February 3, 2005
"The patient at the Tzu Chi free clinic urgently needed a biopsy, but while the staff spoke Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese and even Spanish, no one could explain breast cancer to the woman in her native Vietnamese.", from Report finds disparities among Asian-American ethnic groups by LAURA WIDES, Associated Press."Her given name is Vihn Nguyen, but her new friends call her "Alex." ", from Pioneer NWC student from Vietnam By ALLISON BATDORFF, Gazette Wyoming Bureau
"The event begins at noon and will last until about 5 p.m. It will be at the Whitney Senior Center, 1527 Northway Drive. Admission is free.", from Brief: Celebration honors Vietnamese culture by St. Cloud Times.
"VIETNAMESE NEW YEAR, homemade food, crafts, dance and music, sponsored by the Vietnamese Senior Citizens Association of Arlington, noon-5 p.m., Washington-Lee High School, 1300 N. Quincy St., Arlington. Free admission. 703-228-1899.", from Alexandria{$322}Arlington Community Events Feb. 3-10, 2005 by The Washington Post.
"Tuesdays-Saturdays, 5 p.m. Sundays and 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays and Sundays through Feb. 20. A modern love story, based loosely on "Madame Butterfly," of a U.S. Marine and a strong-willed Vietnamese girl during the fall of Saigon. ", from What's Happening by The Washington Post.
Vietnamese cyberdissidents released
Cyberdissident Nguyen Dan Que and journalist Nguyen Dinh Huy released
Sen. Brownback Commends Release of Vietnamese Dissidents
Pham convicted of murder, rape
Death sentence upheld for Vietnamese serial killer
Tiger Airways bags Vietnam routes
Avian flu shadows Vietnam's Lunar New Year traditions
Vietnam Seeks Global Help on Bird Flu; Cambodian Case Confirmed
Vietnamese New Year Celebration
Vietnam Aims To Eliminate Hunger, Reduce Poverty
Vietnamese Telcos Slash Mobile Charges
Vietnam's Ad Sector Struggles To Establish Firm Foothold
Vietnamese Govt Hopes To Eradicate Hunger In 2005
China congratulates Vietnamese Communist Party on 75th anniversary
Vietnamese It Firm Receives Top Rating
Vietnam asks for international help to tackle bird flu
Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City kills ducks in bird flu fight
Vietnam Aims To Limit Population To 88 mln By 2010.
Vietnam Aims To Eliminate Hunger, Reduce Poverty
Vietnam's Saigontourist Plans To Invest US$44.3 mln In 2005
Vietnam Encourages Contraceptive Use To Curb Population Growth
Vietnamese Newspaper Highlights - Feb 3, 2005
