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19th December 2002
In what we expect to be an apology to the Chinese community for the article by Charles Campion entitled "Chop Phooey" published by the Daily Mail on the 7th August 2002, the "Why Charles Campion Is Wrong" Campaign, report that a "Balancing Article" is to appear in the Daily Mail on Friday 20th December. |
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3 December 2002
This month, Dimsum discusses Chinese cuisine. We take advice from our food journalist on a healthier diet, and see what others are doing in the community to address recent bad publicity. Above all, we examine the significance that food and meals take in within Chinese culture. |
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11 December 2002
Chan presents 3 mixed-media installations: 'Midsummer's Daydream..an
alzheimer's silence,' 'Daydreams in Flight,' and 'Princess Jin & The Lady of
Atropos' as a culmination of her 2-year artist residency @ Turnpike Gallery. find out more about it here... |
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3 December 2002
Read one jounalists response to, 'CHOP PHOOEY! The unpalatable truths about Chinese dishes that are now Britain's favourite food.' the article by Charles Campion in the Daily Mail. |
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Commentary on Mike Marqusee's review of 'We Were Soldiers' by a naval reservist with the U.S. Navy. |
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 1 September 2002
Of the total 500,000 Canadian immigration applications from around the world still on the waiting list, about 100,000 are from China... |
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1 September 2002
Lee Kyung Woon was a first year student at Kent University.
Within days of arriving in September 2000 he died in suspicious circumstances ... |
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 20 June 2002
Imagine life as a human ink blot test. Whether physically, linguistically, or culturally, your existence usually confuses others in some way. Cursory glances deepen into befuddled inspection; kinship recognition provokes misplaced pride - and creative oddballs opt for making slanty-eyed, buck-toothed faces. |
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The National Audit Report on the 2001 outbreak of FMD was published on the 21 June. Dimsum looks at their findings. |
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Just want to salute the team. |
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Scientists sometimes refer to a phenomenon called the "Boiled Frog Syndrome". You put a frog into boiling water, and it will feel the heat and try to escape. |
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