| 1900.6106 |
Article |
The Manzanar Free Press evolved into a four page printed paper after starting out as a mimeographed newspaper. |
Japs in California Publish Paper |
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08/02/42 |
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| 1900.6107 |
Article |
A riot at the Santa Anita Assembly Center was put down after there was an assault on an evacuee suspected of being an informer. |
Army Quells Rioting At Jap Evacuee Camp |
|
08/10/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.6108 |
Article |
A letter writer to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer decried the complaints of Japanese Americans and said that they don't understand the anger and temper of the American people. |
Japanese Problem |
Dailey, Claude A. |
05/00/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligerncer |
| 1900.6109 |
Article |
Internees at the Puyallup Assembly Center were to be moved to the Minidoka Relocation Center in Idaho near Eden. A volunteer party of about 200 were to leave earlier to help set up the camp. |
Seattle Japs Will Shift To Idaho Center |
|
08/00/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.611 |
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Concerns of Asian American Women |
Task Force on Asian American Women |
June 1976 |
Report |
| 1900.6110 |
Article |
Internees at the Puyallup Assembly Center were preparing to leave the place for a permanent camp in Idaho called the Minidoka Relocation Center. James Y. Sakamoto, former publisher of the Japanese American Courier and head of the self-government at the Puyalllup Center, said people would now be able to get their feet on the ground after the temporary quarters in Puyallup. |
Japs Begin Exodus At Puyallup Center |
Bermann, R.B. |
08/10/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.6111 |
Article |
Evacuation of the Puyallup Assembly Center began with an advance party of 200 leaving to help set up the Minidoka Relocation Center where the Puyallup Center evacuees will be moved to. Once the camp is readied, trainloads of 500 per day will leave for the Minidoka Center until all of the Puyallup Assembly Center is emptied. |
Evacuation Of Japs Begun At Puyallup |
Bermann, R.B. |
08/10/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.6112 |
Document |
A copy of a photograph shows a couple who are being parted temporarily while the husband leaves the Puyallup Assembly Center as part of the advance party while his wife remains to join him later. |
Honeymooners |
|
08/10/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.6113 |
Document |
A copy of a photograph shows Harry Yanagimachi and Dick Setsuda going over the list of names of the people who will be in the advance party that will go to the Minidoka Relocation Center to help set up the camp. |
Calling Roll Of Those Who Will Go To New Camp |
|
08/10/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.6114 |
Article |
A letter writer of Japanese descent wrote to the Seattle P-I asking for understanding of Japanese Americans since they were limited in what they could do but that they were doing their bit for the war effort. |
Japanese Problem |
Endo, Bob |
08/00/42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.6115 |
Article |
Japanese Americans were leading a drive to get fellow Japanese Americans to donate to the Red Cross war fund's goal of $300,000 for Seattle/King County. |
American-Born Japanese Aid Red Cross Fund |
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| 1900.6116 |
Booklet |
Photocopy of the book "Circle of Friendship", which is about Asian Pacific American artists from Washington, D.C. |
Circle of Friendship: Asian Pacific American Artists Cross Cultural Heritage and the American Experience, A Cultural Education Project |
HIRO, ed. |
1992 |
Asian American Arts and Media, Inc. |
| 1900.6117 |
Report |
Chinese cash coins (wen) identification. Wen have been found all over the United States, especially in places where there were a high population of Chinese Americans. Includes pictures of wen. |
Chinese Wen - Cash Money Identification |
Kingsbury, Lawrence A. |
January 1995 |
US Department of Agriculture |
| 1900.6118 |
Article |
The life of Chinese residents along King Street. Includes a focus on Florence Eng and her family history, and Goon Dip's history and legacy. |
Winding Down King Street |
Bock, Paula |
April 17, 1994 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.6119 |
Article |
Tells how Gary Locke works in the House of Representatives. Includes a history of the Representative and his views on certain issues. |
Gary Locke: The Man Who Mistook His Life for the Legislature |
Moody, Fred |
February 27, 19 |
Seattle Weekly |
| 1900.612 |
|
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English for Your First Job: A Beginning Vocational ESL Textbok |
Prince |
1981 |
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| 1900.6120 |
Report |
List of Japanese Americans held at Fort Missoula's Department of Justice Alien Detention Camp during World War II. |
Partial list of names of Japanese men held at Fort Missoula's Department of Justice Alien Detention Camp 1941-1944 |
Sands, Diane |
|
Historical Museum at Fort Missoula |
| 1900.613 |
|
Hearing Before the Committee on Governmental Affairs United States Senate |
Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians Act |
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March 18, 1980 |
U.S.Government Printing Office |
| 1900.614 |
Article |
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Commission on Asian American Affairs |
Hayasaka, Lois |
Fall 1988 |
State of Washington, Commission on Asian American Affairs |
| 1900.615 |
directory |
Resource directory. |
Asian Pacific Americans in Washington State |
Washington State Commission on Asian American Affairs |
1988 |
Washington State Commission on Asian American Affairs |
| 1900.616 |
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Washington's Asian and Pacific American Studies: Today and Tomorrow |
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March 16, 1979 |
Report |
| 1900.617 |
