Issue 16: Consumption - Winter 2008

Features

Half the world depends on rice to survive, but to Asian Americans it's a cheap and always available.

Jennifer Bagalawis-Simes - December 1, 2008
  • In the wake of a politicized battle over garbage "property," Asian American seniors lose their right to scavenge for cans and bottles.
  • Asian Americans find it hard to adapt to the idea of sustainable seafood consumption.
  • Hyphen's sensei of sensibility answers your questions about Asian culture.

Artwell

Sharon Mizota - December 1, 2008

FRONT OF THE BOOK

Sergie Aragones can finally admit to being one of the world's best foosball players.

Kimberly Lien - December 1, 2008

Redux

Comedians who get laughs from ethnic humor walk a fine line between funny and offensive.

Monya De - December 1, 2008