CrossCurrents: Newsmagazine of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center

Edition: Volume 8, Number 2, Fall Quarter, 1984
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What's News?

• Asian American Studies: '84-'85
  Back in the 1969, amd anti-war demonstrations, civil rights struggles, and third-world student strikes, the Asian American Studies Center was born, alongside the Center for Afro-American Studies, the Chicano Studies Center and the Native American Cultural Center.
• UC Davis: AAS
  The UC Davis Asian American Studies Center (ASA) last month lost their suit fora temporary restraining order halting the removal by University officals of boks and resources from their on campus office.
• Everywomen's Shelter
  In Asian cultures since the time of Confcianism, women have been regarded as subordinate to men, the servant of the household.
• Simpson/mazzoli: Down for the Count
  Minority communities can breath a cautious sigh of relief at the failure of the Immigration Reform and Control Act to reach aproval in this year's Congress.

More News...

• Asian American Studies for Winter '84
• Amerasia Journal: Korean Americans in the 80's

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