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62. Untitled glows as brightly as the oil lamps lit to celebrate the The traditional indian mealis followed by a cultural SACE also worked with the asianAmerican Students http://www.vanderbilt.edu/sace/lowres/events.html

DIWALI The Festival of Lights Diwali is a traditional festival celebrated throughout South Asia. Known also as the Festival of Lights, it is a joyous time when all of South Asia glows as brightly as the oil lamps lit to celebrate the New Year. It is a time when people forgive their enemies and embrace their families in hopes of a good year. Many pray to various gods and goddesses for wealth and luck in the New Year. This is a festival that transcends all regional differences as South Asia celebrates as one. Masala-SACE annually shares an unforgettable Diwali night with the Vanderbilt campus. The evening commences with a spicy and delicious Indian dinner, catered by a local restaurant. The traditional Indian meal is followed by a cultural program in which SACE members show off their talents. The program consists of dances, skits, songs, and, the finale, a fashion show. A dance party culminates the night. Diwali ’98 was a huge success, the best Diwali Vanderbilt has ever seen! The acts keep getting better each year with this year’s 550-person audience mesmerized from the introductory candle dance to the final fashion show formation. Congratulations to all who made Diwali ’98 the awesome night that it was, and thank you to all in the Vanderbilt community who supported SACE. The following links are to pages with additional information on Diwali.

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Possible Cultural Diversity Classes Eligible for the Women's Studies Major (All classes to be used for the major must be approved by the WST Studies Steering Committee) Class Title Professor Semester Grade Notes AIS 101 Intro to AIS AIS 201 American Indian Art and Lit AIS 202 Federal American Indian Policy AIS 204 Indigenous-State Relations: Comparative Global Contexts AIS 210 Current American Indian Government AIS 301w Communication Skills for Applied Indigenous Studies AIS 320 American Indian Politics and Policy AIS 404 Strategic Analysis and Planning AIS 490c Strategic Planning AIS Topics Classes as approved ANT 205 Native Peoples of North America ANT 252 Southwest Archeology ANT 303 Peoples of Latin America ANT 306 Peoples of the Southwest ANT 307 Central America ANT 406 The Contemporary US Indian ANT 438 Social Life in South Asia ANT topics classes as approved ARH topics classes as approved ASN 108 Gateways to Asia ASN 208 ASian American Experience BME 470 Teaching Native American Students BME 480 Community Involvement in Bilingual Programs BME classes as approved CJ 345 Human and Cultural Relations in CJ CJ 375 Navajo Common Law CJ 376 Navajo Common Law II CJ 415 CJ and Native Americans CJ topics as approved ECO 483 Comparative Economic Systems ECO topics classes as approved ED/BME 410 Foundations of Multicultural Ed ED/BME 420 Literacy and Biliteracy Ed ED/BME 450 Integrating Language and Content ED/BME 460 Cultural Aspects of Ethnic Games ENG 245 Survey of Multiethnic Lit ENG 338 Bilingual /Multicultural Instruction ENG 345 Literature of American Minorities

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Nitasha Tamar Sharma Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology University of California, Santa Barbara nts0@umail.ucsb.edu EDUCATION 1998-current Ph.D. Candidate, Anthropology, University of California Santa Barbara. 1998-current Intercampus Exchange, University of California Berkeley 1998 MA, Anthropology, University of California Santa Barbara 1995 BA, Anthropology, Honors, University of California Santa Cruz FIELDWORK/OVERSEAS EXPERIENCE San Francisco Bay Area : (1995, 1996, 1998, 2000-present) Masters and Dissertation Fieldwork: "The Racial Politics of Second Generation Indian American Producers of Hip Hop." Santa Barbara : (1996-1998) Preliminary Dissertation Research, Masters Fieldwork: "Claiming Space, Making Race: The Racial Formation of Second Generation Indian Americans." India : (1975-1976, 1988-1989, summers of 1981, 1985, 1991, 2000) Lived in rural and urban Northern India, including a year of school in Jaipur, Rajasthan. New Zealand : (1987, 1990) Two cross-cultural (Hawaiian and Maori) exchange trips with competitive and performance hula dance troupe, Hula Halau Na Hanona.

