Ok…I know there’s more to bitch about nowadays than a news article, but COME ON!!  Read this article about China’s censoring of Chow Yun Fat’s scenes in Pirates III.

http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/Movies/06/15/china.pirates.ap/index.html

I thought journalists were suppose to be objective.  This is a perfect example of how a common American perceives Asians, or possibly just Chinese. 

Apparently police brutality is not isolated to Blacks and Latinos…

http://ledger.southofboston.com/articles/2007/06/23/news/news11.txt

This article is not that detailed.  Go to angryasianman.com for more details.

Vincent Chau
President
chauv [at] union [dot] edu

Seong-Cheol Min
Vice President
mins [at] union [dot] edu

Huan Chen
Treasurer
chenh [at] union [dot] edu

Jeffery Chao
Secretary
chaoj [at] union [dot] edu

WeiJia Bao
Head of Public Relations
baow [at] union [dot] edu

Michelle Wu
Public Relations
wuh [at] union [dot] edu

Camille Mori
Underclassmen Liason / Media Technician
moric [at] union [dot] edu

Heidi Ching
Underclassmen Liason
chingh [at] union [dot] edu

Paul Yoon
Honorary West Coast Affiliate / Webmaster
yoonp [at] union [dot] edu

Hey everyone!

Welcome to the new home for Union College’s Asian Student Union. Looks pretty nice, eh? I won’t take any credit for it ’cause it’s just a template, but who cares. At least it’s not as bland as the “temporary” one I made.

So here’s what you need to do now. On the right-hand side of this page, there’s a link that says Register. Click on it and register so you can be a subscriber to this page. You’ll be able to comment or get RSS feeds and if the E-board approves it, you can even be a contributor to the site by writing your own articles or posting up news and media!

Sounds pretty fun, right??

So before I leave for good, this will be my gift to you all. Play nice. I’ll be sure to check in from time to time.

Documentary about the legendary tank man and surrounding events of the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989.

We’re here to break stereotypes.
To teach the truth.
To reach out.
To stand up.
We’re here to learn.
To appreciate culture.
To represent struggle.
To celebrate.

We are ASU.