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Chinese dry cleaners pollute the air, but should they be closed?

By Jin-san Yu, World Journal, 6 March 2004. Translated from Chinese by Pei Chi Lin.

The city Health Dept. closes Happy Dry Cleaners on 13th Avenue in Brooklyn, after neighbors complained about the smell. Chinese residents are wary that other small businesses will be hurt by loss. more>

Murdoch invests in Chinatown education

By Hung-Yuan Hsieh, World Journal, 26 February 2004. Translated from Chinese by Pei Chi Lin.

On Feb. 24, media mogul Rupert Murdoch, head of News Corporation Ltd., announced at the annual meeting in Asia Society that his firm will invest heavily in Chinese cultural education in America. First beneficiary? The Shuang Wen School - PS184, on East Broadway in Chinatown. more>

Chinatown’s first rapper causes controversy in the community

By Yi-San Lin, Sing Tao Daily, 13 February 2004. Translated from Chinese by Pei Chi Lin.

Jin’s popular first single “Learn Chinese” describes him as a food deliveryman and a gang member in Chinatown. With his debut disc coming soon, the community worries that it will bring violence to their streets. more>

Chinatown looking to get a facial

By Ze-Yi Chen, World Journal, 7 February 2004. Translated from Chinese by Pei Chi Lin.

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