1900.160 |
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|
Pagdiriwang: A Filipino Celebration |
de Leon |
6/8/96 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1600 |
|
City Councilwoman Dolores Sibonga seems likely to be named city comptroller. Discussion centers around the process for choosing the comptroller and who will replace Sibonga on the Council. |
Upcoming City Council Vacancy Stirs Speculation |
Schaefer, David |
November 26, 19 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1601 |
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July, August, 1977; |
Deadline |
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Newspaper |
1900.1602 |
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November 1978; |
Elder Affairs |
|
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Newspaper |
1900.1603 |
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|
Refocusing: A Conference on Asian Stereotypes and the Media |
Somlo, Patty |
August 1983 |
Report |
1900.1604 |
Report |
The McKenzie River Gathering is an organization that gathers grant money for to eliminate social inequalities and protect the natural enviornment of the Northwest. It divides this money and grants it to other Pacific Northwest organizations that follow their vision. The Gathering is divided into three groups which meet in Eugene, Portland, and Seattle. |
McKenzie River Gathering: January 1, 1979 to June 30, 1980 Report |
|
June 30, 1980 |
McKenzie River Gathering |
1900.1605 |
|
June 1986; |
Cine Vue |
Asian Cinevision |
|
Newspaper |
1900.1606 |
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|
Committee For Justice for Domingo & Viernes |
|
1987 |
Committee papers |
1900.1607 |
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|
Philippine Consul Here is Recalled |
Iritani |
1986 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1608 |
|
|
Marcos Friend Asked to Testify in Slayings of Cannery Workers |
Clever |
April 10, 1986 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1609 |
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Marcos Asked About Slain Labor Leaders |
|
July 15, 1986 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.161 |
|
Vietnamese - American Musicians |
Eight Members of Phu dong Percussion Group |
|
3/22/96 |
The Pioneer, Bemidji, MN |
1900.1610 |
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|
Where We Stand in America: A Report on Anti-Asian Violence and Anti-Foreign Sentiments |
Ching Laura |
August 1984 |
Organization of Chinese Americans, Inc. Report |
1900.1611 |
Article |
Momoko Iko's new play "Gold Watch" opens at the Northwest Asian American Theatre. It depicts the events of WWII through the eyes of the Murakami family in Pasco, WA. |
"Gold Watch" opens at NWAAT |
Yamagiwa, Jill C. |
May 4- May 8, 1 |
North American Post |
1900.1612 |
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Lotus Blossom Dosen't Live Here Now |
Iritani, Evelyn |
|
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1613 |
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|
Developing Culturally Relevant Services for Minority Elderly |
Fujiwara, Theresa |
1986 |
Booklet |
1900.1614 |
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ILWU Local 37 Lawsuits |
|
1984 |
|
1900.1615 |
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Bringing An Industry into the 80's: Affirmative Action in Seafood Processing |
|
April 1983 |
Report |
1900.1616 |
|
|
Renovation of the New Central Hotel |
Burke Associates |
|
Report |
1900.1617 |
Article |
Overview/Timeline of major Asian American events that happened in the 1970s in Seattle, WA. |
A picture of the 70's |
Iwamoto, Gary |
December 1979 |
International Examiner |
1900.1618 |
Report |
The Mayor evaluates buildings in the Chinatown/International District in order to find ways to revitalize the District. |
Mayor's Press Tour of the International District |
|
March 21, 1984 |
City of Seattle |
1900.162 |
|
Phu Dong Family and Musician Duc Binh |
Vietnamese Musicians Perform at Oak Hill School |
|
3/20/96 |
St. Cloud Times |
1900.1620 |
|
|
Ten Steps Forward; Asian Pacific Women's Conference |
|
February 23, 19 |
|
1900.1621 |
|
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Asian Drama Forms |
Ko, Elaine |
1974 |
|
1900.1622 |
|
|
Asian Actors Debut on Bulosan Works |
|
November 8, 197 |
Bayanihan Tribune |
1900.1623 |
|
|
The Legend of the Mango |
|
1980 |
Flyer |
1900.1624 |
|
page 12 in Newspaper Boxes |
"Densho's" Debut |
Omori |