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Sponsored by the Washington State Commission on Asian American Affairs Office of the Governor |
A Report on a Conference of Delegates from Indochinese Associations in Washington State |
Matsudaira, Martin M |
September 24, 1 |
Commission on Asian American Affairs |
| 1900.618 |
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Washington State Asian Pacific American Organizations Resources Directory |
Commission on Asian American Affairs |
Feb. 1986 |
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| 1900.619 |
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An Analysis of Assertiveness and Self - Esteem of Asian/Pacific American Collage Students |
Haskins |
April 24, 1981 |
Paper |
| 1900.620 |
Report |
The author suggests factoring in culture when counseling, especially when you counsel across cultures. |
Counseling Across Cultures: A Critique |
Lee, D. John |
July 1980 |
National Association for Asian and Pacific American Education |
| 1900.6200 |
Article |
Chinese herbal doctor
Clinic and store museum |
Chinese Doctor's Old West cures will stay lost without translation |
Cockle, Richard |
2008 |
Oregonian |
| 1900.621 |
|
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Asian/Pacific American Men and Women Administrators Co - existing in Educational Leadership |
Washington Assc. for Asian and Pacific Am. Ed. |
June, 1980 |
Report |
| 1900.622 |
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Includes sections on education, employment, media images, cultural isolation, civil rights, immigration, health, housing, refugees, mental health, social services, children and youth, elderly, women |
Ten Years Later: A Public Hearing on the Issues Impacting Washington State's Asian Pacific Americans in the 1980's |
Wash. State Comm.on Asian American Affairs |
November 20, 19 |
Report |
| 1900.623 |
Booklet |
A guide on multicultural instruction. Includes needs and goals, training school staff, and how to conduct multicultural instruction. |
Guide for Multicultural Education: Content and Context |
|
1977 |
California State Department of Education |
| 1900.624 |
Pamphlet |
|
Educational Concerns of Asian Americans |
Task Force on Education |
Dec. 6, 1974 |
Report |
| 1900.625 |
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Fifth East Coast Asian American Education Conference |
Entering the Mainstream! |
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April 1984 |
Report |
| 1900.626 |
Article |
Contains 14 resolutions with corresponding strategies for improving education for Asian Pacific Americans. |
Asian/Pacific American Education Agenda for the 1980's |
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1980 |
U.S. Dept. of Education |
| 1900.627 |
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1979 Washington State Asian and Pacific American Studies Symposium |
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March 16, 1979 |
Program |
| 1900.628 |
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Asian and Pacific American Studies in the Northwest ; Strategies for the 1980's |
Kashima |
April 25, 1980 |
Paper |
| 1900.629 |
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The Second Annual Conference of the National Association for Asian and Pacific American Education |
Asian and Pacific American Perspectives on Educational Policy |
|
1980 |
Program |
| 1900.630 |
Article |
A National Conference by the National Association for Asian and Pacific American Education, APACS/US Office of Education, and the National Institute of Education. A folder that contains brochures, flyers, and articles on public education, conference schedule, higher education, bilingual education, and education statistics. |
Asian and Pacific American Education: Directions for the 1980's |
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1979 |
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| 1900.631 |
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Conference Report from Asian Pacific American Concerns Staff part of the Office of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. |
Education Concerns of Asian and Pacific Americans |
|
1978 |
Report |
| 1900.632 |
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Third Annual Conference of the National Association for Asian and Pacific American Education |
Education and Change |
|
1981 |
Report |
| 1900.633 |
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Bibliography and Chinese New Year education activities. |
China: A Book of Activities |
Motomatsu |
June 1984 |
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| 1900.634 |
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Our Government (Chinese Version) |
DeCano II |
1981 |
Asian American Bilingual Center |
| 1900.635 |
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Our Government (Korean Version) |
DeCano II |
1981 |
Asian American Bilingual Center |
| 1900.636 |
Report |
Paper presented at the National Conference of Social Welfare, San Francisco, California, May 13, 1975. |
Asian Americans |
Owan, Tom |
May 13, 1975 |
National Conference of Social Welfare |
| 1900.637 |
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Produced by State of Washington and the Asian American Cultural Heritage Program and Asian American Education Association. |
A Bibliography of Asian and Asian American Books for Elementary School Youngsters |
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1975 |
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| 1900.638 |
Article |
The "Eight Pound Livelihood" is an exhibit on Chinese laundry workers, and was developed by the New York Chinatown History Project and the New York State Museum. Robert Glick and Paul Calhoun took 60 black-and-white photographs of New York's Chinatown and have displayed it as an exhibit. Both exhibits are to be displayed in the New York Public Library. |
Two exhibits on laundry workers and Chinatown open in New York |
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December 7, 198 |
East/West |
| 1900.639 |
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Published by the Washington State Commission on Asian American Affairs |
