
Working Woman |
| 1900.1128 |
|
The program for a roast of Bob Santos. Includes a very brief tribute and list of roasters as well as a summary of the work of the Northwest Labor and Employment Law Office (LELO). |
The Bob Santos Roast and Spaghetti Buffet |
|
1991 |
Program |
| 1900.1129 |
|
Northwest Asian American Theatre presents a Philip Kan Gotanda and Marc Hayashi musical |
A Song For a Nisei Fisherman |
Gotanda, Philip Kan |
1991 |
Flyer |
| 1900.113 |
Program |
|
Asian Heritage Month 1998 Events |
Asian Heritage Month |
5/1998 |
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| 1900.113.001 |
|
Emerald City Philharmonic |
James Mihara: Giving Birth to an Orchestra |
Lau |
4/17/91 |
International Examinier |
| 1900.1130 |
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| 1900.1131 |
|
Bharti Kirchner's first novel "Shiva Dancing" Review. |
In Life and in Art |
Fry |
March 15, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1132 |
|
Writings by Ezra Vogel, Michael Oksenberg, Carl Riskin and Robert A. Scalapino |
The Cultural Revolution 1967 in Review |
|
1968 |
Michigan Papers in Chinese Studies No. 2 |
| 1900.1133 |
|
Paliamentary resolution on Japan's role in WWII . Instead of shazaai which mean apology, the term used in the proposed resolution is hansei meaning sould-searhing or reflection. Not really an apology. |
Soul Searching Not Apology: Japan to Approve WWII Resolution |
|
June 8, 1995 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1134 |
Article |
The author gathers quotes from various stakeholders on whether an apology from the US government for slavery will produce any positive results. The article includes a sidebar that details other instances of apologies and reparations, including the US government's for the Japanese Internment. |
Americans argue whether apology would heal wounds |
Enda, Jodi |
June 26, 1997 |
|
| 1900.1135 |
Transcript |
Augie Takatsuka talks about growing up on Vashon Island, racial discrimination, and his experiences as part of the 442nd Division in WW II. |
Oral History Interview with Augie Takatsuka: Vashon Island, Washington |
Joseph, JonLee |
April 1999 |
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| 1900.1136 |
|
Chinese booklet on traditional Chinese kites from the China National Industrial Products Corp., Tientsin Arts and crafts Branch |
Kite |
|
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Booklet |
| 1900.1137 |
|
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Tongass Historical Society Museum and Ketchikan Totem Heritage Center |
Tongass Historical Society Museum |
|
Brochure |
| 1900.1138 |
|
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| 1900.1139 |
|
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The Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies 1994 Newsletter |
|
1994 |
Brochure |
| 1900.114 |
Article |
A look at the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "It's Like That: Asian Pacific Americans and the Seattle Hip-Hop Scene." Includes interviews with curator George Quibuyan, Darvin and Hoven Vida, and Nestor Rodriguez. |
Hip-Hop, Asian style |
Hackett, Regina |
July 5, 2003 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.114.001 |
|
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Friends Recall: The Glory That Was Once Nippon Kan's |
|
10/17/84 |
International Examinier |
| 1900.1140 |
|
Sports stadium threatens Washington DC's Chinatown. |
The Last Days of Chinatown |
Fisher |
January 29, 199 |
The Washington Post |
| 1900.1141 |
|
Association of King County Historical Organizations Newsletter |
Heritage News, Vol. 3, No. 4 |
AKCHO |
December 1997 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.1142 |
Article |
|
Crosscurrents |
UCLA Asian American Studies Center |
Fall/Winter 199 |
UCLA Asian American Studies Center Resource Development and Publications |
| 1900.1143 |
Article |
In Chinese. This is the part of a series on the Chinese in Seattle. 1889 - 1925, The Birth of Chinatown and 1925 - 1935, The Difficult and Hard Period. Photos of Chin Key, Dan Woo's maternal Grandfather, Ma Dong, builder of the Hong Kong Restaurant, and Woo Bing, Dan Woo's grandfather. |
The History of the Chinese in Seattle (III) 1889 - 1925 and 1925 - 1935 |
Li, Wei-ing |
February 13-19, |
Seattle Chinese Post |
| 1900.1144 |
|
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Villagers tell of Japan's Germ Warfare in China |
Kimura, Shigeyoshi |
June 14, 1996 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1145 |
Article |
During WW II, American POW's died as victims of Japanese medical experiments. After the war, 23 Japanese people were found guilty of charges including vivisection and wrongful removal of body parts. |
