A history of coming up short was pushed aside Feb.

released in 1989 by Miramax Pictures.Silver Ray award by Emperor Naruhito for her meritorious service over her lifetime.

now adopting her English name Barbara.As her children grew up and started to leave home.she saw them pursuing further education and realized that her own education had once been interrupted when she was still a child.

Her life on the plantation was both joyful and challenging.in which Toshiro Mifune appeared in his last role as a benshi (narrator for silent films).

Barbara by then had started to branch out to related activities that sprung from her academic studies and became a unique cultural and historical resource on sugar plantation history and Japanese immigration to Hawaii.

which is part autobiographical and part historic.The squeaky wheel gets the oil.

Or before you give alarge donation to your alma mater or your local hospital.By Connie Chung Joe AJSOCALHi.

Even though Korean Americans have some of the highest uninsurance rates in the country.000 clients and community orgs annually and operate the most robust Asian American legal helpline in the country with bilingual legal advocates operating in 8 Asian languages dialects.