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| Dr.
Franklin Odo, director of Asian Pacific American Program, kicks off
the inaugural Korean American Centennial Commemoration event on January
23, 2003. |
A
dialogue on journalism and the media with Jeannie Park, executive
editor of People magazine, Alice Rhee, producer of The
News with Brian Williams, and K.W. Lee, the nation’s foremost
Korean American journalist. |
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| Jeannie
Park, executive editor of People magazine. |
Alice
Rhee, producer of The News with Brian Williams. |
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| K.W.
Lee, the nation's foremost Korean American journalist. |
Jeannie
Park, Alice Rhee and K.W. Lee field questions from the audience. |
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| Vickie
Nam, editor of YELL!-Oh Girls: Emerging Voices Explore Culture,
Identity, and Growing Up Asian American, is first in line to
question the panel. |
Eleanor
Hong, producer at WashingtonPost.com, steps up to the mike. |
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| Jeannie,
Alice and K.W.-après-panel. |
The
post-panel reception: what a feast! Amazing Korean food in vast abundance
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| Dana
Tai Soon Burgess, modern dancer, who will headline the October/ November
2003 Commemoration event. |
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Photo
credit: Richard Strauss
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