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September 28, 2005
Issue 7 is Here!

Hello from Hyphenland. We've been busy getting the new issue (#7) out to subscribers and stores around the country. Watch your mailboxes! And in case you haven't heard, we're throwing a party this Friday to celebrate the release of the Body Issue. You're invited!

Wish I could say more, but I'm pretty swamped and can't even get through all my emails. In the meantime, here's a couple things I've seen online the last couple days that I thought might interest you.


  • Here's a story in the Washington Post about the nuances of language, particularly as it relates to North Korea-US relations. It's written by Tong Kim, who was the senior Korean interpreter for high-level meetings involving U.S. officials until his retirement recently.

  • You've probably already heard about this case at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. An Asian American couple say a white man urinated on them from an apartment balcony as they walked by. They also say the man and his roommate yelled racial remarks at them. They reported it to police. The urinator (never thought I'd use that word) was arrested. The suspect denies the couple's version of events. While there are conflicting stories of what happened, what is clear is that it has galvanized people to start talking about racial hostility at UMichigan. Follow the case at a blog here.

  • The Museum of Chinese in Americas, in Chicago, is set to have a new $6.5 million home. Damn, where can we get some of that?

  • And speaking of the Body Issue, maybe we should have interviewed this hottie: Asian Media Watchdog talks to Daniel Dae Kim.

  • Posted by Melissa at September 28, 2005 3:42 PM


    Comments

    MOCA (Museum of Chinese in the Americas) is actually in NYC. I was there this summer, interesting exhibit but small space. Glad to hear them getting bigger digs.

    Posted by: Amy at September 29, 2005 12:44 PM

    Oops. You're right. It's in NY. I should pay attention to the dateline.

    Posted by: Melissa at September 29, 2005 4:07 PM

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