Grisly WW II Fact: Japanese Dissected American POW's Alive |
Easton, Thomas |
June 4, 1995 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1146 |
Newsletter |
|
Undersea Quarterly |
|
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Periodical |
| 1900.1148 |
|
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Historic Seattle |
Historic Seattle |
Fall 1997, Summ |
Periodical |
| 1900.1149 |
|
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The Influence of American Television on Social Stereotypes and Values of Americans and Its Cultural Impact on Youths in the Republic of Singapore |
Chong |
August 1989 |
Thesis |
| 1900.115.001 |
|
Adoption, korean American, Korean Identity Development Society, PO Box 60102, Seattle, WA. 98160 - 0102 |
Korean Adoption - You Are Always A Part of Your History |
Mullen |
5/15/91 |
International Examinier |
| 1900.1150 |
Article |
Article: Anthony Chan's opinion of the Chinatown/International District. He writes that the District is "sleazy" and the restaurants have "bad Chinese food."
Letter: From Bob Santos that points out the wrong facts that Chan had stated, and explains the improvement of the District. |
Seattle's Asiantown Like Any Other |
Chan, Anthony |
October 18, 199 |
Asian Week |
| 1900.1151 |
|
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Asian American Audiences and Public Broadcasting |
Hur, K Kyoon |
March 1982 |
Office of Communication Research Corporation for Public Broadcasting |
| 1900.1152 |
|
Members of the Tsutakawa family |
The Tsutakawa Legacy |
Ingle |
August 7 -13, 1 |
The Weekley |
| 1900.1153 |
|
Lifetime achievement award for George Tsutakawa. Mentioned in this annual report. |
Japanese American Citizens League 1996 Annual Report |
Pacific Citizen |
December 1997 |
Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.1154 |
|
Countertenor Brian Asawa |
The Next Thing You Know, Countertenors Could Be Stars |
Kozinn |
July 17, 1994 |
New York Times |
| 1900.1155 |
|
Invitation to Bellevue Art Museum Show , a 60-year retrospective. |
Eternal Laughter: A Sixty Year Retrospective by George Tsutakawa |
|
1990 |
Invitation |
| 1900.1156 |
|
Letter asking for support of HR 1172/ S 1037 the Justice for Wards Cove Workers Act to allow the Wards Cove vs. Antonio case to go to court. Includes supplemental materials. |
Justice for Wards Cove Workers Committee |
Sako, Melanie |
June 17, 1994 |
Letter and accompanying articles |
| 1900.1157 |
|
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FAX: First Profile of AsianPacific Americans in U.S. Economy Reveals Pockets of Prosperity, Poverty. |
Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc. |
May 18, 1994 |
FAX |
| 1900.1158 |
Article |
|
Asians Terrorized in Housing Projects |
Chin, Steven |
January 17, 199 |
San Francisco Examiner |
| 1900.1159 |
|
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Asian Pacific American Democrats Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month |
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May 17, 1994 |
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| 1900.116 |
Report |
|
The Tuskegee Army Air Corps: As Remembered by Officer R.J. Webb |
Webb, Bob |
4/3/1996 |
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| 1900.116.001 |
|
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Filipino Youth Drill Team: An Affirmation That We Have Family |
Hayashi, Sumi |
10/17/84 |
International Examinier |
| 1900.1160 |
Article |
The biography of Chiune Sugihara |
Envoy's Pen Saves Lives, Costs Future |
Watanabe, Teresa |
March 20, 1994 |
L.A. Times |
| 1900.1161 |
|
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Asian Pacific Caucus |
|
May 22, 1994 |
Washington Post |
| 1900.1162 |
|
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Housing in Metropolitan Areas - Asian or Pacific Islander Households |
Bureau of the Census |
April 1995 |
Report |
| 1900.1163 |
Article |
Profiles Gary Locke and his potential to be a representative Asian American politician. During his campaign, he played to his immgrant family history, Chinese work ethic, and the stereotype of Asian American virtue. |
Locke Step |
Liu, Eric |
1994 |
Washington Post Magazine |
| 1900.1164 |
|
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Getting Political |
Creamer, Beverly |
November 27, 19 |
The Honolulu Advertiser |
| 1900.1165 |
|
A professor at the University of Hawaii is embroiled in controversy when she a suggested a Caucasian male should leave. She is facing censure and/or dismissal and many see the issue as one of freedom of speech. |
Trask Words Whip Free - Speech Whirl |
Manuel, Susan |
|
Star - Bulletin |
| 1900.1166 |
|
