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Congress allocates $750,000 to improve traffic in Chinatown

Via World Journal, 20 February 2003. Translated from Chinese by Yik Kong.

At Flushing's 40th Road, police and day laborers play hide and seek

By Law Dan-Shi, World Journal, 13 February 2003. Translated from Chinese by Yik Kong.

Many Chinese day laborers gather on the streets early in the morning in Flushing. Lately, the police have been arresting them at what is known as as the “Flea Market of Workers.” more>

As the Department of Education re-evaluates bilingual education, Chinese parents should voice their opinions

By Che Wei–she, World Journal, 30 January 2003. Translated from Chinese by Yik Kong.

As Fujianese immigrants become the main group of recent Chinese immigrants, the number of Fujianese students increases significantly. Fujianese students’ language problems are beginning to catch the attention of the education community. more>

Chinese Americans pleased by Pataki’s landslide

By Xiaoqing Rong, Sing Tao Daily, 6 November 2002. Translated from Chinese by Yik Kong.

“In New York, the Republican Party is the minority party. However, its policies match the visions of many Chinese Americans,” said Republican Hsieh Mei-Lin. Others disagree, saying that although Pataki has a good record of achievement, the governor’s failure to address workers’ problems after September 11th exposes his weakness. more>

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