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1. Don Chu arrest provides glimpse into insider trading scandal
(Money/Economy)

... and wire fraud. Among other things, Chu told agents that some consultants his firm used to track Asian technology companies would pass along inside information to clients, according to an FBI affidavit. ...

2. N.J. high school seniors test well in math, average in reading
(N.J./State)

... Asian students averaged 179 and whites 165, Hispanics scored 139 and blacks 134. Some 13 percent of New Jersey Asian students were rated as "advanced," compared to small numbers of whites and Hispanics ...

3. ‘American Idol’s’ Antonella Barba performs in Hoboken
(Entertainment/Movies)

... from Asian men saying not all Asians are like that, I promise you." Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned is the real motto of the night. But, there is "no venom, I just want my money back," said Glassman ...

4. 2011 Hyundai Sonata review: A Left Coast influence
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... The company long languished in the deep shadows of their Asian neighbors at Toyota/Lexus, who also started out with inexpensive, boxy cars but went on to become the world's largest auto maker with a reputation ...

5. Local boy does good: Jon Stewart in D.C.
(Life/Style)

... Hopkins University that added some diversity: One was Chinese American, one South Asian, one Canadian, and one South Korean. Knowing the importance of signs at these events, I had thought of writing ...

6. An interview with an investor who owns only three to five stocks
(Money/Economy)

... in the 90s. I did well for four or five years, then I got caught in the Asian Contagion. I stopped doing well – like many others, including that famous fund, Long Term Capital Management. So I revaluated ...

7. Waiting for Parents
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... will encounter horrible professors and they have to learn to deal with it. So when the focus of this educational discussion become parenting, then we will see some change. How do you think that Asian ...

8. Is sports the third rail of American society?
(Sports/Professional)

... York. His candid remarks included his thoughts about Asian women, and his teammate Randall Simon, whom he described as a "fat monkey." In 2000, Rocker was suspended by MLB, and by 2001 he was traded with ...

9. ‘The Social Network’ will cost Mark Zuckerberg more than $100M — MOVIE REVIEW
(Entertainment/Movies)

... also might upset the movie's own obsessive/disdainful view of most of the other female characters, and the Asian-American ones in particular. "They're prizes" — instead of, say, people — Sorkin told Stephen ...

10. REPORTING U.S. DOJ EMPLOYEE WRONGDOING
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... accompanied by an older caucasian gentleman wearing a blue suit and red tie who witnessed our conversation. I today reminded you that you have failed to prosecute my case and asked when in fact your office ...

11. Designing the future at GM and Chrysler
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... descent would be leading. "I'm working with Australians for that market; folks from China or Korea for the Asian market; or Brazil or here in the United States. I don't dwell on that, but it doesn't ...

12. Television
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... then they'll just assume that all New Jeresy females/women act this way. It's just the same as saying all black people love fried chicken, Chinese/asians are really good at math, or all spanish people ...

13. Christie eliminates 60 inactive state boards and commissions
(N.J./State)

... Education Commission (2002); The Governor's Asian American Commission (2002); The Task Force on the Affordability and Accessibility of Health Care in New Jersey (1999); The State Council on Vocational ...

14. "Theft of $152,000 from New Jersey City University"
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... at NJCU. The following instances, of fraud and theft, have already been documented (proven) -- but not prosecuted at NJCU -- possibly because those who committed these crimes were Caucasians. NJCU ...

15. Why the unemployed will stay unemployed
(Opinion/Commentary)

... other low-cost Asian nations. Walmart told its American suppliers that the next shipment must come from China if they expect to keep Walmart's business. Then Walmart developed the world's best managed ...

16. Six teens drowned in Shreveport, Louisiana while parents watched
(U.S./Nation)

... showed almost 60 percent of African-American children could not swim. That's almost twice the figure compared to Caucasian children. The organization, which said that less than 2 percent of its nearly ...

17. Princeton professor emeritus Robert Tucker, renowned Soviet expert and Stalin biographer, dead at 92
(Life/Style)

... International Studies in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, and in 1963 became founding director of the Russian studies program, which is now the Program in Russian and Eurasian ...

18. N.J. issues firewood alert to combat insect infestations
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... wood, as well. The Department of Agriculture has been battling an infestation by the Asian longhorned beetle since 2002 when the wood-boring pest was discovered in Jersey City. Surveys found 113 invested ...

19. It's a slow go for New Jerseyans on the Internet
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

...  Playing on an international field, though, even Delaware gets dusted by South Korea, with its 12 Mbps average and 33 Mbps average. In fact, there is a laundry list of Asian and European countries with ...

20. The business of college sports in 2010 is to find money
(Sports/Professional)

...  "I think we got tremendous opportunity particularly in the Asian-Pacific region, maybe Latin America, The west coast is the gateway to the Pacific Rim. We get big Asian-American populations where we ...