Since Jeremy Lin's February 4 breakout game as a Knicks point guard, sales of Lin merchandise continues to surge. For the full story from Marketwatch's Andria Cheng click here.
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Jeremy Lin signs endorsement deal with Volvo
"In the locker room with Jeremy Lin" by Suzanne Joe Kai
Author, former Wall Street Journal writer, and historian William Wong writes about Linsanity in this five-part series:
Linsanity 5: Confirming stereotypes? by William Wong Linsanity 4 Can't escape race no matter what by William Wong Linsanity 3: Will fame (‘friend’ of Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Sarah Palin, et. al.) ruin Jeremy Lin? by William Wong Linsanity 2: Redefining American by William Wong Linsanity 1: Am I Linsane? You Betcha! by William WongGuidelines on reporting on Jeremy Lin issued by the Asian American Journalists Association
Jeremy Lin inspires a nation by Dave Zirin for Nation Magazine
Save Our Chinatown Committee Celebrates Court Victory
Riverside, California
March 28, 2012
News
Release
Save
Our
Chinatown
Committee
After nearly 3 ½ years of legal proceedings, the 4th Appellate District court has invalidated the approval of an office building project that threatened to destroy Riverside’s historic Chinatown. “We look forward to providing the City guidance during this process,” says Save Our Chinatown Committee (SOCC) Chair, M. Rosalind Sagara. “Together, we can find a way to protect the archaeological remains of Riverside’s historic Chinatown and we believe the best way of doing this is by developing a historic park at the site.”
The ruling, issued on March 21st, centered on the environmental impact report (EIR) and whether or not it complied with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the state regulations protecting historic sites threatened with demolition.
On Tuesday, March 27, 2012, Tony award-winning actor BD Wong hosted “Passing It On: An Evening of Mentorship to Benefit Rosie’s Theater Kids,” at the Alvin Ailey Citigroup Theater in New York.
Currently appearing on NBC’s critically acclaimed drama “Awake,” Wong collaborated with Wayne Barker (Broadway composer of PETER AND THE STARCATCHERS) to write a mini-musical based upon King Matt the First, Janusz Korczak’s beloved Polish children’s story. He co-wrote, directed, choreographed and performed with 11 handpicked kids from the “Rosie’s Theater Kids” program.
(press release) Thirty-eight recipients of the 71st Annual Peabody Awards were announced today by the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. The winners, chosen by the Peabody board as the best in electronic media for the year 2011, were named in a ceremony in the Peabody Gallery on the UGA campus.
“The
range
of
the
Peabody
Awards’
search
for
excellence
has
never
been
wider
or
deeper
than
this
year,”
said
Horace
Newcomb,
director
of
the
Peabody
Awards.
“Local
news
organizations
covered
stories
with
international
import
as
well
as
those
significant
within
their
communities.
Documentaries
and
news
reports
on
issues
missed
or
overlooked
by
big
organizations
were
available
on
websites.
Comedians
engaged
in
political
actions.
Radio
proved
again
the
power
of
the
individual
human
voice.
Drama
took
on
issues
of
power
and
control.
Images
of
disaster
appeared
alongside
images
of
hope
and
freedom.”
The latest Peabody recipients reflect variety in content, genre and sources of origination.
Congratulations to CNN’s Fareed Zakaria who garnered a Peabody for CNN’s GPS series highlighting Zakaria’s commentary and analysis regarding Iran’s nuclear ambitions as well as a special report, Fixing the American Dream, addressing problems with the U.S. educational system.