Commission on Asian American Affairs |
Hayasaka, Lois E. |
1976 |
Washington State Commission on Asian American Affairs |
| 1900.640 |
Book |
Washington State Planning and Community Affairs Agency, presents changes and characteristics of nonwhite racial groups in Washington from 1870 - 1960. |
Nonwhite Races: State of Washington |
Schmid, Calvin F, Charles E. Nobbe, and Arlene E. Mitchell |
1968 |
Washington State: Planning and Community Affairs Agency |
| 1900.641 |
Pamphlet |
|
Building Our Own |
Chinese Nursing Home Society |
1990 |
Chinese Nursing Home Society |
| 1900.642 |
Article |
This bulletin summarizes the availability of immigrant numbers during July 1983. |
Immigrant Numbers for July 1983 |
U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consulate Affairs, Visa Office |
July 1983 |
Bureau of Cultural Affairs Bulletin |
| 1900.643 |
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Report of the Yakima Valley Asian American Task Force, Commission on Asian American Affairs. |
Rural Asian Americans: An Assessment |
Pascua, Jr, Reynaldo |
July 1976 |
State of Washington Commission on Asian American Affairs |
| 1900.644 |
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Deomonstratrin Project forAsian Americans, 1608 Jeffersaon Street, Seattle, WA. 98122 |
Quarterly Report: Demonstration Project for Asian Americans |
Kim |
September 1974 |
Report |
| 1900.645 |
Article |
USC religion professor Donald Miller and freelance photographer Jerry Berndt have a new photography exhibit on religious activity in Los Angeles' immigrant communities, including several Asian American communities. |
To Live and Pray in L.A. |
Rourke, Mary |
January 23, 200 |
Los Angeles Times |
| 1900.646 |
|
Department of Social and Health Services |
Report: Refugee Assistance Termination Study |
Wilson |
Feb. 1983 |
Report |
| 1900.647 |
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Office for Asian American Affairs Involvement in the Indochina Refugee Resettlement Program |
Cheung |
Jan. 1976 |
Program |
| 1900.648 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 1 |
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Nov. 1979 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.649 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 2 |
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Dec. 1979 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.6499 |
Article |
Fire at the Louisa Hotel |
Lost and Found in Chinatown's Ashes |
Conklin, Ellis E. |
March 19, 2014 |
Seattle Weekly |
| 1900.650 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 3 |
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Jan. 1980 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.6500 |
Document |
Asian Pacific American Hertage preservation |
A Plan for the Protection of Asian Pacific American Heritage in King County, Washington |
Dubrow, Gail and Jennifer Meisner |
June 1995 |
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| 1900.651 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 5 |
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March 1980 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.652 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 6 |
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April 1980 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.653 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 7 |
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May 1980 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.654 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 10 |
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August 1980 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.655 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 11 |
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Sept. 1980 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.656 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy: Semi - Annual Report |
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March 1, 1980 |
Report |
| 1900.657 |
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United Cambodian Community |
The Cambodian Tragedy |
Young |
Oct. 1979 |
Pamphlet |
| 1900.658 |
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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, No. 8 |
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June 1980 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.659 |
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Indochinese Refugees Nurse Aide vocational Training |
Dreaney |
June 10, 1981 |
Report |
| 1900.660 |
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Refugee Hospitality/Culinary Arts Project |
Hidaka |
June 12, 1981 |
Report |
| 1900.661 |
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Interventions with a Single Parent Vietnamese Family |
Scott |
April 1981 |
Report |
| 1900.662 |
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Alternative Approaches to Refugee Resettlement |
Finnan |
March 15, 1981 |
Report |
| 1900.663 |
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Post Conference Report: First PAC Northwest Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Conference on Human Services and Social Actions |
Hom, George L. |
June 1974 |
Report |
| 1900.664 |
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Nhan Quyen Cua Ban |
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Pamphlet |
| 1900.665 |
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Quyen Loi Cua Nguoi Bi Bat Luc |
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Pamphlet |
| 1900.666 |
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Report: Special Refugee Employment Project Implementaion Report |
Turner |
August 1985 |
Report |
| 1900.6666 |
Article |
Tsue Chong Company
THE NONDESCRIPT little shop at Eighth Avenue South and South Weller Street is the factory store for the Tsue Chong Company, maker of Rose Brand Chinese noodles and fortune cookies. Fourth-generation proprietor Tim Louie explains the generations of loyal customers: ?We?ve been fortunate. We?ve been blessed. We have our niche. We have our legacy.?