66. English Major Field Requirement American indian Studies. AIS 377, Contemporary American indian literature,5 cr. C lit 322, Studies in asian and Western literature, 5 cr. http://depts.washington.edu/engl/ugfield.html

University of Washington Department of English Some Courses Meeting the Field Requirement for the B.A. in English The Field Requirement focuses on literature underrepresented in the Anglo-American canon or literature taught in a department other than English. The 3-5 credit courses listed below all meet the English Field Requirement, and most meet Areas of Knowledge-VLPA as well. None requires prerequsites. These courses are taught in English translation, although other literature courses taught either in the original language or not listed here may be acceptable. Please check with an English adviser in A2B Padelford. Every effort has been made to provide specific information about the courses below to assist students in course scheduling, but departments make changes in course availability based on many things, and unfortunately, we cannot guarantee accuracy in all cases. To view or print the list of field courses in PDF format, click here Courses in: Asian American Studies [ AAS ]; American Ethnic Studies [ AES ]; African American Studies [

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Oakland Tribune Phones buzz over Berkeley sex case Landowner's arrest brings new leads January 21, 2000 Landowner's arrest brings new leads By Cecily Burt STAFF WRITER BERKELEY Like police predicted, South Asian community hot lines lit up Thursday after news broke that Lakireddy Bali Reddy was charged with importing minor girls from India for cheap labor and illegal sexual activity. Reddy, 62, the owner of Pasand Madras Cuisine on Shattuck Avenue and several other commercial and residential properties in Berkeley, is scheduled for arraignment today in U.S. District Court in Oakland. He faces charges of importing aliens for the purpose of prostitution or other immoral purposes, and of obtaining fraudulent skilled worker claims to help Indian citizens enter the United States. On Wednesday, police asked other victims or anyone with information to step forward. And call they did. Some said they knew someone who might be a victim, said Firoza Dabby, executive director of NARIKA, a South Asian women's organization in the East Bay that received close to a dozen calls. Others offered legal assistance. Still others, including Reddy tenants, called to relay something they had observed and to say their suspicions had been confirmed. People of all cultural backgrounds expressed shock and outrage over the news. Reddy's lawyer, Ted Cassman, and son, Vijay Lakireddy, said the charges would be proved false.

68. Resources/NCCSAS Outreach and literatures, Duke) Film, Hindi lit Mekhala Natavar and theatre Shantanu Phukan(asian Studies, UNC Mary Matthew (English, NCCU) indian literature Kuldeep http://www.ncsu.edu/tsac/resources.html

Resources Speakers Bureau Readings Textbooks Films ... Links to Other National Resource Centers' South Asia Outreach Programs Speakers Bureau: The following speakers may be invited to give talks on their respective subjects of expertise. Please fill out and submit a Speaker Request Form rather than contacting the speakers directly. Religion Carl W. Ernst (Religious Studies, UNC-CH): Islam, Sufism Bruce B. Lawrence (Religion, Duke): Islam, Sufism Tony K. Stewart (Philosophy and Religion, NCSU): Classical Hinduism Leela Prasad (Religion, Duke): Hinduism History David Gilmartin (History, NCSU) John F. Richards (History, Duke) Yasmin Saikia (History, UNC-CH) Language, Literature, Film and Culture Afroz Taj (Foreign Languages and Literatures, NCSU): Hindi-Urdu literature, poetry, drama Satti Khanna (Asian and African Languages and Literatures, Duke): Film, Hindi Lit Mekhala Natavar (Asian and African Languages and Literatures, Duke): Dance Purnima Shah (Duke): Dance and theatre Shantanu Phukan (Asian Studies, UNC-CH): Urdu literature

