May 19, 2005
"Born in Vietnam, Tin feels very much at home on Milhon Court in San Jose.", from MILHON COURT by San Jose Mercury News"As part of OPB's occasional series on immigrants and their journeys to Oregon, we track Trinh Li--from his time as a soldier in Southeast Asia to his life in Southeast Portland.", from 'My Family, My Culture' by Oregon Public Broadcasting
"May 11 marked the 11 th anniversary of “Vietnam Human Rights Day,” designated by Congress in honor of those who are working to achieve freedom for the people of Vietnam.", from Richmond Report by Falls Church News-Press
"The book details a 2000 confrontation between white and Vietnamese Americans in Ocean Shores, Wash., which led to the death of one man, and examines hate crime laws. ", from Speaker's message to Davis: stand up to hate
"Her ordination name means 'true emptiness', but Sister Chan Khong, a close aide to Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, has had a very rich, fulfilling life", from No trace left behind by The Bangkok Post
"Will Thich Nhat Hanh's recent visit to Vietnam help bridge the rift within the local Buddhist Sangha?", from Beginning anew by The Bangkok Post
"Schiff staff currently offer Spanish, French, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Armenian and Arabic languages.", from Area Students Join Schiff Office as Summer Interns by La Cañada Valley Sun
"Not when small-scale and minority entrepreneurs make up the target audience and the discussions will be held in English, Spanish, Korean and Vietnamese.", from Business In Multiple Languages by The Washington Post
"t has been behind some of the 20th century's most famous images: the young Vietnamese girl running naked down a street, the American soldiers storming Omaha beach in the Normandy landings, and the point-blank execution of a Vietcong prisoner.", from Leica faces extinction as digitals snap up business by Guardian Unlimited
"From July 20 until August 27, the lakeside city of Thun hosts another open-air musical performed on a floating stage.", from Highlights from the Swiss cultural scene by Swissinfo
"Mentors are needed for the Asian American LEAD's program, which matches Vietnamese American youth with caring adults who support them in their efforts to develop the linguistic, academic and life skills necessary to succeed in the United States. Mentors work one-on-one with their mentees, who are ages 6 through 18. Volunteers must be willing to commit to spending two hours with a young person weekly for a minimum of one year. Call Ingvild Bjornvold at 202-884-0270.", from Volunteer calendar by Gazette.Net
China finds bird flu virus in eggs from Vietnam
Bird flu in Vietnam shows greater signs of human-to-human infection
Menacing changes seen in Vietnam bird flu
Riedl hopes Austrian realism can salvage Vietnamese football
National Congress of Vietnamese Americans Prepares Tomorrow's Leaders Today
Dhaka, Hanoi to boost trade, investment
Ericsson secures network expansion deal in Vietnam
PM reaches Hanoi
Nam Lee's wonton soup is just right for Jean
Hanoi rolls red-carpet for PM-Entrepreneurs urged to invest in Bangladesh
Thai AirAsia budget airline wins licence to fly Hanoi-Bangkok route
Vietnam, Bangladesh sign investment agreement
Elec Of Vietnam To Invest VND3.18 Trillion In Mobile Phone Operations
Foreign group gets contract for refinery in Vietnam
JGC, 2 Others Win Vietnam's First Oil Refinery Order
China finds bird flu virus in eggs from Vietnam
Queens Vietnam Veterans Reach Out To Unemployed
Remains of man killed in Vietnam to be buried
Vietnam Successfully Produces Chemical-Free Soy Sauce
Ericsson signs accord with military firm Viettel for GSM expansion
Picture: Miss Universe 2005 contestant Monica Spear of Venezuela plays with a baby elephant as Cynthia Kanema of Zambia and Pham Thu Hang of Vietnam look on, during a photo shoot at the Dusit Laguna Resort in Phuket, Thailand
Picture: A bird flu patient lies under a respirator at Hanoi's Institute for Tropical Diseases
Picture: A worker collects eggs at a chicken farm in Vietnam's southern province of Long An
Picture: Vietnamese female soldiers wearing their traditional 'ao dai' dresses stand guard in front of the late Vietnamese president Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum in Hanoi
Another chance to see the Viet Nam Memorial Wall
Veteran draws on experiences for Vietnam stories
CNBC Inks Vietnamese Carriage Deal
The latest on Waste Disposal in Vietnamese clinics
