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...strong board members this year, a lot of them are staying on, and we think they are going to take AAA to new and better things.” Others elected last night included Nancy A. Hung ’08 and May J. Luo ’08, who won the vice presidency. Chen Xie ’08 was elected treasurer. Qingni Lin ’09 was elected educational/political chair, which will be her first office in AAA. Ivy A. Lee ’09 and Chen Li ’09 will serve as social chairs...
...cover.“You need to have people of different cultures and people who can speak different languages” in the newsroom, he said.One important way for minorities to move up the ranks in the journalism world, he said, is through networking at journalism conferences.Michael M. Luo ’98, who founded Diversity & Distinction in 1995, said that he thought the magazine has provided an important starting point for minority journalists like him who are now working for major publications. Luo now writes for the New York Times and has received both the Polk Award...
...Luo ’08, captain of the Harvard Asian-American Dance Troupe, who was seated with the SRP’s Programs Coordinator, found the organization’s attempts at fusion between past and present inspiring. “Maybe this is far-fetched,” says Luo, “but we’d really like to dance to some of their music.” However, she adds that she “didn’t get a chance to find out to what extent that would be possible...
...People don’t really associate Asian Americans with contemporary music,” said AAA’s co-cultural chair, May Luo ’08. “We want to exhibit Asian Americans who aren’t stereotypical classical musicians who just play violin or piano...
...battling for Taiwan's soul. The green group, comprising the DPP and the Taiwan Solidarity Union, sees the island as an independent entity, if not in name then at least in substance. "The green will win a majority [in the legislature] because of the rise of Taiwan nationalism," predicts Luo Wen-chia, a Cabinet minister and longtime Chen aide. "It's a decision of values-Taiwan values." For the KMT, which leads the blue side, this week's ballot is a battle for survival. "If we don't keep the majority, there's nothing left," says Liao Feng-te, head...