Play based on the experiences of Minoru Yasui |
Unvanquished: A Play based on the story of Minoru Yasui |
|
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Program |
| 1900.1167 |
|
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The Wash |
Gotanda, Philip Kan |
1990 |
Program |
| 1900.1168 |
Program |
|
NAATA Tenth Anniversary |
National Asian American Telecommunications Association |
November 15, 19 |
National Asian American Telecommunications Association |
| 1900.1169 |
|
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Asian Pacific Islander American Candidates election results 1994 |
|
1994 |
Democratic National Committee |
| 1900.117 |
Article |
|
Prisoner of Khmer Rouge resurfaces, aims to testify |
Decherd, Chris |
3/30/2003 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.117.001 |
|
film based on the Bon Dainagon Scroll c. 1175, Produced by the Audio Visual Center, Indiana University. |
Conspiracy In Kyoto: An Art Film |
|
1/1/53 |
Flyer |
| 1900.1170 |
|
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The Hawaii Herald, Vol. 13, No. 14 |
|
July 17, 1992 |
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| 1900.1171 |
Article |
|
Civil Rights Issues Facing Asian Americans in the 1990's |
United States Commission on Civil Rights |
February 1992 |
U.S. Government Printing Office |
| 1900.1172 |
|
Reforming Japan |
Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. II, No. 3 |
The Asia Foundation |
Autumn 1993 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1173 |
|
Women, Career, Sex and Family |
Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. II, No. 2 |
The Asia Foundation |
Summer 1993 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1174 |
|
Foreign Aid: help or hinderance? |
Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. II, No. 1 |
The Asia Foundation |
Spring 1993 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1175 |
|
|
Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 4 |
The Asia Foundation |
April 1994 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1176 |
|
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Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 3 |
The Asia Foundation |
March 1994 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1177 |
|
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Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 2 |
The Asia Foundation |
February 1994 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1178 |
|
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Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 1 |
The Asia Foundation |
January 1994 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1179 |
|
|
Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. III, No. 12 |
The Asia Foundation |
December 1993 |
Periodical |
| 1900.118 |
Article |
|
Title to go with hype |
Ferguson, Doug |
6/23/2003 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.118.001 |
|
|
The Unexceptional Japanese Film: Are More Preferred in Japan than those that Intrigue the West |
Richie |
7/1/55 |
Films in Review |
| 1900.1180 |
|
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Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. III, No. 11 |
The Asia Foundation |
November 1993 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1181 |
|
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Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. III, No. 10 |
The Asia Foundation |
October 1993 |
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| 1900.1182 |
|
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Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. III, No. 9 |
The Asia Foundation |
September 1993 |
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| 1900.1183 |
|
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Japan Views Quarterly, Vol. III, No. 8 |
The Asia Foundation |
August 1993 |
Periodical |
| 1900.1184 |
|
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| 1900.1185 |
|
Burke Museum exhibit publication |
Spirit of Korea: Folk Art of Korea |
|
1979 |
Program |
| 1900.1186 |
|
The origin of tradition, the making of the tradition, changes in the tradition, the road to modernization |
Korea's History |
Korean Overseas Information Service |
1988 |
Booklet |
| 1900.1187 |
|
A Sea of Religion, Language and Literature, The Arts Music and Dance, Film and Drama |
Korea's Cultural and Artistic Heritage |
Korean Overseas Information Service |
1988 |
Booklet |
| 1900.1188 |
|
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| 1900.1189 |
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Cantonese opera transcription in Chinese from the Luck Ngi Musical club for use in the exhibit "A Bridge Home" |
