Asian Americans in the Media

Yao the Man
By Pauline T. Nyugen, Staff Writer

Houston has certainly expanded their reputation in the last year. Now, instead of being known as the hot sweaty, and fat Bushland -- we got Yao Ming. A first round draft pick by the Houston Rockets, this 22 year-old center has taken only a few months, not years, to ascend to the top of the basketball hierarchy. [more]

Telling It Like It Is
By Sharon T. Ching, Staff Writer

In the business circles of American society, "diversity" is a word of golden esteem. The more varied the employee population is, the more one truly encompasses the masses of Americans who make up this country. There is a purported senes of understanding and acknowledgement of different cultures, races, ethnicities, and sexualities. Regardless of any doubts or considerations concerning a pool of employees, my question comes in the telling of these people's stories. [more]

Accents
By Larissa Lee, Staff Writer

Accents can be one of the most defining characteristics in a person. After all, the moment a person opens his or her mouth, people can already tell if he or she has an accent. Accents are amazing. I men, even in one language, let's say English, there are several accents. [more]