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Associated Press
China Communist Party Lacks Women
Brattleboro Reformer
Monks create sand mandala in meditation room in Putney
Buffalo News, Buffalo, N.Y.
Holocaust survivor shares story
Business Week
BusinessWeek Names Jessica Sibley Worldwide Publisher
A Sneak Preview of Campus Life
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill.
Military loses able recruits with gay rule
China Daily, Beijing, China
Monkey King opera crowned a success in America
Chronicle of Higher Education
Destination Unknown
Daily Messenger, Canandaigua, N.Y.
Pataki's speech scores well
Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
U.S. should explore hydrogen as answer to fuel dependency
Speaking in tongues
Entertainment Weekly
Book Review - The Wonder Spot by Melissa Bank
Finger Lakes Times
HWS students create places of healing
Chat rooms aid HWS language students
Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, N.Y.
HWS grad's art on display
Geneva author writes long-awaited sequel
Area grad in on big discovery
The New Year — Chinese style: 2005 is the year of the rooster
Beijing opera will be Oct. 15 at The Smith
Matthews urges grads to learn how to compete
Faculty settling in at new HWS hall
Saying sayonara to Sally; Waterloo principal to observe Japan’s schools, culture
Bringing the world to Geneva
Winning play lands Geneva grad trip to NYC
HWS to build new facility
Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, NY
Waterloo grad returns to HWS, presents findings
In the National Interest
Four Observations about the Fate of the Chinese Communist Party
International Herald Tribune
Get serious about Asia, too
Ithaca Journal, Ithaca, N.Y.
U.S.-China competition increasing
China's Culture Commercialized
'Voices of Freedom' marks arrival of Daneshvar
HOLT celebrates 40 years of business growth
Jakarta Post, Indonesia
Witnessing a Slow Dawn in Indonesia
Jakarta Post, Jakarta, Indonesia
What if there had been no Mahathir?
Metro News, Detroit, Mich.
Losing your mind in Berlin
MSN's Slate
Double Dribble at the Twin Tier Tongue Dome
New York Times
Ex-Soldier, Now a Bishop, Deals With Blood on His Hands
Rites of Grief, Without a Body to Cry Over
New York Times, New York, N.Y.
John L. Behler, 62, Dies; Influential Voice for Saving Reptiles
Diagnosis and a Second Opinion
Bush and Baghdad: The Temperature Rises
NITLE, South Burlington, Vt.
Technology and the Internationalization of the Curriculum
Oct. 16, 2003
Chinese pilot enters world space history
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Penn.
This early bird offers a link to dinosaurs
Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
Barriers broken with love in multicultural families
Post-Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
Ithaca project sponsors Iranian writer
Registered Rep.
The Ten Who Matter 2002
Rochester Democrat & chronicle
U.S. should explore hydrogen as answer to fuel dependency
Sacramento (Calif.) Bee
Analysis: Monarchs' refinement boosts midterm grade
San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, Calif.
Calligraphy coup for the Asian
Scientific American
Ducklike Fossil Points to Aquatic Origins for Modern Bird
South China Morning Post
What Indonesia needs: new-generation leaders
South China Morning Post Online
BEHIND THE NEWS: The power of mum
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Students on Spiritual Trek Hear Monk's Peaceful Views
Sports Business Journal
Octagon adds firm of Olympic agent Miller
Star-Gazette.com
Japanese architecture focus of lecture
Staten Island Advance, Staten Island, N.Y.
Botanical Garden gets new chief
Straits Times, Singapore
The rut of democracy without prosperity
The Intelligencer
CB grad makes grade in medical field: Christina Crabtree has taken her medical skills to China and Costa Rica.
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta, Indonesia
Malaysians shun theocratic society
The Washington Post
Alive on Earth - Pretending to be fine has its limitations

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Chi-Chiang Huang, Professor of Asian Languages and Cultures, ext. 3553, 207 Stern Hall

Dept. Secretary:

Judy MaHoney
(315) 781- 3579
Full-time

FAX: (315) 781- 3027