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Revolution and Romance
New America Now,  , Sandip Roy, Nov 18, 2009
The stories of three women are braided together in Invisible Mountain, a multi-generational saga set in Uruguay written by Carolina De Robertis
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Pacquiao Ready to Make Boxing History
Asian Journal, News Feature, Joseph Pimentel, Nov 11, 2009
Manny Pacquiao waves to supporters as he arrives at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, in preparation for his championship bout against WBO Welterweight Champion Miguel Cotto on Nov. 14. A win against Cotto would net the Filipino fighter his seventh world title in a seventh different weight class.
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H1N1, Climate Change, & The Browning of Suburbs
New America Now, , Oct 30, 2009
Officials from the Centers For Disease Control meet with ethnic media in San Francisco, Rolf Skar from Greenpeace looks at sub-national forest offsets, and Shanti Sekaran discusses her debut novel, The Prayer Room .
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Friendship in Postwar America
New America Now, , Mary Ambrose with Aaron Davidman, Oct 29, 2009
Aaron Davidman is the director of the current stage version of the bestselling novel The Chosen by Chaim Potok.
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Elephant Voices
New America Media, , Sandip Roy, Oct 27, 2009
Dr. Joyce Poole is the director of Elephant Voices, an organization which studies elephant cognition, communication, and social behavior. She discusses her findings on African and Asian elephants.
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Longing for My Mother's Home
India Currents, Commentary, Sarita Sarvate, Oct 26, 2009
For a married woman, going back to her maher or mother's home carries special significance. But with both her parents gone an Indian immigrant wonders if her maher has just become an abstraction.
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Latino Lobby Wants Lou Dobbs Off The Air
New America Now, , Odette Keeley, Oct 23, 2009
This week on "Stories From the Ethnic Media": Latino activists want CNN to shut down "Lou Dobbs Tonight"; and African-Caribbean deportees are under the radar in the U.S. immigration debate.
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