Napster Takes The Rap, But The Beat Goes On
By Scott S. Louie
Date: 03-08-01

Raising A Boy Today -- A Mother's Fears
By Katherine Cowy Kim
Date: 03-08-01

Buddhism Will Continue To Thrive Despite Taliban Toppling
By Andrew Lam
Date: 03-07-01

Teen Shooters Playing A Role To The Hilt
By Russel Morse
Date: 03-07-01

Was FBI Agent's True "Loyalty" To Opus Dei?
By Yoichi Clark Shimatsu
Date: 03-05-01

Colombia, Mi Pais Pero No Mi Patria (Colombia, My Country But Not My Home)
By David Higuera
Date: 03-02-01

Trade Imbalance Could Signal More Dangerous Kinds Of Imbalance
By Franz Schurmann
Date: 03-01-01

Jinn Features on the Internet

• Franz Schurmann's Predictions Page
  Prediction for the Tuesday, October 3, 2000:

  Islam Is On The March

  Read the how's and why's for this week's predictions...

• New California Media (NCM)
  NCM is a network of journalists representing more than 100 ethnic print, electronic, and television outlets. NCM has recently launched a variety of projects, including a weekly television talk show aired on KCSM TV-60 in the Bay Area; a regular ethnic media digest column for PNS -- important stories being reported in the ethnic press but ignored in the mainstream press; and in conjunction with the San Francisco State University Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism NCM has developed an awards program for members of the ethnic press.

  

• The New Americans
  The New Americans is an exploration of the new paths blazed by Mexican migrants. For the past two years Joseph Rodriguez and Rubén Martínez have been following families from the town of Cherán, in the Indian highlands of Michoacán, Mexico, as they make their way across the border - and across the United States. Join them as they document the phenomenon of migration in America's heartland.

  Huaren
  HUAREN: Worldwide Huaren Peace Mission is a web site whose mission is to serve as a conduit for Chinese around the world to discuss issues that are relevant to the Chinese Diaspora with the goal of promoting understanding within and among its numerous geographical groups. The site includes extensive links to resources as well as breaking news and information pertinent to the Chinese Diaspora around the world.

• Chaski
  The Web page of PNS Associate Editor Andrés Tapia. The web includes an extensive archive of Andrés' writing on Latinos, immigration, race, Peru, relationships, and spirituality and religion.

• Andrew Lam's Web Page
  Andrew Lam is an associate editor with the Pacific News Service, a short story writer, and and a regular commentator on NPR. Lam was born in Saigon, Vietnam and came to the U.S. when he was eleven years old.

• Mark O'Brien's Web Page
  PNS editor Mark O'Brien has spent most of his life in an iron lung, and is the subject of the Academy Award winning documentary "BREATHING LESSONS: The Life and Work of Mark O'Brien."

• Caged: Manila's Invisible Children
  Rick Rocamora, the coordinator or the YO! Photography workshop, documented Manila's invisible children in police stations, rehabilitation centers and mental hospitals.