• Asians scored high in SAT and ACT tests
• Asians largest minority admitted at University of Georgia
• Delbert Wong's biography signing event
• New databases pertaining to 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act available
• New Mexico restauranters indicted
• Five reporters in the Lee Wen Ho case fined for contempt of court
• Asian American 22nd lunar New Year celebration and conference February 5, 2005
• First East Chinese chess challenge August 29
• East Bay foundation bringing Internet access to China's remote schools
• Conference on doing business in China September 15
• Hiram Fong, first Asian-American senator, at 97
• Celebration in memory of Deng Xiao-ping's birthday
• Three people assailed in Queens, New York
• NAAAP held ita annual conference August 6-8
• Asian Americans top in education and income among foreign-born immigrants
• Paul Yu resigned a president of San José State University
• Fei-ling Wang released in China
• Officer accused of beating Chinese tourist indicted
• Asians in San Francisco rally in favor of same-sex marriage
• New York Chinatown improves slowly
• Learning Chinese becomes popular
• Hsin Hui Hsu convicted for visa fraud
• Top Chinese leader warns U.S. senators of Beijing's opposition to Taiwan independence
• Ming Pao becomes 6th Chinese-language daily in San Francisco
• Capt. James J. Yee quit

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