Dec. 2 - 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
1900.1625 |
|
|
Remembering Cambodia's Independence Day |
Sar |
November 17, 1 |
International Examiner |
1900.1626 |
|
|
Jun'ichi Arai |
|
1991 |
|
1900.1627 |
Article |
|
Asians in the Inland Empire |
Solberg, Sam |
1980 |
University of Washington |
1900.1628 |
|
|
Occupations of Asian Immigrants |
Winship |
November 1990 |
Paper |
1900.1629 |
|
|
Asian/Pacific Americans in Washington State: Historic Context Document |
Dubrow |
February 3, 199 |
Paper |
1900.163 |
|
|
The Music of Vietnam |
|
3/1/96 |
Star Tribune |
1900.1630 |
Article |
A review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "One Song, Many Voices." Includes pictures and a description of the objects found within the exhibit. |
Museum unveils unique centerpiece, a gift showcasing life of Asians in America |
Ament, Deloris Tarzan |
May 3, 1993 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.1631 |
Article |
A review of the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "One Song, Many Voices." Includes a description of some of the objects and archival material in the exhibit. |
Exhibit offers history through eyes of participants |
Abe, Debby |
May 3, 1993 |
The News Tribune |
1900.1632 |
|
|
The U.S. - Korea Review |
The Korea Society |
January 1996 |
Newsletter |
1900.1633 |
|
|
Koreans Celebrate Ch'usok Holiday with Festive Activities September 18-21 |
|
September 19, 1 |
Koreaupdate |
1900.1634 |
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Korean - American theatrical Costume Designer Achives widespread Acclaim |
|
August 22,1994 |
Koreaupdate |
1900.1635 |
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Korean Overseas Communities Extend Around the World |
|
October 3, 1994 |
Koreaupdate |
1900.1636 |
|
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Losing Their Livelihood |
Miller |
January 7, 1993 |
Eastside Life |
1900.1637 |
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|
Laotian Jumprope Game |
|
|
Document |
1900.1638 |
Booklet |
A traveling exhibit sponsored by the National Japanese American Historic Society and first debuted at the Oakland Museum. The exhibition was organized by: The Early Year, Immigration, Establishing Communities, World War II, Resettlement, On the Move, Coming of Age and Legacy. |
Strength and Diversity: Japanese American Women, 1885 - 1990 |
National Japanese American Historical Society |
1990 |
Exhibit Catalog |
1900.1639 |
Booklet |
Informaton for docents, taken from the exhibit catalog with an introduction by Ron Chew, Director of the Wing Luke Asian Museum. Includes an overview of the exhibit and information about individual pieces. |
Kenjiro Nomura: An Artist's View of the Japanese American Internment, Docent Information |
Chew, Ron |
1991 |
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
1900.164 |
|
World of Vietnamese Music Festival, March 18, 1996. |
Photo of Bach Yen and Tran Quang Hai in Minnesota |
|
1/5/96 |
Saint Paul Pioneer Press |
1900.1640 |
Article |
A review and description of the Wing Luke's Exhibit "Kenjiro Nomura:An Artist's View of the Japanese Internment". |
Kenjiro Nomura Art On Exhibit at Wing Luke |
|
1991 |
|
1900.1641 |
Article |
Article in support of Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibit: Kenjiro Nomura: An Artist's View of the Japanese American Internment |
Wing Luke First To Feature a 'Missing Page' of Japanese American Art |
Lau, Alan Chong |
August 7, 1991 |
International Examiner |
1900.1642 |
|
|
Japanese American Experience Through Art |
Nakane, Kazuko |
September 18, 1 |
International Examiner |
1900.1643 |
Article |
The Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Kenjiro Nomura: An Artist's View of the Japanese American Internment" focuses on painter Kenjiro Nomura and his Japanese American internment paintings. The article follows a group of elementary school students as they make their own interpretations of the exhibit. |
Coloring History: Nomura's bleak look at the Japanese-American internment |
Gelernter, Carey Quan |
October 17, 199 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.1644 |
Article |
Reivew of Wing Luke Asian Museum exhibit: Kenjiro Nomura: An Artist's View of the Japanese American Internment. |
Beauty in Bleak Times |
Hackett, Regina |
August 24, 1991 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1645 |
|
|
Japanese Look Back 50 Years to the Horrors of Internment |
Foster, David |
January 26, 199 |
The Columbian |
1900.1646 |
|
