• Chinese Voice said farewell
• Yongyi Song nominated for 2005 Paul Howard Award For Courage
• Trial of Sister Ping began
• Key events in China-Taiwan relations
• Community reception fpr the White House Commission on Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders June10
• Queens ex-boyfriend charged in deaths
• Xu Xing will speak on dinosaurs
• San Luis Obispo Chinatown to be revitalized
• From Kaifeng to New York, headlines in Chinese in The New York Times
• Asian naturalized citizens
• David Wu opposes Columbia Gorge Casino
• K. L. Catherine Jen appointed Department Chair at Wayne State University
• Tze-chung Li will speak on one China policy May 15
• Chinese American Museum of Chicago grand opening May 21
• Press conference and forum on recent visits by Lien and Soong
• USPAACC named ten most influential Asian Americans in business
• Committee 100 announced U.S. attitudes toward China survey findings
• California Senate passed SB 684
• UI Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies offers grants
• $25 Million Campaign for giant panda
• Leroy Chiao landed on earth
• New developments in Seattle Chinatown
• Second Annual Asian Heritage Awards for Achievement and Community Service
• Modern China Studies website announced
• Proclamation on Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, 2005

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