Tim?s great-grandfather, Gar Hip Louie, came to Seattle from a village near Toishan, in the Guangdong province of South China. He saw an opportunity ? there were plenty of Chinese restaurants, but no noodle factories. He used a hand-cranked machine to make noodles, then wrap them in newspaper and deliver them fresh.
Tim?s grandfather, Fat Yuen Louie, took over when his father retired. He ran the business with his wife, Eng Shee, who added fortune cookies, and the company grew rapidly.
About the time Tim started elementary school, Fat Yuen and Eng Shee Louie retired, and their sons, Tim?s father, Henry, and his uncle Kenneth, took control.
?Growing up,? Tim explains, ?I had the opportunity ? to live with my paternal grandparents. Grandma and Grandpa were at home raising me; they taught me Chinese, Chinese culture, our family roots and heritage, while my uncle and my mom and dad continued operating the business.?
Tim spent teenage summers working at Tsue Chong, but says he never felt pressure to join the company. In fact, he left Seattle to study science at Whitworth University in Spokane. Two years later, he transferred to the University of Washington and changed his major to business, and only then did he consider a career at Tsue Chong. His father made him learn the business from the ground up.
All his employees are Chinese; they speak Toishan or Cantonese, and live on Beacon Hill or in the International District. Most came from China at middle age to give their families better opportunities, and most spend their entire careers at Tsue Chong. Tim says they?re very dedicated and loyal, one of the main reasons Tsue Chong?s production has remained in Chinatown since 1917.
They produce about 80,000 fortune cookies and 10,000 pounds of noodle products a day, including fresh, dried, steamed and fried varieties, and dumpling wrappers for wonton, gyoza and egg roll.
Just as Tim?s father didn?t pressure him to join the business, he and his wife, Linda, encourage their two children to do what they want. It seems unlikely the company will stay in the family. Tim doesn?t seem concerned, as long as Tsue Chong continues as an integral part of the community, one he feels loyal to and serves in another very different way.
For 35 years, Tim has been Scoutmaster for the Boy Scout troop he belonged to as a boy. When Tim transferred to the UW, a friend told him the Scoutmaster was retiring and asked him to help him lead the troop. Tim agreed, arranging his studies around Scouts on Tuesdays. Over the years, Tim has served as Scoutmaster to countless boys, including his son, Gregory, and he?s proud of the men they?ve become.
Tim says he feels fortunate and blessed to have a close-knit family, run a thriving business he cares about and be part of a supportive community. But it?s clear his success is due to much more than luck. |
A Nourishing Legacy |
Bloom, Lenora |
January 17, 201 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.6667 |
Article |
Huang (Wong) family and business letters foprm back ground of this study of a Chinese American family |
Transnational Communication in a Chinese American Family Based on the Family Letters, 1912 - 1938 |
Wang, Gengwu |
2013 |
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| 1900.6668 |
Article |
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"The Chinese Must Go": The United States Army and the Anti-Chinese Riots in Washington Territory, 1885 - 1886 |
Laurie, Clayton D. |
January 1990 |
Pacific Northwest Quarterly |
| 1900.6669 |
Article |
Story of artist Tyrus Wong |
Hard Path for Bambi Art Legend |
Fox, Margalit |
|
New York Times |
| 1900.667 |
|
Program Research and Eveluation Section, Office of Research and Data Analysis, Department of Social Services, Olympia, WA. |
Report: Refugee Assistance Termination Study: A 10 Month Follow Up Report |
Wilson |
July 1983 |
Report |
| 1900.668 |
|
|
Driver's Guide In Khmer |
|
|
Booklet |
| 1900.669 |
|
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Population Bulletin: Asian Americans: Growth, Change and Diversity |
Gardner |
Oct. 1985 |
Bulletin |
| 1900.670 |
|
|
1982 Survey of Minority - Owned Business Enterprises: Asian Americans, American Indians and Other Minorities |
U.S. Department of Commerce |
Oct. 1986 |
Survey |
| 1900.671 |
|
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1980 Census of Population: Vol. I, Chapter B, General Population Characteristics, Part 49 Washington |
U.S. Department of Commerce |
August 1982 |
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| 1900.672 |
|
|
The Profile of the Vietnamese American Community |
Le, Ngoan |
1994 |
Paper |
| 1900.673 |
Article |
Former Japanese American internees gather at Manzanar to mark the 60th anniversary of Executive Order 9066. Some drew comparisons to the detainment of Middle Eastern Americans after 9/11. Features a profile of photographer Toyo Mitayake. |
Former Japanese American internees gather to mark 60th anniversary of federal detention order |
Marquez, Sandra |
May 4, 2002 |
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| 1900.674 |
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|
Studies in Filipino Second Language Acquisition |
Ramos |
July 1979 |
Paper |
| 1900.675 |
|
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Civil Rights Digest: Asian and Pacific Americans |
|
Fall1976 |
Magazine |
| 1900.676 |
|
|
A Report on Anti - Asian Violence in the United States |
Japanese American Citizens League |
1985 |
Report |
| 1900.677 |
|
Office of Research and Data Analysis |
Report: Special Refugee Employment Project Outcome Report |
Wolfhagen |
April 1986 |
Report |
| 1900.678 |
|
|
Driver's Guide in Vietnamese |
Department of Motor Vehicles |
|
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| 1900.6781 |
Article |
Interview with Installation Artists Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo Lead Pencil Studio on the piece for the Wing Luke Museum. See multimedia link. |
What is Lead Pencil Studio doing in the basement of the Wing Luke Museum? |
Graves, Jen |
2014 |
|
| 1900.679 |
|
Supplimentary lessons about Japan. |
Modern Japan: An Idea Book for K - 12 Teachers |