docent material for exhibition on art created in refugee camps, taught by Hy Saman and Janet Essley. |
Cambodian Refugee Art Project Exhibition |
WLAM |
1992? |
Text |
1900.1647 |
|
|
Terms and Timeline of Vietnamese War |
|
|
Handout |
1900.1648 |
|
Brochure from Program on folktales from Southest Asia. |
Singing Bamboo: Through our Stories We Continue |
Spangnoli |
1984 |
Brochure |
1900.1649 |
|
|
An Overview of the Culture and Customs of the Southeast Asian Refugees |
Dunning |
|
Report |
1900.165 |
|
Also in this file are the articles: "2 Nissei Girls Sing with Mikados of Swing Tonight", "Here they Are! Meet the Swinging Miks", "Seattle's Touring Mikados of Swing A Hit In Claifornia, Hirahara Writes". |
Mikados of Swing Nisei Dance Band Gain Musical Prominence After Months of Struggle |
S.T. |
6/1/41 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1650 |
|
Information on the Southeast Asian Women's Alliance |
Southeast Asian Women's Alliance |
|
1990 |
Brochure |
1900.1651 |
|
|
Facts About the Mien (Yao) |
|
|
Brochure |
1900.1652 |
|
Brief paper on the author's investigation of the long-term affects of internment on family values and culture as well as discipline, attitudes and behaviors of the children. Includes B-K of the bibliographyt. |
The Evacuation: Impact on the Family |
Morishima, James K. |
|
Copied Chapter from unknown source |
1900.1653 |
|
|
Japanese American and Japanese Canadian Evacuation and Resettlement: A Bibliography |
Kashima, Tetsuden |
1979, 1990 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY |
1900.1654 |
|
|
Issues and History of Change in Japan |
Anderson, Don |
1991 |
Student paper |
1900.1655 |
|
|
Movement Toward Exclusion 1790 - 1936 |
Anderson, Don |
1991 |
Student paper |
1900.1656 |
|
|
Executive Order 9066 Internment |
Anderson, Don |
1991 |
Student paper |
1900.1657 |
|
Bibliography of books and articles for both children and adults about the Asian experience in the United States and Canada. |
Japanese American Experience Bibliography |
Anderson, Don |
1991 |
Student paper |
1900.1658 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1900.1659 |
Article |
Japanese baths are found in the Panama Hotel, located in the Chinatown/International District. |
Japanese Bath is 'Discovered' in Hotel 'Cave' |
Mahaffay, Robert |
September 24, 1 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.166 |
|
Seattle Buddhist Church's Skyliners |
Skyliners |
Suguro |
6/1/90 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1660 |
|
|
Memoir of a Japanese Daughter |
Sawada |
April 1980 |
MS. Magazine |
1900.1661 |
|
Contains an article from Arweek about the JANM in Los Angles. Includes a brochure advertising the museum's commemorationg of the signing of Executive Order 9066 , Calendars of Events for 2004 and a 2004 Museum newsletter. |
Museum Alternatives: The Japanese American National Museum Opens in LA |
Scarborough, James |
7/9/92 |
Artweek |
1900.1662 |
|
|
The "1.5 Generation" |
Hurh |
1993 |
Korean Culture |
1900.1663 |
|
|
Hands of the Hmong |
Xiong |
|
Handout |
1900.1664 |
|
Part I: His life and his way of life are threatened
Part II: His life in the United States |
Hmong Master Basketmaker |
Berg |
1988 - 1989 |
Basketmaker |
1900.1665 |
|
Newspaper catalog of the exhibition at the Wing Luke Asian Museum on Alaskeros |
Alaskeros |
Bacho |
1987 |
Flyer |
1900.1666 |
Article |
Exploring the Wing Luke Museum's "Alaskeros" through the eyes of the subjects depected in the photos. Includes some of the oral histories of the Alaskeros. |
'Alaskeros': Portraits of labor history |
Tarzan, Deloris |
August 18, 1987 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.1667 |
|
|
Love And Shame |
Tizon |
November 18,199 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1668 |
|
|
Can Chinese Herbs Cure What Ails You? |
Hunt, Judi |
|
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1669 |
|
|
4676 the Year of the Horse |
|
January 1978 |
Latitude |
1900.167 |
|
Asian American Bands including, Lotus, The Nature Boys, The Seoul Brothers |
Asian Bands Rock Out Against Stereotypes |
I - Chin Tu |
9/24/95 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1670 |
|
|
Chinese New Year |
Glover |
January 30, 197 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1671 |
|
|
Ring in the Monkey's Year |
|
January 13, 198 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1672 |
|
|
Joss Stick Predictions Uncanny |
|
January 30, 197 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1673 |
|
|