Muk Yu Book, Cantonese Opera Book |
Wah |
1997 |
copy |
| 1900.119 |
Article |
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2003 Spring High School All-Stars |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
6/12/2003 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.119.001 |
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Exquisite New Films From Japan |
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11/15/54 |
Life |
| 1900.1190 |
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Musical groups for information about Asian American music and a list of historic Asian American musicians |
Contact List Historic List |
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
1997 |
Exhibit, "A Bridge Home" |
| 1900.1191 |
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Index to three volumes of interviews, musician lists and relevant articles. |
Index to "A Bridge Home" exhibit's information |
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
1997 |
Exhibit, "A Bridge Home" |
| 1900.1192 |
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Scrapbook of the history of "The Skyliners" by one of its members. |
"Presenting the Skyliners" a scrapbook |
Kubota |
1997 |
Exhibit, "A Bridge Home" |
| 1900.1193 |
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Information on Asian and Asian American music by ethnic gorup. |
A Bridge Home Exhibit Vol. I, Music by Ethnic Group |
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
1997 |
Exhibit, "A Bridge Home" |
| 1900.1194 |
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A Bridge Home Exhibit Vol. II, Articles on Musicians |
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
1997 |
Exhibit, "A Bridge Home" |
| 1900.1195 |
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Interviews with Hanzaburo Araki, G, Fujii, I. Christian, Karla Cruz, Eyind Kang, Primo Kim, Daran Kravanh, Henry Louie, Nature Boyz, Yoshio Tomita, Sam Yee |
A Bridge Home Exhibit Vol. III, Transcribed Interviews |
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
1997 |
Exhibit, "A Bridge Home" |
| 1900.1196 |
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Transcripts of the oral interviews |
Alaska's Japanese Pioneers: Faces, Voices, Stories, Oral History Transcripts |
Inouye |
1994 |
Alaska's Japanese Pioneers Research Project Team |
| 1900.1197 |
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Clayton Chinn protests QFC's selling of racial product |
Asian Caracatures on "Oriental" Salad Dressing Spark Uproar, Protest |
Del Rosario |
Nov. 3 - 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1198 |
Article |
Gary Locke wins election as King County Executive. |
Gary Locke is New King County Executive |
Del Rosario, Carina A |
Nov. 3 - 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1199 |
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Editorial/Opinion: Johnny's Fine Foods Shows Us Education is Still Badly Needed |
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Nov. 3 - 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.120 |
Brochure |
Brochure advertising the ceremony to honor Medal of Honor recipients, W.K. Nakamura and J.K. Okubo who finally, after 50 years, received the honor.j |
United States Army Medal of Honor Citations |
Nisei Veterans Committee |
2001 |
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| 1900.120.001 |
Booklet |
Program guide to the Chinatown/International District's Summer Festival. Includes a tour of the many businesses of the CID and a list of performers and activities. |
22nd Annual Chinatown/International District Summer Festival Official Program Guide |
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July 12-13, 199 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1200 |
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Book review of "Stubborn Twig" by Lauren Kessler |
Author Unveils Struggles, Triumphs of Nikkei Family in Book |
Del Rosario |
Nov. 3 - 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1201 |
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"Barkada Syndrome" from the KilUSAn Performing Arts Theatre Ensemble |
Musical Satire Spotlights Filipino Gangs |
Del Rosario |
Nov. 3 - 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1202 |
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Tanscription of diary written during WW II by a Japanese American Interned in the Minidoka Internment Camp in Hunt Idaho |
Tsuguo Ikeda's Minidoka Diary |
Ikeda |
1941 - 45 |
Transcribed |
| 1900.1203 |
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Guide to posers of famous Asian Americans. 3 sets in the library. Additonal information in "The Role of Racial Minorities in the United States. " |