Bernson |
April 1983 |
|
| 1900.680 |
Thesis |
|
Asian American Politics In the City of Seattle |
Chen, Katy |
Summer 1992 |
|
| 1900.6800 |
Report |
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Seattle's Japanese Farmers: The Influence of Japanese Immigrants on the Pike Place Market |
Bernstein, Elissa |
2009 |
|
| 1900.6801 |
Booklet |
Pacific Island community health, economics and education |
Voices of Pacific Island Woment Residing in the Pacific Northwest |
Pacific Island Women's Association |
2006 |
|
| 1900.6802 |
Report |
Hearing on air safety in the aftermath of the Wing Luke plane crash. |
State of Washington Legislative Council. Subcommittee Hearing on Air Safety |
|
09/01/1965 |
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| 1900.6803 |
Article |
Paul Horiuchi
Honored by exhibit in Japan on Japanese Artist in America |
Honored and Honorable Paul Horiuchi, the |
Hawthorn, Maggie |
August 12, 1973 |
Seattle PI |
| 1900.6804 |
Binder |
Luke Family History tree |
Luke Family History |
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| 1900.681 |
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Program for the State of Asian Pacific America: Economoic Diversity Issues and Policies. |
Asian Pacific American Public Policy Institute |
Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics |
May 1994 |
Program |
| 1900.682 |
|
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Asian Pacific American Heritage Council: 3rd Annual Leadership Conference |
|
May 1994 |
Asian Pacific American Heritage Council |
| 1900.683 |
|
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The Tarnished Golden Door: Civil Rights Issues in Immigration |
United States Commission on Civil rights |
Sept. 1980 |
Report |
| 1900.684 |
|
|
Seattle Public Schools Bilingual Programs/Work Training Program: Biligual Peer Tutoring Project |
|
1980 |
Tutor Handbook |
| 1900.685 |
|
|
The Intensive English as a Second Language And Cultural Orientation Program in Southeast Asia |
Center for Applied Linguistics |
July 1982 |
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| 1900.686 |
|
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Working with the Bilingual Community |
|
1979 |
|
| 1900.687 |
Booklet |
A catalog of resources (books, video, lesson plans) on eliminating sexism, racism, handicapism and other anti-human biases from school and society. |
Racism and Sexism Resource Center for Educators |
|
1981 |
Council on Interracial Books for Children |
| 1900.688 |
Pamphlet |
|
Bilingual Day Care Programming For Asian Children |
Otto |
April 1979 |
Paper |
| 1900.689 |
Booklet |
A booklet on why it's important to teach multiculturalism and multiethnic issues in US schools. |
Policy and Legislation Needed for Multicultural Education |
Baker, Gwendolyn C. |
April 1979 |
National Institute of Education |
| 1900.690 |
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Asian Pacific American Organizations Resource Guide |
Commission on Asian American Affairs |
Jan. 1982 |
|
| 1900.6900 |
Article |
Records were used when Chinese Americans immigrated to the US. During the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act, Chinese couldn't become citizens and had to apply to enter the US. These files are now housed at the National Archives and can be accessed online. Includes photos, immigration records, and variety of other documents. |
Chinese Exclusion Act Records: A Neglected Genealogical Source |
Nicola, Patricia Hackett |
March 2006 |
Association of Professional Genealogists Quarterly |
| 1900.691 |
|
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Window Dressing on the Set: An Update |
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights |
1979 |
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| 1900.692 |
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Education and Income Inequality: The Case of Young Filipino Americans |
Macaranas |
Dec. 1978 |
Report |
| 1900.693 |
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Asian American, Black, Chicano, Native American, Exempt & Classified Personnel in Washington's Community College System |
State Board For Community College Education |
Fall 1974 |
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| 1900.694 |
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Vietnamese, Cambodian, Lao, Hmong and Asian Indian Languages Materials for Immigrants and Refugees |
Multicultural Distributing Center |
1992 |
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| 1900.695 |
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A Teacher's Handbook |
Shifting Gears: Hands on Acitivities for Learning Workplace skills and English as a Second Language |
The Experiment in International Living |
1983 |
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| 1900.696 |
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A Teacher's Handbook |
Opening Lines: A Competency - based Curriculum inenglish as a Second Language |
The Experiment in International Living |
1983 |
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| 1900.697 |
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Includes the findings of the Commission and its recommendations for redress for Japanese, Japanese Americans, and Aleuts. |
Personal Justice Denied: Summary and Recommendations of the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians |
Japanese American Citizens League |
1983 |
Japanese American Citizens League |
| 1900.699 |
|
The findings of the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians are found in Part 1. Part 2 details the recommendations of the Commission for redress of all persons relocated and/or interned. |
Personal Justice Denied: Part 2: Recommendations. |
Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians. |
June 1983 |
U.S. Government Printing Office |
| 1900.6999 |
DVD |
Kobo grand opening and small business award |
Kobo grand opening; Small Business Award |
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2008 |
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| 1900.700 |
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Conference agenda brochure |