The Year of the Snake is Just Around the Corner |
Fong, Sherman |
February 16, 19 |
East/West |
1900.1674 |
|
|
Chinese New Year: a time to settle debts, pay respects and enjoy a well earned rest |
Hayashi |
January 20, 198 |
International Examiner |
1900.1675 |
|
|
Chinese New Year's |
|
1975 |
Vista |
1900.1676 |
|
February 1984 |
Northwest Ethnic News |
|
|
Newspaper |
1900.1677 |
Newspaper |
Featuring the arts of Chinese New Year's. Includes info on Martial Arts, paintings, drawing dragons, the cycle of the Twelve Animals, jewlery, food, and calligraphy. |
Artsploration: A Newspaper for children |
|
1982 |
Arts Coalition Northwest |
1900.1678 |
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|
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1900.1679 |
|
Dec. 1998; |
Filipino American Bulletin |
|
|
Newspaper |
1900.168 |
|
Luck Ngi Club, Cantonese Opera |
Homemade Opera Stirs Homesick Soul |
Eng |
3/17/97 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1680 |
|
Vol. 15, No. 3, 4. |
Asian American Comparative Collection Newsletter |
Wegars |
|
Newsletter |
1900.1681 |
|
|
King Street Station Redevelopment |
|
February 1998 |
|
1900.1682 |
|
|
Music of Chinese in the United States |
Winant |
12/16/1996 |
Paper |
1900.1683 |
|
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Prabha Rustagi Memorial Trust Presents Urmila Nagar |
|
August 30, 1997 |
Program |
1900.1684 |
|
|
Karaoke: For those who want to be a star or maybe just sound like one |
Navarro |
August 1997 |
Asianfocus |
1900.1685 |
|
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Korean Folk Musicians |
|
|
Flyer |
1900.1686 |
|
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North Indian folk and Classical Music |
|
|
Flyer |
1900.1687 |
|
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National Japanese American Memorial Foundation |
|
1998 |
Brochure |
1900.1688 |
|
|
Filipino Americans |
Washington State Commission on Asian Am. Affairs |
1988 |
Brochure |
1900.1689 |
|
|
Japanese American Citizens League |
|
1998 |
Brochure |
1900.169 |
Article |
Wing Luke Museum's 30th Anniversary celebration at Union Station. Includes a history of the Museum |
Museum gala honors 30 years of heritage |
London, Melissa |
June 21-28, 199 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
1900.1690 |
|
|
Asian Pacific American Coalition for Equality |
|
1998 |
Asian Pacific American Coalition for Equality |
1900.1691 |
|
|
Korean Americans |
Washington Commission on Asian American Affairs |
1988 |
Brochure |
1900.1692 |
|
|
Southeast Asian Americans |
Washington Commission on Asian American Affairs |
1988 |
Brochure |
1900.1693 |
|
|
Japanese Americans |
Washington Commission on Asian American Affairs |
1988 |
Brochure |
1900.1694 |
|
|
South Pacific Americans |
Washington Commission on Asian American Affairs |
1988 |
Brochure |
1900.1695 |
|
|
A Cultural Guide: Our Changing Ethnic Community |
|
June 1986 |
Brochure |
1900.1696 |
|
Vol. 2, No. 3, |
Vision: Newsletter of the India Arts & Heritage Society |
|
|
Newsletter |
1900.1697 |
|
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|
|
1900.1698 |
|
Vol. 15, No. 2; |
Asian American Network |
National Asian American Telecommunications Assc. |
|
Newsletter |
1900.1699 |
|
|
Filipino American Filmmaker's Showcase |
|
September 2, 19 |
Flyer |
1900.170 |
|
Catholic Church, Paul Chihara. |
Photos of Memebers of Our Lady Queen of Martyr's Before Internment |
|
7/9/76 |
The Progress |
1900.1700 |
|
|
ETH-NOH-TEC |
|
October 4, 1998 |
Flyer |
1900.1701 |
|
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25th Anniversary Asian American Community Arts Kearny Street Workshop |
|
August 1997 |
Invitation |
1900.1702 |
|
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Mario Caoile Recent Paintings and Sculture |
|
1998 |
Postcard |
1900.1703 |
|
|
Asian American Resource Workshop |
Asian American Resource Workshop |
December 1984 |
Asian American Resource Workshop |
1900.1704 |
|
Vietnamese translation for the exhibit |
20 Years After the Fall of Saigon: The Vietnamese American Story |
WLAM |
1995 |
Program |
1900.1705 |
|
|
HRH Samdech Norodom Sihanouk in Cambodia |
|
August 1986 |
Booklet |
1900.1706 |
|
|
Vat Dharmachakkaram |
Khmer Buddhist Society |
April 1986 |
Program |
1900.1707 |
|
|
Theravada Buddhist Ceremony Ban Skol |
|
1985 |
Photos |
1900.1708 |
|
|
The Khmer Nationalist Bulletin |
|
June 17, 1986 |
Newsletter |
1900.1709 |
|
|
Cambodian Buddhist and Service Directory |
Cambodian Women's Project |
|
Directory |