Asian American Image Posters |
Seattle Public Schools |
1977 |
Seattle Public Schools |
| 1900.1204 |
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Colorful western map of Beijing with illustrations of western views of China in 1930's |
A Map and History of Peiping |
Dorn |
1936 |
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| 1900.1205 |
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Glimpses of Chinese Inner Life |
A Cabin Passenger |
October 1857 |
New Family Magazine |
| 1900.1206 |
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Seafair Filipino American Community Festival |
|
August 1991 |
Program |
| 1900.1207 |
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Issues Vol. I, No,s: 2, 10, 11, 12; Vol. II, No.s 1, 3, 4, 8, 12; Vol. 3, No,s: 2, 3, 4; Vol. 1, 1970, No.s. 2, 3,4, 6, 7, 9, 10. |
Seattle Chinese Community Newsletter |
Mar, ed. |
1961 - 1963 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.1208 |
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| 1900.1209 |
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| 1900.121 |
Program |
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Yellow Fever: The Internment |
Seattle Central Community College |
2003 |
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| 1900.121.001 |
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Senator Offends Asian Americans |
Farragher, Thomas |
7/11/97 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1210 |
Article |
History of Judo in Washington and Oregon with oral histories, list of Nisei Veterans, glossary, bibliography. |
Getting a Grip: Judo in the Japanese American communities of Washington and Oregon: 1900 - 1950 |
Svinth, Joseph R. |
1998 |
Manuscript 1998 |
| 1900.1211 |
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| 1900.1212 |
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Beyond Manzanar: A Personal View of Asian American Womanhood |
Houston |
1978 |
Chapter |
| 1900.1213 |
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A set of 40 black and white posters of famous Asian Americans. The posters are in two sets on the oversize shelf. (Top) |
Asian American Image Posters 2 |
|
1977 |
Seattle Public Schools |
| 1900.1214 |
Article |
Chapter 1 from "Asian-Americans: Social and Psychological Perspectives Volume II" Focuses on the history of Japanese American families from when they started immigrating to the United States to modern JA families. |
The Japanese American Family |
Kitano, Harry H. L. |
1980 |
Science and Behavior Books, Inc. |
| 1900.1215 |
|
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A Concert of Chinese Classical Music |
Chinese Arts and Music Association |
1996 |
Program |
| 1900.1216 |
|
Set of 8 post cards with different color photos of ceramic pieces |
Ceramic Art of Japan |
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Post Cards |
| 1900.1217 |
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Different Standards in Probes of Americans of Asian Descent |
Choe and Hubert Locke, Paul Schell, and Ron Sims |
Sept. 3, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1218 |
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| 1900.1219 |
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| 1900.122 |
Article |
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The Way of Bruce Lee |
Dizon, Kristin |
6/26/2003 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.122.001 |
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Presidents Initiative on Race |
Is Changing Minds Harder Than Changing U.S. Laws |
Enda, Jodi |
7/15/97 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1220 |
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| 1900.1221 |
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Very short article on Alan Lau and his art and poetry. |
Planet Northwest: Producing Fine Art and Poetry |
Aoki, Elizabeth |
January 21, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1222 |
|
Northwestern Washington State Publication: Issues: Aug 1998, Sept. 1 - 15, 1998, |
Asian Pacific Sentinel |
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ASIAN PACIFIC SENTINEL |
| 1900.1223 |
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| 1900.1224 |
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Japanese American internees and their families make a pilgimage to the 'No - no camp' where loyalty and patriotism meant different things to those who were there. |
Return to Tule Lake |
Eng |
July 12, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1225 |
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Taky Kimura remembers Bruce Lee |