Refugee Resettlement - State Perspective |
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Nov. 1980 |
Pamphlet |
| 1900.7000 |
Article |
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Telltale Signs of a fresh fish, The |
Huston, Barbara |
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| 1900.7001 |
Article |
Michiko Myamoto specializes in teaching unusually gifted pianists. |
Teachers of Note(s) |
Lee, Wayne |
June 17, 1985 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.7002 |
Article |
|
Corn Signals Season |
Hunt, Judi |
May 23, 1976 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.7003 |
Article |
Article includes a profile of Frank Fujii, interned at Tule Lake as a child, and who worked as a high school teacher, basektball coach, and community college administrator. |
Commitment to America: Citizens of the '80s give old-fashioned service |
Gwinn, Mary Ann |
July 3, 1983 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.7004 |
Article |
Obituary for Yukio Kuniyuki, a Seattle restaurant and hotel owner, as well as a high school baseball star and active community member. |
Yukio Kuniyuki, 76, former star athlete |
|
January 11, 198 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.7005 |
Article |
Pat Morita, who plays Mr. Miyagi in the Karate Kid franchise spent time in a TB sanitorium (recovering from spinal tuberculosis) and Manzanar internment camp. Before becoming an actor, he worked as a migrant farm worker and a data processor at an aerospace firm. |
'Pat' Morita: From TB Sanitarium to internment camp to show-biz fame |
Champlin, Charles |
June 22, 1986 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.7006 |
Article |
Dr. Mitziko Sawada is scheduled to give a talk on Seabrook Farms, a farming and food processing company that recruited Japanese Americans from internment camps during WWII. |
Talk on Seabrook Farms slated |
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June 13, 1986 |
Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.7007 |
Article |
Review of the book Sushi and Sourdough by Tooru J. Kanazawa. The book deals with the experiences of the Issei in the Alaska gold rush. |
From the Frying Pan: "Sushi and Sourdough" Worth the Wait |
Hosokawa, Bill |
January 26, 199 |
Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.7008 |
Article |
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| 1900.7009 |
Article |
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Story of the Bush Hotel, The |
Chin, Sue |
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| 1900.701 |
Article |
Filmmaker John Pai has created a movie about artist Val Laigo titled "The Life and Art of Val Laigo." Article includes a picture of the artist |
Film, Video and Media |
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October 7-21, 1 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.7010 |
Article |
Ms. Nancy Kazama's class flies a Japanese carp over Graham Hill Elementary School in celebration of Children's Day. |
Kazama San's Class Go Fly a Carp |
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May 5, 1976 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.7012 |
Article |
Theresa Fujiwara was appointed as the Executive Director of Asian Counseling and Referral Services (ACRS), replacing Dave Okimoto |
'I believe in participatory kind of management' |
Castilla, Greg |
August 21, 1985 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.7013 |
Article |
Cal Harada opened up his own electronics store, Inter-Audio, which specializes in car and home stereo equipment. Formerly, he managed several Tape Town stores and served as operations manager. |
New store specializes in car and home stereo equipment |
Hayashi, Sumi |
July 18, 1984 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.7014 |
Article |
The Examiner honors the contributions of 12 outstanding volunteers in the Asian American community. |
Twelve of our Outstanding Volunteers |
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October 3, 1984 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.7015 |
Article |
Some and Kaoru Kokita built a Japanese style house in Seattle to entertain guests |
A Japanese House Built for Tradition |
Daniel, Linda |
October 31, 198 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.7016 |
Article |
Review of "Fresh Voices of the Community: Korean American Youth", Hillary Gray's exhibit and dissertation on Korean American high school students. She partnered with students to create the exhibit. |
UW Student Organizes Korean American Exhibit |
Jackson, Kate |
May 27, 1998 |
The Daily, University of Washington |
| 1900.7017 |
Article |
Review of two books: Asian Amnericans: Chinese and Japanese in the United States Since 1850 by Roger Daniels and Strangers from a Different Shore: A History of Asian Americans by Ronald Takaki. |
America's abuse of Asians traced |
Sundvall, Mitsu Akiyama |
August 13, 1989 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.7018 |
Article |
The Ocean City Restaurant, the largest restaurant in the International District, held its grand opening on August 31,1984. It is doing well since the opening. |
Largest restaurant in District opens for business |
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September 19, 1 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.7019 |
Article |
Japanese puppeteers performe at Freeway Park in Seattle as part of the Festival of American Folklife. |
Japan's ancient past lives at Freeway Park |
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August 28, 1976 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.702 |
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The First National Conference on Asian American Mental Health |
Huey |
1972 |
Pamphlet |
| 1900.7020 |
Article |
Announcement of the play, The Gambling Den by Akemi Kikumure |
New East West Play Focuses on Conflicts in Prewar Family |
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| 1900.7021 |
Article |
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Rock of Great Friendship |