1900.171 |
|
Samoan Americans, The Nature Boys, Konelio Benhur Semo |
Man to Sing a Different Tune in Jail |
|
7/24/93 |
Seattle Post - Intelligencer |
1900.1710 |
|
|
Early Waterfront of Seattle (First Oriental Boats) |
Willis, Sayre J. |
1937 |
Xerox copy |
1900.1711 |
|
|
New Years Eve Celebration to Benefit Nikkei Concerns |
|
1998 |
Invitation |
1900.1712 |
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1900.1713 |
|
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"Citizen Juan" at Ethnic Theatre this weekend |
|
January 18, 197 |
UW Daily |
1900.1714 |
|
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Nguyen Wins Lombardi |
AP |
December 9, 199 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1715 |
|
|
Vietnamese 'James Bond' Finds Times Have Changed |
Kolker, Claudia |
December 20, 19 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1716 |
|
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|
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1900.1717 |
|
|
A Page of Madness |
Seattle Asian American Film Festival |
December 12, 19 |
Flyer |
1900.1718 |
|
|
A Passion for Living; Val Laigo (1930 - 1992) |
WLAM |
1998 |
Flyer |
1900.1719 |
|
|
The Eel |
|
1998 |
Postcard |
1900.172 |
|
Korean American Musicians |
Chungs Play Fine Concert |
Johnson |
9/12/67 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1720 |
|
|
Finding Information About Asian and Pacific Amercians |
SPL |
May 1992 |
Flyer |
1900.1721 |
|
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|
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1900.1722 |
|
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Densho: Preserving the Past Informing the Future |
|
1998 |
Program |
1900.1723 |
|
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Raw Gallery Raw Asian Work Presents Yoko Murao and Shinya Yokota |
|
1998 |
Postcard |
1900.1724 |
|
|
Eastern Hotel Welcomes Back Visitors |
Cottrell |
December 16, 19 |
International Examiner |
1900.1725 |
|
|
A Celebration of Firsts - and Luck |
Mitsunaga |
December 23, 19 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1726 |
|
Oba Chine poster controversy as one of the years top stories. |
Golden Hammer Awards |
|
December 23, 19 |
Downtown Source |
1900.1727 |
|
|
The Year of Japan |
SAM |
1998 - 1999 |
Brochure |
1900.1728 |
|
|
isangmahal presents: poetics & consciousness XI |
|
December 28, 19 |
Flyer |
1900.1729 |
|
|
Seattle Restaurant Owner Remembered for his Generosity |
Staff |
December 5 - 11 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
1900.173 |
|
Cantonese Opera |
Waiters and Cooks Keep Chinese Opera Thriving in Seattle |
Dunn, Ashley |
11/28/84 |
Seattle Post - Intelligencer |
1900.1730 |
Article |
The reopening of China Gate, which had suffered a fire. Also included is a history of the owner. |
China Gate reopens to offer dishes that taste like home |
Jankowski, Susan |
December 5 - 11 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
1900.1731 |
|
|
Dedication for Bus Shelter by Laura Brodax |
|
December 15, 19 |
Postcard |
1900.1732 |
|
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Return to Angel Island |
Lee |
June 20, 1997 |
Asianweek |
1900.1733 |
|
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Gateway to Gold Mountain: a Traveling Exhibit about the Angel Island Immigration Station |
|
1996 |
Press Kit |
1900.1734 |
|
|
"Sisters Matsumodo' a fictionalized Account of an interned Family's lore |
Adcock, Joe |
January 8, 1999 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1735 |
|
|
Symposium Executive Order 9066 |
WLAM |
January 5, 1999 |
Postcard |
1900.1736 |
Pamphlet |
Program for the opening reception of the dedication and reopening of the Eastern Hotel. Includes a history of the Hotel and who helped in it's refurbishing. |
Opening and Dedication Celebration for the Eastern Hotel |
|
December 9, 199 |
InterIm Community Development Association |
1900.1737 |
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1900.1738 |
|
October 1998; |
Asian & Pacific Islander Women & Family Safety Center |
|
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News letter |
1900.1739 |
|
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1900.174 |
|
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The Densho Project: Preserving The World War II Japanese American Experience |
McClelland, Kamilla Kuroda |
6/20/97 |
North American Post |
1900.1740 |
|
|
Coming Home: New Play Explores Life for Japanese Americans After Internment |
Berson, Misha |
