Hyphen TV: Never Say You're Tired
Dianne Choie - February 11, 2013
The premiere of Monday Mornings and the return of Community, plus Idol, Runway, Drag Race, and more
Blog Archive: February 2013
Blog Archive: February 2013
Immigration Reform: Less Luck, More Sense
Lin Yang - February 8, 2013
Immigration reform can happen if we can agree that luck plays a large part in allowing us to stay in the U.S., writes Lin Yang, Hyphen's political editor.
Books: Typhoons, Whales, Jellyfish, and Other Monsters
Sabina Chen - February 7, 2013
Young
Kenichi grows from a boy dreamer to a man, compelled to endure the hardships of
the sea to achieve his goal of becoming the first person to sail solo across the Pacific Ocean.
Despite Increasing Prosperity, America's Appetites Remain Unique
Matthew Salesses - February 5, 2013
Pulitzer Prize-winner Joel Brinkley believes the Vietnamese people's love for
dog meat makes them more aggressive. Writers Matthew Salesses and Kirstin Chen explore how the Vietnamese/other Easterners might view America's eating habits and account for its own aggressive tendencies.
Hyphen TV: About to Do My Taxes
Dianne Choie - February 4, 2013
Good-bye Jonathan, hello new crop of Drag Racers, and real talent on American Idol; plus, updates on Top Chef, Project Runway, and Face Off.
