April 24, 2005
Bird-flu death rate dropping in VietnamFrom revolution to rock 'n' roll: a postwar generation is changing Vietnam
"Ha Smith, 52, and daughter, Anita Vo, 23, (pictured) lived at 9651 Bird Ave., where Westminster police responded to a report of a loose dog in the yard about 10:30 p.m. Friday and discovered the bodies, the Orange County Register reported.", from Mother, Daughter Found Dead In Home by NBC 4 Los Angeles
"But behind the doors of havens like the Vietnam Friendship Village Project, a home for handicapped children, visitors come face to face with the legacy of war: arms and legs twisted like pipe cleaners, heads so misshapen and facial features so monstrously deformed as to seem hardly human.", from A long-ago war's grimmest legacy lives on by NorthJersey.com
The new Vietnam
Countless refugees fled Communist regime
Jackie Chan visits Vietnam to raise AIDS awareness
Young Vietnam strides into future
"A Vietnamese immigrant, Xinh dreams up seafood, curry and pasta dishes, often with an Asian twist.", from Celebrity chef shares her craft by Kari Neumeyer, The Olympian
Novel Explores Ongoing Losses of Those Devastated by Vietnam War
30 Years Later, Immigrants Shed Vietnam War's Burdens
Local woman weighs U.S. life after Vietnam
Escape from hectic Hanoi / Unearthly rock forms, otherworldly tranquility in Halong Bay
An unlikely slice of home for transplanted Vietnamese
HOMELANDS: VIETNAM / New world city / Poised on the brink of the future, Ho Chi Minh City is one of Asia's most exciting destinations
Novel Explores Ongoing Losses of Those Devastated by Vietnam War
Vietnam's legacy lives on for local residents
Bold gamble launched on Vietnam horse racing
Ceremony to honor servicemen killed in Vietnam War
Return to Vietnam, the things I left behind
War correspondent remembers Saigon's final hours
Thirty years on, have no lessons been learned from Vietnam?
The new Vietnam weighs communism, capitalism
Dog tag returned to Vietnam vet after more than 30 years
Emotions still running high from Vietnam
Lost lives, turbulent times: Reflecting on the war in Vietnam
Marine laid to rest, 38 years after his death in Vietnam
Moving Vietnam Wall in Miss.
OPINION: Remembrances of Vietnam: Two brothers' hearts and minds
Vietnam To Begin Five-Year, $38.5M HIV/AIDS Prevention Program; Majority of Funding From World Bank Grant
Vietnamese families gather on Island for Saigon remembrance
Picture: Mike Tobias/Port Arthur News Rev. Michael Mai Tran offers communion bread to one of his parishioners as the Queen of Vietnam Catholic Church held a mass on Pleasure Island, commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon.
An unlikely slice of home for transplanted Vietnamese
Veteran returns to Vietnam to learn and heal
Hanh knows first hand struggle of learning English
Picture: Mike Tobias/Port Arthur News Pre-Kindergarten teacher's aid Jessica Tran, right, helps Phuong Chiem with an activity during class at Robert E. Lee Elementary School in Port Arthur.
"About 21 percent of the students at Lee are Asian and to cater to that trend, Park said the school has eight Vietnamese bilingual teachers, two Vietnamese bilingual aides and the district's first Vietnamese secretary.", from PAISD ESL helps break the language barrier by By Meghan Vital-The Port Arthur News staff writer
Vietnamese in U.S. Take Stock of Community
Picture: Workers prepare a banner outside the Reunification Palace where the U.S.-supported South Vietnamese government was based in Ho Chi Minh City
Picture: Vietnamese race-goers watch a race at the Saigon Turf Club track in central Ho Chi Minh City
Picture: Elderly women take a stroll past a young Vietnamese couple embracing on a park bench in Lenin park Hanoi
Picture: Vietnamese girls walk past posters marking the anniversary of the end of the war against the US in Ho Chi Minh City
Picture: Vietnamese female race-goers watch a race at the Saigon Turf Club track in central Ho Chi Minh City
Picture: Vietnamese race-goers watch the odds change at the Saigon Turf Club race track in central Ho Chi Minh City
Picture: Vietnamese race-goers watch a race at the Saigon Turf Club track in central Ho Chi Minh City
Cycling back into fashion
Entente tops agenda for US, Hanoi 30 years after end of Vietnam War
Picture: Vietnamese girls walk past posters marking the anniversary of the end of the war against the US in Ho Chi Minh City
Picture: Workers prepare a banner outside the Reunification Palace where the U.S.-supported South Vietnamese government was based in Ho Chi Minh City
Picture: Soldiers who fought for the North Vietnamese Army in the Dong Ha, Vietnam, area, look on during memorial services Sunday
Picture: Vietnamese soldiers, part of an honor guard, stand at attention during memorial services Sunday, April 24, 2005, at Highway 9 National Cemetery in Dong Ha
Picture: Flowers and a portrait of North Vietnamese soldier Duong Thi Xuan mark her memorial gravesite Sunday, April 24, 2005, at a cemetery near Dong Loc
Picture: Vietnamese soldiers, who fought for the North, offer prayers to 10 female comrades during ceremonies Sunday, April 24, 2005, at a small memorial site in Dong Loc