January 7, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1741 |
|
|
Hidden Treasures: Three New Books by Asian and Asian American Writers link the Past and the Present |
Wanner |
December 13, 19 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1742 |
|
|
Battle Over Live Food is Simmering Controversy in San Francisco |
Stern |
January 10, 199 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1743 |
Article |
In the middle of his term as Washington Governor, Gary Locke has focused on small, centrist reform. He has been criticized for not doing enough for education and redirecting money from programs that benefit the poor to those that benefit the middle class. |
He Seeks the Middle Ground, Works for Bite Size Reform |
Postman, David |
January 11, 199 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.1744 |
|
|
'Sisters' Recounts Sad time in U.S. History |
Berson, Misha |
January 12, 199 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1745 |
|
|
Internment Play is About Life and Sisters After the War |
London |
January 15, 199 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
1900.1746 |
Article |
|
Exhibit Portrays Korean Community's Many Struggles and Success |
Stubbs, Dori |
January 9 - 15, |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
1900.1747 |
Article |
Interview with Gary Locke about his experiences as governor. |
The Governor at Midterm |
Hsu, Eric |
January 6 - 20, |
International Examiner |
1900.1748 |
|
|
Hard Times: The illustrated tale of four hard - luck Japanese in America that gave birth to the modern comic book. |
Kawaguchi |
January 6 - 20, |
International Examiner |
1900.1749 |
|
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1900.175 |
|
Peter Ross, musical Instruments, Shakuhachis |
Blowing Zen: The Life and Work of Peter Ross |
Heartwood |
4/1/95 |
The New Times |
1900.1750 |
|
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1900.1751 |
|
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West Side Story Flyer |
Northwest Asian American Theatre |
1999 |
Flyer |
1900.1752 |
|
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Queen Anne last Resting Place For Legendary Filipino Author |
Dillon, Mike |
January 13, 199 |
Queen Anne/Magnolia News |
1900.1753 |
Booklet |
A program for the Shenyang Peking Opera at the Seattle Center Opera House. They performed Monday, February 24 and Tuesday, February 25. |
Seattle Symphony Presents: Shenyang Peking Opera |
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February 1997 |
Seattle Symphony |
1900.1754 |
Newsletter |
Includes upcoming events, meetings, and folds out into a poster |
Celebrating 25 Years of Education, Advocacy, & Preservation |
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1999 |
Historic Seattle |
1900.1755 |
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Volume: 25, No. 1, Fall 1998; |
East Asian Resource Center Newsletter |
East Asia Resource Center |
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NEWS LETTER |
1900.1756 |
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January, March, 1999; |
Seattle Neighborhood News |
City of Seattle |
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Newsletter |
1900.1757 |
Article |
New housing development planned on site where a warehouse in the Chinatown/International District burned down. The fire was set by the owners' (Harry and Mary Pang) son, Martin Pang. |
People may live where four died: Housing planned at Pang site |
Keene, Linda |
January 20, 199 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.1758 |
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A Hidden Past: An Exploration of Eastside History |
Bryant, ed. |
December 1998 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1759 |
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Fall 1998; |
Port Lan |
Northwest Seaport and Maritime Heritage Center |
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Newsletter |
1900.176 |
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The Brave New Face of Art From the East |
Cotter, Holland |
September 19, 1 |
New York Times |
1900.1760 |
Article |
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JACL District Condemns 'Forgotten Holocaust' |
Nishioka, Joyce |
March 4, 1999 |
ASIANWEEK |
1900.1761 |
Article |
During the 1930s, some in the Beacon Hill community resented Jefferson Park's use by Asian Americans. The reporter further explains that this is the reason why Jefferson Park hasn't been renovated in decades. |
