NLGJALA Scholarship Available

The National Lesbian Gay Journalists Association is awarding a $1000 scholarship to a qualified student journalist. The scholarship is open to any student, regardless of race, creed, gender, sexual orientation, or gender identity. For more information, log onto www.nlgjala.com.

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Network With Us: Henry Yu

Henry Yu is a regional marketing manager for the law firm of Bryan Cave, working in the Santa Monica and Irvine offices. His duties include strategic planning, developing accounts, handling media relations and organizing events that allow lawyers and potential clients to network. Born in Korea, he grew up in

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Unity Stipends

AAJA-L.A. is offering stipends of $400-$500 to help defray the costs of travel, lodging and registration to this year’s Unity convention in Chicago. All current 2008 AAJA-L.A. members are eligible to apply. Priority will be given to members with demonstrated financial need. Beginning journalists, students and members who are in

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One on one with David Ono

By CYNTHIA FUREY David Ono For about an hour a day, KABC-TV anchorman David Ono has to put on his serious face while reaching millions of people in the Los Angeles area who want the local news. But off camera, in between working on stories and reading the news, it’s

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Today in Ted Chen’s L.A.

By HOWARD HO AAJA-LA.org LOS ANGELES, March 2005 — As a reporter for nearly a decade at KNBC Channel 4, Ted Chen had seemingly done it all, whether covering natural disasters and political sea changes or the Oscars and the Golden Globes. In November, Chen significantly updated his resume with

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Iris Yokoi Honored by OC Community

By SUNNY PAK AAJA-LA.org Iris Yokoi, an editor at the Orange County Register and AAJA-LA member, has received the first ever Excellence in Journalism Award from the Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Council of Orange County. Yokoi, who was honored May 12 at the council’s sixth annual awards gala in

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Ed Shiang: The Enlightenment Project

By CINDY CHANG AAJA-LA.org Commuters who tuned in to KUCI-FM 88.9 around 9:30 a.m. on a recent Tuesday heard an unlikely counterpoint to the high-volume jabber that dominates the morning airwaves. Buddhist monk from India: Equanimity means getting rid of happiness, moving away from happiness and unhappiness. Host: And what’

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Partners

Black Journalists Association of Southern California http://www.bjasc.org California Chicano News Media Association http://www.ccnma.org National Association of Hispanic Journalists http://www.nahj.org Native American Journalists Association http://www.naja.com/ National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association Home Society of Professional Journalists http://www.spj.org/losangeles South Asian Journalists Association http://www.saja.org/ The Association of Young Jounalists http://www.youngjournos.org UNITY Journalists of

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J Camp 2007: Finding Strength in Numbers

By Jeffrey Lee Beep! Beep! Beep! I slowly rose out of bed, my eyes glancing at the alarm clock: 3:30 a.m. There was no way I would wake up this early any other day. But July 27, 2007, was different. I had a 6 a.m. flight to Miami to catch.

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