Chinese-American WWII Veterans receive Congressional Gold Medal
by Tanner Iskra appears in Features section of issue XXXV (35) No.1 July 2019
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Finally, Congressional Gold Medals were issued to Chinese-American veterans who fought in World War II.
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Committee of 100 Mourns Passing of Founder I.M. Pei
by C100 appears in Features section of issue XXXV (35) No.1 July 2019
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I. M. Pei, acclaimed architect and C100 founder, passed May 26th, 2019 in New York.
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Remembering President Eisenhower
by Doug Glant appears in Features section of issue XXXIV (34) No.4 April 2019
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Doug takes us on a journey through the life and times of ex U.S. President Dwight David Eisenhower.
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2018 AAEOY (Asian American Engineer of the Year) Awards
by Dr. Lin Ye appears in News section of issue XXXIV (34) No.1 July 2018
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Dr. Lin Ye outlines the amazing accomplishments of the 2018 award recipients.
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Chinese Institute of Engineers Centennial (1917 - 2017)
by CIE-NY appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.4 April 2018
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The Centennial celebration of the Chinese Institute of Engineers (CIE) took place in 2017 at the beautiful Palisades Conference Center. Associated organizations include the Modern Engineering and Technology Seminar (METS), Sino-American Technology and Engineering Conference (SATEC), and the Asian American Engineer or the Year (AAEOY).
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When Flying Tigers Ruled the Sky
by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XXXIII (33) No.4 April 2018
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Walter give us a brief look at the amazing book, “The Flying Tigers: American Outlaw pilots over China in World War II”, by Bill Yenne.
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China Remembers a Flying Tiger
by chinadaily.com.cn appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.2 October 2017
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We remember Robert Eugene Oxford who’s B-24 Liberator disappeared 73 years ago, along with the rest of the crew.
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Flying Tiger Oxford
by Editor Becky Watts appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.2 October 2017
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The small community of Concord is now able to pay respects to it’s honored folks that were a part of the Flying Tigers
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Tyrus Wong, The ‘Bambi’ Artist Who Endured America’s Racism, Gets His Due
by Katherine Brooks appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.2 October 2017
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The watercolor sketches by Tyrus Wong, established the foundations for the Disney ‘Bambi’ animated feature.
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How the Asian American Engineer of the Year Award Was Born
by Thomas Wu appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017
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The birth and history of the AAEOY.
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2017 Asian American Engineer of The Year (AAEOY) Award
by AAEOY appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017
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A summary of the 2017 AAEOY event held in the upscale city of Bellevue in Washington state.
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AAEOY Award Keynote Speech
by Heidi Shyu appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017
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The empowering keynote speech to the 2017 AAEOY body, from the Honorable Heidi Shyu.
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Self-Made Female Billionaires
by Echo Huang appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017
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China leads the world in self-made female billionaires.
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Childhood Inspiration
by Zheping Huang appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.1 July 2016
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He Jiang became the first Chinese student to deliver a graduation speech at Harvard.
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He Jiang
by Niu appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.1 July 2016
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A look at He Jiang, the first Chinese student at Harvard to deliver a graduation speech.
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The Fujia Yang that I know
by Da Hsuan Feng appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.1 July 2016
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A look at Professor Fujia Yang, his many accomplishments, and his philosophies.
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Seattle Museum of Flight Celebrates Wong Tsoo
by Staff appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.4 April 2016
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Museum of Flight celebrates first engineer.
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Using the Metaphor of Achieving Dreams
by Foster Stockwell appears in Book Review section of issue XXXI (31) No.4 April 2016
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Foster Stockwell discusses the book “Daring to Dream Once Again, It’s Never Too Late” by Dinah Lin
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From Cornell University to the Institute of Theoretical Physics of Chinese Academy of Science
by Victor Da Hsuan Feng appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.1 July 2015
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Read the story of Dr. Ian Hou’s transformative journey.
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The 2015 AAEOY Awards
by Roger Dong appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015
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Sixteen recipients were honored at the AAEOY 2015 event.
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A Man of Character [full]
by Soumya Karlamangla appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.2 October 2014
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A detailed look at opportunities both good and bad for Chang-Lin Tien.
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A Night to Make Asian Americans Proud
by Roger S. Dong appears in Events section of issue XXX (30) No.2 October 2014
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The 2014 AAEOY banquet was opened with a keynote speech from Dr. Ching Wu “Paul” Chu.
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The Aizhai Bridge in Scenic Western Hunan
by Staff appears in Places section of issue XXX (30) No.2 October 2014
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Interesting facts about this suspension bridge.
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First Woman in Space
by Staff appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013
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People's Liberation Army Air Force Aviation College of Changchun graduate Liu Yang flies high.
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China's Real Estate Mogul
by 60 Minutes Overtime appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013
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Hard work and determination win out for Zhang Xin.
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The Asian American Engineer of the Year Award
by Staff appears in Events section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013
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Asian American Engineer of the Year 2013 highlights.
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University of Arizona Provost Receives Asian American Leadership Award
by Daniel Stolte appears in News section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013
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Asian American Leadership Award to Jaqueline Lee Mok.