Park's history has unpleasant racial overtones |
Latoszek, Mira |
January 20, 199 |
The Beacon Hill News and the South District Journal |
1900.1762 |
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Preliminary Collections Abstract Puget Sound Regional Branch Archives |
Washingrton State Archives |
October 1998 |
Directory |
1900.1763 |
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Ninotchka Rosca and the launching of the Purple Rose Campaign |
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March 1999 |
Flyer |
1900.1764 |
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Day of Remembrance 1999 |
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1999 |
Flyer |
1900.1765 |
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1900.1766 |
Article |
Chapters on Koreans, Filipinos, and Samoans (not complete) from the book "Hawaii." Focuses on the history of these cultures in Hawaii. |
Hawaii |
Lueras, Leonard, ed. |
1992 |
APA Productions |
1900.1767 |
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Temple in Transition |
Tizon, Alex |
March 10, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1768 |
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Getting Into Focus |
Wang |
March 4, 1999 |
ASIANWEEK |
1900.1769 |
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Chinese Art Goes Global |
Lowe, Justin |
March 4, 1999 |
ASIANWEEK |
1900.177 |
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Songs: Matsuri Taiko, Ogi Matsuri, Hachiji Daiko |
Taiko Lesson Plan, Three Songs, Warm up Drill |
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Northwest Taiko |
1900.1770 |
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Gazing Home: Asian American Film Festival |
Wang |
March 4, 1999 |
ASIANWEEK |
1900.1771 |
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Announcing a Brand New CD Release: Phyllis Chang |
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1999 |
Postcard |
1900.1772 |
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Activities Bulletin: Hale Halawai O Hawai'I |
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Spring 1999 |
Bulletin |
1900.1773 |
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Willie Mak's lawyers have sued to obtain FBI information about informers which, they say, would show he was not the ringleader and should be spared the death penalty. |
Lingering Mystery of Mass Murder that Shocked Seattle |
Chuganai, Michael |
February 23, 19 |
Hong Kong Standard |
1900.1774 |
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Building on Tradition |
Moe |
February 28, 19 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1775 |
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Why a Communist Flag? He'll Tell You |
Tran |
February 26, 19 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1776 |
Documents |
advertisement for a documentary, "Children of the Camps". |
Children of the Camps: the Documentary |
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1999 |
National Asian American Telecommunications Association |
1900.1777 |
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House Hears of Internees' Hardships During WWII |
Shapley |
February 25, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1778 |
Documents |
Postcard promoting a video and curriculum package in the Japanese American Internment Experience |
Rediscovering Our Histories: The Japanese American Internment Experience |
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1999 |
National Asian American Telecommunications Association |
1900.1779 |
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Obchine closing |
Order To Go For Oba Chine? |
Kim |
February 19 -25 |
Puget Sound Business Journal |
1900.178 |
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Programs: 1996 - The Banquet, Family Fued, Farewell My Concubine; 1995 -Traveling Maiden From Heaven, Romance of the Jade Braclet, The Legend of Yang Yuhuan, Part iv. 1994 - Beauty Defies Tyranny, the Ruse of the Empty City, The Romance of Yang Yuhan. 19 |
Chinese Opera Programs |
Chinese Opera R & D Association |
1993-1997 |
Chinese Opera R & D Association |
1900.1780 |
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Sex Slave Museum in South Korea is a reminder of World War II Arocities |
Seok |
January 24, 199 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1781 |
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Center Plans to Perserve Yiddish Books Online |
Tynan |
December 27, 19 |
Seattle Times |