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13-Year-Old Vietnamese-American Performs in Japan
A 13-year-old Vietnamese-American won a spot in the International Junior Original Concert and performed his composition in Japan, reports the Arizona Republic.
Column: Books can inspire thanks
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the blessings that surround us, including our family and friends.
Writers Against Racism: Duck for Turkey Day
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Overseas Vietnamese community urged to unite with the homeland
President Nguyen Minh Triet has called on the Vietnamese community at home and abroad to uphold the spirit of patriotism and national unity and combine efforts to build Vietnam into a prosperous country.
The Galveston County Daily News
Ike ripped Vietnamese fishing community
The fishing boat parted the canal waters as if it were opening a curtain. In the folds of wake that followed burned the reflection of the evening sky over Dickinson Bay.
Three arrested at inspection station linked to bus in fatal 2008 crash
Three employees have been arrested at a Houston-area inspection station that issued a vehicle inspection sticker to a charter bus involved in the 2008 fatal crash in Sherman that killed 17 people.
U.S. Navy Commander in Vietnam is Vietnamese American
When the USS Lassen made its official port call to Da Nang, Vietnam last week, it marked the first time a Vietnamese-American U.S. warship commander had returned to the Vietnamese shore.
Man, 70, guilty of dumping body
A 70-year-old Vietnamese man has been convicted of dumping a body in a ditch in the hope of keeping the cannabis factory he was running a secret.
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For Republicans the Future is Still Cao
Joseph Cao, a Vietnamese-American who represents a New Orleans-area congressional district, is being called a Judas by fellow Republicans after he broke with them to vote for the Democrats' health care bill.
US warship on goodwill visit with Vietnamese American at the helm
A five-year old boy whose family fled the country in the closing days of the Vietnam War returns to his native country almost 35 years later as the commander of a warship.
B i i (Dust of Life): A Moving Portrait of Multifaceted Asian American Experience
Le Van Kiet, dir. Le Van Kiet's first feature-length film is a tour-de-force that thousands within the diasporic ethnic Vietnamese communities around the globe have been waiting to see.
Cardiovascular risk factors and knowledge of symptoms among Vietnamese Americans.
Centrifugal devices with ultrafiltration membrane can solve common problems researchers face when working with proteins.
Is the Republican Party taking Vietnamese voters for granted?
Now that U.S. Representative Joseph cao, the only Vietnamese American in Congress, has voted for the Democrats' health bill, his fellow Republicans are calling for his head.
Vietnamese-born Republican stands by health bill vote
Vietnamese-American Anh "Joseph" Cao, the lone Republican to back a sweeping House health reform bill, defended his vote Sunday as the right move, "even if it costs me my political future." "I made the vote to support the health care reform bill because a lot of my constituents are uninsured, a lot of them are poor and it was the right decision for ...
UNESCO presents Kalinga Awards to Vietnamese professor
Bridge a ' UNESCO on November 5 awarded the Kalinga scientific awards 2009 to three individuals and organizations including professor Trinh Xuan Thuan, at the world scientific forum in Budapest, Hungary.
Fight against transnational drug crime gathers speed
This is part of a nationwide crackdown on the criminal activity from now to 2010, said the Drug-related Crime Investigation Police.
Vietnamese American professor receives UNESCO award
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization Thursday awarded the Kalinga prize to a Vietnamese American professor for his contribution to popularizing science.
San Jose council orders release of 911 tapes in Pham shooting
Copy of a two-year-old photo taken of Daniel Pham, 27, of San Jose who was shot and killed by San Jose police on May 10, 2009 at his home in San Jose.
San Jose to debate releasing police records on Pham shooting
With the investigation over into San Jose officers' fatal shooting of a mentally disturbed man whose family had summoned their help, a city committee next week will consider releasing records that may clarify what police knew about the man's condition and why he ended up dead.
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