Gone but not Forgotten |
Seven, Richard |
July 12, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1226 |
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After years of closure due to pollution, Puget Sound's shellfish operations are back in business. Profiles Jerry Yamashita's Western Oyster Co.. |
After years of closure due to pollution, Puget Sound's shellfish operations are back in business |
Anderson, Ross |
July 9, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1227 |
|
Newsletter of the Hale Halawai O Hawai'I Resource Center, 605 S. Riverside Dr., Seattle, WA 98108 |
Hale Halawai O Hawai'I |
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Spring 1997 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.1228 |
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Chinese Culture and Art Festival |
|
1997 |
Flyer |
| 1900.1229 |
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New Music From Dancing Cat: Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar |
|
1997 |
Brochure |
| 1900.123 |
Article |
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Family ties |
Leson, Nancy |
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Seattle Times |
| 1900.123.001 |
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Pol Pot's Capture Revives Old Wounds |
Reang |
7/7/97 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1230 |
|
Flyer for the celebration of composer Jason Hwang's residency at the University Settlement House in New York |
Celebration of Jason Kao Hwang's Residency |
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April 1998 |
Flyer |
| 1900.1231 |
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The Osgood File, Transcription |
Osgood |
Feb. 4, 1997 |
Transcript |
| 1900.1232 |
Transcript |
Transcript of a radio broadcast by Dave Beck featuring the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "A Bridge Home: Music in the Lives of Asian Pacific Americans," which is about music and Asian Pacific Americans. Includes an interview with Byron Au Yong, the curator of the exhibit, and Alan Lau, the exhibit's curatorial advisor. |
KUOW Weekday Transcription |
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June 4, 1997 |
KUOW |
| 1900.1233 |
Transcript |
Transcript of a radio broadcast by Ingrid Lobet featuring the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "A Bridge Home: Music in the Lives of Asian Pacific Americans," which is about music and Asian Pacific Americans. Includes an interview with Byron Au Yong, the curator of the exhibit. |
KPLU 88.5 Radio Transcription |
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August 21, 1997 |
KPLU |
| 1900.1234 |
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Asian Festivals of Washington State: Hmong New Year |
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Brochure |
| 1900.1235 |
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Asian Festivals of Washington State: Diwali Indian Festival of Lights |
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Brochure |
| 1900.1236 |
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Transcript of personal diary |
Tsuguo Ikeda's Wartime Diary |
Ikeda |
1941 - 45 |
Diary |
| 1900.1237 |
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| 1900.1238 |
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A More Perfect Union: Japanese Americans and the United States Constitution |
Smithsonian Institution |
1987 |
Copied Brochure |
| 1900.1239 |
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9066 50 years before and 50 years after Exhibition at the Wing Luke Asian Museum |
Artifacts of Internment |
Gelernter, Carey Quan |
Nov. 24, 1991 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.124 |
Article |
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Bob Hikida ran shop that was focal point |
Green, Sara Jean |
5/30/2003 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.124.001 |
Article |
The Korean Culture Camp is a five day program for Korean adoptee children to learn about Korean culture. |
Adoptees realize they are not alone: Camp brings together children from Korea |
Beason, Tyrone |
July 11, 1997 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.1240 |
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'My Dad Looks like Michael Gross' |
Mullen |
May 15, 1991 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1241 |
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You Are Always a Part of Your History" |
Mullen |
May 15, 1991 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.1242 |
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The Difference is a Global Perspective |
Winfrey, B. R. |
May 15, 1991 |
International Examiner |