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Electron Devices Society Celebrated Member
by Staff appears in Profile section of issue XXVIII (28) No.3 January 2013
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Tom Sah Chihtang? recieves high honor for contributions in transistor physics, in integrated circuit manufacturing technology and more
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2012 Nobel Prize for Literature to Mo Yan
by China Daily 10/15/2012 appears in Profile section of issue XXVIII (28) No.2 October 2012
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Profile on Mo Yan (Guan Moye), and his Nobel Prize for Literature.
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Teaching Adventures in Cambodia, Taiwan, and Japan
by Florence Jue appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.4 April 2012
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Florence recalls her time teaching in various cultural settings.
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Asian American Engineer of the Year 2012
by 2012 AAEOY Executive Committee appears in Events section of issue XXVII (27) No.4 April 2012
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Highlights of the 2012 AAEOY conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Sandia National Laboratories at AAEOY
by Nancy Salem appears in Events section of issue XXVII (27) No.4 April 2012
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A report on the AAEOY attendance by the Sandia National Laboratories.
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About Chris Lu
by Staff appears in Profile section of issue XXVII (27) No.3 January 2012
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A close look at Christopher P. Lu, Assistant to the President and Cabinet Secretary for President Obama.
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Tech-savvy Dreamer
by Sharon Pian Chan appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.2 October 2011
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A look at Lili Cheng, a force to be reckoned with in social engineering
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What Does It Take to Become a Nobel Laureate?
by Da Hsuan Feng appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011
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Da Hsuan Feng’s research into the topic.
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ASIAN AMERICAN ENGINEER OF THE YEAR [2011]
by AAEOY Executive Committee appears in News section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011
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The Executive Committee’s report on the 2011 roundup of accomplished recipients.
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Chenming Hu Honored with AAEOY Distinguished Lifetime Achievement
by Chih-Tang Sah appears in News section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011
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The introduction of Dr. Chenming Hu, and acceptance speech.
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Beautiful!
by Elizabeth Shestak appears in News section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011
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A look at the amazing Dawn Song, 2010 MacArthur Fellow recipient.
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Whiz Kid
by Joe Kovac Jr appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.3 January 2011
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Profile on Tracy Yang, a Truman Scholar and a Rhodes Scholar.
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No Winners in Nobel Saga
by David Gosset appears in Commentary section of issue XXVI (26) No.3 January 2011
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Nobel selection process, and why there are mixed messages with awarding the Nobel to Liu Xiaobo while jailed.
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Outstanding Citizen Achievements Are Announced at the 2010 Organization of Chinese Americans National Convention
by Roger S. Dong appears in Events section of issue XXVI (26) No.2 October 2010
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A report from the 2010 National Convention for the OCA, in Houston, Texas.
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Chinese American Hall of Fame
by Jane Leung Larson appears in News section of issue XXVI (26) No.2 October 2010
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Honoring exceptional and prominent Chinese Americans.
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The Failure of Asian Success
by Buck Gee,Wes Hom appears in Analysis section of issue XXVI (26) No.1 July 2010
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A discussion surrounding issues with promotion to executive management
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Nora Lin
by AAEOY appears in News section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009
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Nora Lin received the AAEOY 2009 award. Read about her many accomplishments.
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Charles Kao, 2009 Nobel Prize Winner
by Staff appears in News section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009
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Modern optical fibers, owe a debt of gratitude for the amazing work of Charles Kao.
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Committee of 100 Chairman, John Chen
by Jane Leung Larson appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009
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John’s outlook for his leadership of the Committee of 100 (C100).
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Anson Burlingame: Diplomat, Evangelist, Idea Person
by T. K. Chu appears in Letter to The Editor section of issue xxv (25) No.1 July 2009
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T. K. Chu responds to the article posted by George Koo in the April 2009 edition.
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Organization of Chinese Americans Thrilled with New Congresswoman
by Sarah Smith Nester appears in News section of issue xxv (25) No.1 July 2009
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The amazing Judy Chu is elected to represent the Californian 32nd district.
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An Accidental Physicist
by Richard King appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.4 April 2014
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How I changed my career from Nuclear Physics to Wall Street
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Sam Huntington, 1927-2008
by Fareed Zakaria appears in Editorial section of issue XXIV (24) No.3 January 2009
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Best known for his views on the clash of civilizations, the scholar Sam Huntington passed Dec 24th, 2008.
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John Leighton Stuart
by Stanton Jue appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.3 January 2009
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A pivotal ambassador to China before the PRC government was established, John’s ashes were finally laid to rest in a Hangzhou grave.
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A Nobel Laureate in the White House
by Rex Feng appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.3 January 2009
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Nobel laureate, physicist, former chairman of Stanford University Physics Department, and Director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, only briefly hits the highlights for Steven Chu.
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Microsoft Bets on Yahoo's Former Wizard of the Search World
by Benjamin J. Romano appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.3 January 2009
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Microsoft acquires Yahoo search engine expert Qi Lu.