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Dec 6, 1998 Bangkok beckons Oh! For a few golds more Only a handfuI in the Indian contingent for the Asian Games can deliver Sanil P. Thomas Bangalore, Calcutta, Delhi and Patiala The philosophy of sports has undergone a sea change since the inaugural New Delhi Asian Games in 1951. No one believes that participation is more important than winning. But not the Indian Olympic Association (IOA). For all their lofty pronouncements that only medal prospects would go to Bangkok, the powers-that-be are on their way for a compromise with the federations. Slippery customers: The kabbadi team, looking for its third successive Asian Games gold, practising in Patiala By making Vijay Kumar Malhotra senior IOA vice-president, president Suresh Kalmadi has shown his ability to win 'friends'. Now the IOA can pull strings in the government to clear the jumbo contingent. And then? The same old story all over again. In Hiroshima 1994 there were 206 Indians in 16 disciplines thanks to the Games village authorities who sent a few who arrived late packing. The medal tally read four gold, three silver and 16 bronze. This time too it will be a picnic for many. Nayeemuddin, the chief coach of the football team training in Calcutta, spoke well-rehearsed lines about the team's chances if they are given government clearance: "The boys will come back with their heads high." But he conceded that the players are short of international exposure. The captain was yet to be announced in the third week of November; none of the players knew much about the fixtures.

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75. Sport News: 13th Asian Games, Bangkok (ASIAD 98) The asian Games torch was lit by His Majesty King indian track and field officialsconfirmed Usha will still run Titov Valery, while the he asian Games trio of http://www.sadec.com/Asiad98/Pages/News1204.htm

XIII Asian Games, Bangkok (ASIAD 98) 13th Asian Games News Coverage December 4, 1998 Daily News Summary Torch Run General Cash Rewards ... Wushu Torch Run: The Asian Games torch was lit by His Majesty King Bhumipol Adulyadej. The Asian Games torch was lit by His Majesty King Bhumipol Adulyadej in the Royal Palace using an ancient magnifying glass and the blazing Bangkok sun to light to light the "Royal" flame. The flame was carried in a miniature golden carriage from Chitrlada Palace to nearby Sanam Luang park where it will be displayed until Sunday. It will then be relayed to the opening ceremony by more than 200 VIPs, celebrities and athletes. Based on traditional Thai beliefs and on the IX reign of the present dynasty, the auspicious timing for the torch run on December 6 will be from 9:09 to 19:09. Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai and Sheik Ahmad al-Fahad al-Sabah, chief of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), are to lead the torch run. Chuan will lead the torch run starting from Bangkok's Sanam Luang ground and pass the torch to OCA chief. Bhichai Rattakul, Deputy Prime Minister and chairman of the Games organizing body, and Gen Chetta Thanajaro, chief of the Olympic Committee of Thailand, will also carry the torch before it is passed on to other well-known Thais including top athletes, businessmen and representatives of Thailand's 76's provinces. The run involves 216 athletes who will carry the torch over a 100 km run on Dec 6 before the torch arrives at the Rajamangala stadium, Bangkok for the evening opening ceremony on Dec 6. The Asian Games will be officially opened by King Bhumipol.

76. MILLENNIUMsnapshot | Past Dispatch Both were marvelously indian, well seasoned and filling Trendy waiters, dressed inblack, lit incense and placed the Simmering in the asian Melting Pot Image 9. http://www.millenniumsnapshot.com/dispatch092200a.htm

Singapore Current Dispatch Journal Next Stop Contact Us Simmering in the Asian Melting Pot Map of where we are. In downtown Singapore, smartly dressed Asians wondered through the myriad of glass malls, trendy restaurants and chic boutiques. As in the United States, shopping and eating seemed the most popular past times. Unlike the rest of the countries Will and I have traveled through, Singapore was excruciatingly expensive. With a bank account approaching red, we ate rather than shopped our way through the small city-state. Underneath the hygienic globalized veneer, we discovered Singapore's nooks and crannies were filled with tasty surprises. Between Little India and Chinatown there existed an incredibly diverse mix of everything Asian. Click to Enlarge. Located at the very tip of peninsular Malaysia, Singapore has been a focal point for South East Asian commerce since Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles claimed the murky swamp as an English colonial outpost in 1819. Since then, Chinese, Indians, Malays, Europeans and other groups have made their home in the prosperous entrepot. Click to Enlarge.