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| 1900.7022 |
Article |
The Japanese American Citizens League will hand out awards to significant members of the Asian American community. |
Japanese American citizens will make community awards |
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September 22, 1 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.7023 |
Article |
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State Asian commission pleads for emergency funds |
Schumacher, Elouise |
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| 1900.7024 |
Article |
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| 1900.7025 |
Article |
Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) celebrates its 10th Anniversary. Includes history of the organization. |
ACRS has come a long way in 10 years |
Castilla, Greg S. |
June 1, 1983 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.7027 |
Article |
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Issei Dreams Evaporated |
Fuhrman, Janice |
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| 1900.7028 |
Article |
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New book looks at Hawaii immigration |
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| 1900.7029 |
Article |
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Japanese American camp life recalled in novel by former counselor |
Mochizuki, Ken |
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| 1900.703 |
Article |
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Report To the Governor on Discrimination Against Asians |
Asian American Advisory Council |
June 30, 1973 |
State of Washington Asian American Advisory Council |
| 1900.7030 |
Article |
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New Series a unique chance for JA Actors |
Cohen, Norman |
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| 1900.7031 |
Article |
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The making of 'Nisei Soldier' |
Chew, Ron |
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| 1900.7032 |
Article |
Review of film, Nisei Soldier: Standard Bearer for an Exiled People which wone 1st prize in the 1984 American Film Festival and and 1985 EMMY |
Nisei Soldier |
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| 1900.7033 |
Article |
Interview with Philip Gotanda, playwright who was in Seattle for the opening of A Song for a Nisei Fisherman. |
An interview with Philip Gotanda |
Hayashi, Sumi |
06/01/1983 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.7034 |
Article |
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A pictorial history of the Japanese American pioneers in Hawaii |
Takami, David |
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| 1900.7035 |
Article |
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Garden view is worth a million |
Ekren, Dave |
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| 1900.7036 |
Article |
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Noted architect Minoru Yamasaki dies of cancer |
Angelos, Constantine |
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| 1900.7037 |
Article |
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Living Like a Refugee |
Barros, Paul De |
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| 1900.7038 |
Article |
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Tony Ng is mysery man in massacre |
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| 1900.7039 |
Article |
Comprehensive summary of the massacre, the criminals and their background. |
Wah Mee |
Anderson, Rick |
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| 1900.704 |
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Employment Patterns of Southeast Asian Refugees |
Bach |
Oct. 1980 |
Monthly Labor Review |
| 1900.7040 |
Article |
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Resonating evocative drama, A Song for a Nisei Fisherman |
Sugai, Esther |
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| 1900.7041 |
Article |
Review of two films: Unfinished Business and Nisei Soldier: Standard Bearer for an Exiled People. |
Powerful films recall pain and shame of WWII racism |
Carter, Don |
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| 1900.7042 |
Article |
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Newscaster Tokuda Authors Book on Well-Known Whale |
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| 1900.7043 |
Article |
Review of the book Metamorphosis: Stages in a Life by David Suzuki |
Metamorphosis; Stages in a Life |
Suguro, Ed |
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| 1900.7044 |
Article |
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Filipino Warbrides, The |
San Diego, Josie |
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| 1900.7045 |
Article |
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Developing Indochinese Self-Reliance |
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| 1900.7046 |
Article |
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Refugees learn new culture here |
Angelos, Constantine |
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| 1900.7047 |
Article |
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Melting Pot: Schools help Indochinese over hurdle |
Angelos, Constantine |
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| 1900.7048 |
Article |
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Asian counseling service helps immgrants adjust to a new life |
Slind-Flor, Victoria |
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| 1900.7049 |
Article |
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Refugees may get new lands to till |
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| 1900.705 |
Booklet |
A short book on the history of government in both English and Tagalog. Starting with how government was made and how other countries run their governments. Includes a look at US government. |
Our Government: (Filipino version) |
DeCano, Pio, Jr. |
1981 |
Asian American Bilingual Center |
| 1900.7050 |
Article |
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Immigrants and the Economy |
