A New Chinatown Rises in Flushing, Queens
Oct 23rd, 2008 | By ffolwell | Category: Feature StoryVideo by Gong Jietong (Yamaha)
Video by Gong Jietong (Yamaha)
By Hua Qi (Sara), Zheng Jialiang (Jelen), Gao Wenhuan (Eliot) and Gong Jietong (Yamaha)
Chicago has a special place in Obama’s heart.
In 1985, Barack Obama arrived in Chicago and for three years worked on the
south side as a community organizer with a meager annual salary of $13,000. Sarah Palin, the Republican Vice Presidential candidate, mocked his humble [...]
Photos by Hua Qi (Sara)
October 6, 2008
By Zheng Jialiang (Jelen)
Columbus, OH. – Yolanda Hippensteele arrived at Franklin County Veterans Memorial an hour before voter registration was scheduled to end. She lined up, filled out a form, had her voter
information printed out on her ballot, filled out the ballot, and then delivered it in a sealed envelope.
Boom! All done [...]
September 27, 2008
Gao Wenhuan (Eliot)
Loudoun County, Virginia – On the streets of Loudoun County, Nancy Bekavac walked up to a house, paused and took a deep breath before pressing the doorbell. She waited two minutes, but there was no answer. She tried again.
This time, a young woman peeked out from behind a half-opened door.
“Hi, [...]
Chairman Faleomavaega opens the hearing. Photo by Ma Jing.
September 18, 2008
By Ma Jing
Washington, D.C. - As a Washington, D.C., Metro train roared toward Capitol Hill, I held two cameras with long lens and wide-angle
lens on my shoulder and was worrying about the tight government security I would encounter. With an invitation from Congressman Eni [...]
By Gao Wenhuan
Indianapolis - Inside Cavanaugh Hall on the vast campus of IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis), students enter a different world. At the entrance, hangs a vertical jujube
board inscribed with Chinese poems. There are three small rooms filled with thick, deluxe books and Chinese kites on the tables. Welcome to the Confucius world.
“China [...]
By Christine Angstman and Leslie Health
Photo by Ma Jing
Maxine Turner pointed and as though she were telling a secret, whispered that First Lady Laura Bush was just behind a metal pull-down door a few feet away.
As she drew a curtain separating her from the convention floor, Maxine sat down at her small desk and [...]
By Gao Wenhuan
Photo by Ma Jing
St. Paul, Minn. - On Monday, when thousands of protestors took to the streets in St. Paul, Minn., a man wearing a sun-faded U.S. Marine Corps hat, and his wife, pushed a makeshift coffin
covered by an American flag, a military uniform and combat boots. These items belonged to their son, [...]
By Drew Conrad
St. Paul, Minn. - Nestled behind section 116 of the Xcel Energy Center is a technology-filled room with throngs of people bustling in and out. A large plasma TV set to Fox News displays the latest reports on Hurricane
Gustav while six laptops display the most recent storm projections. This is the Hurricane [...]