77. Charnwood Arts lit Writing Diasporas Papers and reports from the site giving insight to southasian scripts and to Bengali Theatre and other indian theatrical forms. http://www.charnwood-arts.org.uk/links/index.php?mode=maincat&catid=12

78. Rediff.com US Edition: Punjabi Slugfest Puts Southall In Spotlight Mr Sharma will be able to draw a few more from his personal clan because Indiansociety is loyal to lit, current owner of the popular asian radio station http://www.rediff.com/news/2001/may/22us2.htm

HOME US EDITION May 22, 2001 US city pages Atlanta Boston Chicago DC Area ... US yellow pages channels Astrology Broadband Cricket New! Immigration Indian Auctions Lifestyle New! Money Movies New To US New! Radio Wedding Women India News ... US News services Airline Info Calendar New! E-Cards Free Homepages Mobile New Shopping New communication hub Rediff Chat Rediff Bol Rediff Mail Home Pages Search the Internet Tips Punjabi slugfest puts Southall in spotlight Shyam Bhatia India Abroad Correspondent in London The roar of two Punjabi politicians slugging it out in a London constituency has overshadowed the other 54 South Asian candidates competing for seats in the forthcoming British general election. Never before has there been such Asian interest in a British parliamentary constituency as there is in the battle being fought between Labour Party standard-bearer Piara Khabra and radio station owner Avtar Lit, an independent, who claims to represent the true interests of Punjabis settled round London's Heathrow airport. The two have been at personal loggerheads ever since they announced their rival candidacies for this key constituency. "The Labour Party's view is that we don't consider the independents a serious threat at all," Khabra told

79. SAJA Stylebook as the smallsized bidis require vigorous puffing to stay lit. See words of SouthAsian origin. shawls and other handmade items produced in the indian state of http://www.saja.org/stylebook.html

SAJA Home SAJA Journalism Awards SAJA Job Bank SAJA Stylebook for Covering South Asia A work in progress from the South Asian Journalists Association Learn to tell your Hindi from your Hindu , and much, much more D.A.M.N. - collection of major South Asia stories since 1857 Reporting Tips on South Asia and South Asians, including list of sources NEW: Self-Study Guide for those wanting to learn about South Asia Updated March 15, 2003 Number of entries: 167 Word count: 10,000+ Old-media pages: 25+ Launched: May 1998 See Stylebook Committee Read Foreword Search this page: ctrl + f Latest: Norah Jones Booker Prize Bollywood Paki ... Salman Rushdie Additions, corrections, suggestions: saja@columbia.edu Seeking info about South Asia that's not here? Ask SAJA A B C ... SAJA home See Stylebook Committee Foreword ABCD See desi Adi Granth Holy book of the Sikh religion. It is placed on a cot under a canopy in each gurdwara , or Sikh temple.

80. Liaison Librarian (Arts) Internet Resources - Asian Studies The indian Parliament Home Page; Chinese Embassy in Washington Newspapers and othermedia sources from Asia, Kidon Media WWW VL Excellent site for asian Studies. http://www.usq.edu.au/library/Liaison/arts/asian.htm

Asian Studies Arts Internet Resources LL Arts Home Library USQ home ... Indonesia /East Timor Asian Government Sites: Welcome to Prime Minister's Official Residence Official site of the Government of Japan. Check the WWW Servers link to Japanese Government Departments. The Singapore Government Internet Web Site - Official Site Governments on the WWW - Malaysia Governments on the WWW - Indonesia The Philippines: Government ... The Royal Embassy of Cambodia to the United States of America Asian Newspapers: @siamedia Media news and view from the Asia Pacific. Newspapers and other media sources from Asia, Kidon Media-Link Electronic Journals: Journal of Buddhist Ethics Asian Studies Resources: W3C/ANU - Asian Studies WWW VL Excellent site for Asian Studies. Asiaco - the Asia Search Engine Population and Development Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2000 Australian Dissertations on Asia, 1999-2000 SEAP: The Cornell University Southeast Asia Program ... SARAI: South Asian Internet Resources Access to resources for South Asia (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh). International Data Base (IDB) A computerized data bank containing statistical tables of demographic and socio-economic data for all countries of the world.

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