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Asian Pacific Fund Announces Tien Education Leadership Awards
by Staff appears in News section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008
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Recipients of the Tien Education Leadership Award are highlighted in this brief news item.
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Awards
by Staff appears in News section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008
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Awards presented at the 49th annual AIAA / ASME / ASCE / AHS / ASC Structures / Structural Dynamics and Materials Conference.
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The Legacy of Wong Tsu
by Da Hsuan Feng appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.3 January 2008
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A look back at Wong Tsu’s contributions to aviation and the world through his association with The Boeing Company.
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Excited to Go to Work
by Andante Lee appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.3 January 2008
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Andante Lee interviews Heidi Shyu, Vice President of Corporate Technology and Research at Raytheon.
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Head of Seattle’s Wing Luke Asian Museum to Retire
by Tan Vinh appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.2 October 2007
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Wing Luke Asian Museum curator Ron Chew to retire at the end of 2007.
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Dreamliner to be delivered late, Boeing confirms
by James Wallace appears in News section of issue XXIII (23) No.2 October 2007
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James outlines Boeing’s plans for delivery of the 7E7, now renamed the 787 Dreamliner, which appears to be behind schedule.
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Boeing Rolls Out Dreamliner for the World
by Dominic Gates appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007
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An account of the unveiling of the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
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Tangshan Promises to Play a Key Role in China’s Future
by George Koo appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007
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Tangshan, the site of an earthquake of magnitude 7.8, as measured on the Richter scale, has rebuilt into a powerful economic force.
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Graduation Speech
by Andrew Fung appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007
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Andrew stands out with his 2007 High School graduation speech.
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James Wei
by Staff appears in Profile section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007
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A concise look at the amazing achievements of James Wei.
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Top Engineering Prize Honors Father of Biomechanics
by Staff appears in Events section of issue XXII (22) No.3 January 2007
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Celebrating Yuan-Cheng Fung’s award of the Fritz J. and Dolores H. Russ prize, a prestigious engineering prize.
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Norman Tien Named New Dean of Case School of Engineering
by Case Western Reserve University appears in News section of issue XXII (22) No.3 January 2007
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The electrical engineering and computer science department received a new dean, Normal Tien.
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In Service of the WYLD –A Personal Reflection
by Elizabeth Li appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006
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Elizabeth talks about her history as a startup lawyer and her support of the Washington Young Lawyers Division.
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Wong Tsu - Pioneer in Aviation
by Key Donn,C. C. Tien appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005
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Overview of the life, achievements, and contributions of Wong Tsu.
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Our Good Friend - Dr. Tzy Cheng Peng
by Walter Ko appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005
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Walter Ko and associates pull together a concise but interesting profile of T. C. Peng, his achievements and contributions.
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Prof- Tien-Wei Wu
by Hua-ling Hu appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005
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The passing of Professor Tien-Wei Wu prompted this overview of his many achievements and contributions as a historian and a champion of justice.
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Gala Honoring Wong Tsu - A Chinese Aviation Pioneer Of the Boeing Airplane Company
by Key Don,C. C. Tien appears in Events section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005
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The “Red Barn” wing at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, houses a recognition plaque and a history exhibit for Wong Tsu’s contributions to Boeing’s aviation history.
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To Honor a Colleague and to Say Goodbye to a Friend
by C. C. Tien appears in Profile section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005
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C. C. Tien looks at the amazing life of S. Y. Lee, who founded the Chinese American Forum.
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Dr. Sheng Yen Lee (1924-2005)
by Tzy C. Peng appears in News section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005
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Tzy C. Peng shares the life of S. Y. Lee, founder of the Chinese American Forum.
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Distinguished Science and Technology Award: Dr. Daniel Chee Tsui
by Arthur LeGrand Doty appears in Events section of issue XX (20) No.4 April 2005
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This year’s recipient of this prestigious award is Dr. Daniel Chee Tsui, who is profiled in this short article.
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An Exciting Life
by Xiaoyu Yan appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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The author paints an amazing self-portrait in this profile piece.
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A Speech by Governor Gary Locke
by C100 appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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Governor Gary Locke illuminates the accomplishments of Chinese Americans and Chinese American organizations.
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Professor Paul Yu
by San Jose Mercury News appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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A short profile of the newest president of San Jose State University (SJSU), Professor Paul Yu. (Circa 2004)
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An Inside Look At Final Days of Search for SJSU Chief
by Becky Bartindale appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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A synopsis of San Jose State University’s search for a new leader.
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Professor Yuan-Cheng Fung
by George Wan appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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A profile piece covering the life and accomplishments of Professor Yuan-Cheng Fung.
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Heidi Shyu
by Staff appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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Details about Heidi Shyu and her accomplishments to date (2004).
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Marilyn Hay-lit Tam
by Staff appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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Details about Marilyn Tam and her accomplishments to date (2004).
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It's Final: Fong Made Police Chief
by Jaxon Van Derbeken,Simone Sebastian,Chronicle Staff Writer appears in News section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004
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Heather Fong has been ensconced as the new Chief of Police for San Francisco.
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