April 2006 Preserving 'Pauahi's Gift'  Federal appeals court to re-hear landmark admissions policy lawsuit for Kamehameha Schools in Hawaii.   By Laurie Kawakami   The Pocahontas Syndrome Interracial dating can sometimes lead to a host of unanswered questions. By Amy Tran     Transforming Tongan Identity Tongan American parents struggle to raise children with an increasingly American outlook. By Laurie Kawakami

March 2006 Finding “Azn Pryde”  Having “AzN PrYdE” is sometimes a unique Asian American experience.  By Helen Tran   New Kid on the Bloc APA's face hurdles at the ballot box but hope to energize political advocacy in the community. By Laurie Kawakami   Civic Leadership Institute USC hosted the first of a series of conferences for Asian Pacific Americans and issues of civic engagement. By Lindsay Lau   Book Book Club APA literature can open a new world of exploration. By Caroline Cha

February 2006 Nice Girls Finish Last Sometimes being a nice girl doesn't guarantee you anything. By Amy Tran   Hong Kong Adventure Spending the semester abroad can not only count towards your major but also change your life. By Kimberly Jew     Two Worlds Collide Living between two different states can sometimes mean radically different identities. By Laurie Kawakami     Summer 2005 UNITY 2004 Conference More than 8,000 journalists converged on the nation's capitol in the name of improving diversity in news By Connie Liu APA Women's Forum Two-day conference features workshops and discussions that tackle issues relevant to APA women. By Amy Tran Buffet of Opportunities USC offers an array of programs to help students study in different countries abroad. By Eve Kan Inside the Chinese American Museum An insiders look into the new Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles By Dorothy Kwok San Jose's Japanese American Museum Museum internship provides opportunity to preserve and protect the Japanese American community By Bridge Mei Voting With Women League of Women Voters helps students to understand the electoral process By Kim-Ngoc Le Michael Woo Returns to Campus Former city councilman returns to teach an introduction to urban planning and development By APASS Reporter Roundup