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| 1900.7051 |
Article |
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Seattle's 'second' Chinese Immigration |
Rumley, Larry |
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| 1900.7052 |
Article |
Thousands of Hmong become refugees in America because of the after effects of the Vietnam War, where thousands of Hmong were being slaughtered. However, life has not been easy for Hmong refugees, as American culture is way different for them. It's been hard for Hmong to integrate into American society. |
Many Hmong, puzzled by life in U.S., yearn for old days in Laos |
Morin, Stephen P. |
February 16, 19 |
Wall Street Journal |
| 1900.7053 |
Article |
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Refugees offered land to farm |
Paynter, Susan |
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| 1900.7054 |
Article |
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Manzanar Riot: A Japanese American-Style 'Rashomon' |
Yamamoto, J.K. |
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| 1900.7055 |
Article |
Articles on the play about Japanese American internment |
Breaking the Silence |
Andrews, Paul |
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| 1900.7056 |
Article |
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Widley-acclaimed novelist once disdained fiction |
Takami, David |
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| 1900.7057 |
Article |
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Ding: Soldiers' Story Continues |
Yamamoto, J.K. |
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| 1900.7058 |
Article |
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From Conference to Compendium |
Honda, Harry |
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| 1900.7059 |
Article |
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Book on Myer does us all a service |
Shikuma, Stan |
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| 1900.706 |
Article |
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Success of Asian Americans: Fact or Fiction? |
United States Commission on Civil Rights |
September 1980 |
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| 1900.7060 |
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| 1900.7061 |
Booklet |
statistics of the succesful of Asian Americans |
Success of Asian Americans: Fact or Fiction? |
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1980 |
United States Commission on Civil Rights |
| 1900.7062 |
Booklet |
focusing on the civil rights of Asian and Pacific Americans |
Civil Rights Digest |
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1976 |
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights |
| 1900.7063 |
Booklet |
marks the first-ever effort to measure the impact of information technology on the health of Seattle |
Information Technology Indicators for a Healthy Community |
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2002 |
City of Seattle |
| 1900.7064 |
Booklet |
gives names, voices, and faces to the wartime contributions and experience of Asian Americans |
Allies and Enemies: The Dilemma of Asian Americans during World War II |
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The Museum of Chinese in the Americas |
| 1900.7065 |
Booklet |
the arts and culture of seattle of 2008 |
2008 Report to the Community: Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs |
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Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs |
| 1900.7066 |
Booklet |
asian pacifice heritage |
Vision: A Special Asian Pacific Heritage Month Supplement |
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Metro East Publications, Inc. |
| 1900.7067 |
Booklet |
information about languages |
High Hope for a Perfect Language |
Lee, Ruby Pao Wah |
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| 1900.7068 |
Booklet |
program of the community of museums |
The Community of Museums: Seeking the Common Good |
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2002 |
Amerian Association of Museums |
| 1900.7069 |
Booklet |
This project is designed to bring closer ties to the Asian/Pacific Islander communities we serve and the Mt. Hood National Forest. Our hope is by describing events, activities, histories, special places, and adding in some photographs we can build connections between the people and the land we manage, thereby giving the Asian/Pacific Islanders a stake in our National Forest, a sense of place. |
A Sense of Place |
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US Department of Agriculture |
| 1900.707 |
Article |
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Recent Activities Against Citizens and Residents of Asian Decent |
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights |
1987 |
Clearinghouse Publication No. 88 |
| 1900.7070 |
Booklet |
program for celebration dinner |
5th Annual Golden Circle Awards & Lunar New Year Celebration DInner |
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2004 |
Organization of Chinese Americans, Inc. |
| 1900.7071 |
Booklet |
talks about Asian Americans migrating, doing labor, and their community in Washington State |
A History Bursting With Telling: Asian Americans in Washington State |
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2000 |
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| 1900.7072 |
Booklet |
history of washington state |
The State of Washington |
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The Washington Historical Society |
| 1900.7073 |
Booklet |
Japanese American Citizens League installation banquet program |
Seatlte Japanese American Citizens League: 69th Annual Installation Banquet |
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1991 |
The Sea-Tac Marriott |
| 1900.7074 |
Booklet |
EDI's graduation dinner program of 2002 |
9th Annual EDI Graduation DInner |
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2002 |
Executive Development Institute |
| 1900.7075 |
Booklet |
Information about LEAP program |
LEAP: Growing Leaders |
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