• David Ho offered vice chancellor position in Hong Kong
• Chinese acupuncture can cure high blood pressure
• Chinese won another gold and other medals in winter Olympics
• Kwan finished with a disappointed third in e Winter Olympis
• Falun Gong barred in Chicago chinatown parade explained
• Columbia College Chicago announced Freestyle Arts Competition
• U. S. Post Office issued stamps for the year of horse
• National Academy of Engineering elected Chinese new members
• Chinatown parade rejected participation of Falun Gong
• Chinese won a gold first time in winter Olympics
• Federation of Mid-American Chinese Academic Organizations held its board meeting
• Chinese pair won the first winter Olympic medal
• Books on Wen Ho Lee were reviewed in The New York Times
• President Bush's visit to China expected to help release Fuming Fong
• Chinese "Lantern Festival"gala to benefit International School
• Many senior Chinese reside in assisted-living facilities
• Rev John Fu died at 99
• John B. Tsu named 2001 year of man by World Journal
• America's brightest young inventors and scientists honored as Intel Science Talent Search finalists
• Elaine Chao defended President's policy on proposed pension plan
• Ba Jin's Ward Four was reviewed by Barbara Cobb
• USCPFA schedules 2002 events
• Vera Wang extends her brand to fragrance
• Discussion meetings held on Jiang Zemin's eight points on unification
• Phi Tau Phi held its regional meeting
• Frank H. Wu tours with his new book
• Frank Shu will head National Tsinghua University

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