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Articles Published in December, 2004

A Sense of Belonging

Sandip Roy • Published on December 1, 2004
EDITORIAL

Jindal Elected to Congress

Published on December 1, 2004
Bobby Jindal elected to Congress. Seven other South Asian Americans win local and state races.

Pushing the Envelope

Ashok Jethanandani, Nitya Ramanan, Sandip Roy • Published on December 2, 2004
They’ve made waves. These are some South Asian Americans who continue to push the envelope in politics, sports, academia, and the arts. They are making films, advocating for civil liberties, and helping to keep the environment clean.

Blue Misfits in Red Nation?

Sandip Roy • Published on December 6, 2004
Where does the November election leave me, a gay immigrant?

Joy and Sorrow in Balance

Jeanne E. Fredriksen • Published on December 8, 2004
Painting a larger-than-life canvas, Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi colors his debut novel, The Last Song of Dusk, with conflict, drama, chaos, and every sort of love imaginable.

An Ecosystem of Excellence

Satish Kumar • Published on December 10, 2004
With its scholarship program Foundation for Excellence sets off a snowballing of educational opportunity.

Preserving Cultural Diversity

Ashok Jethanandani • Published on December 10, 2004
National Heritage Fellowship-recipient Anjani Ambegaokar talks about her early years in the United States, bringing kathak into the mainstream, and pushing the boundaries of art.

LETTERS

Rajika Bhandari, Sekari Vaidy, Sriram Ariyalur, Suresh Nayak, Vinay Agarwal • Published on December 12, 2004
Gender selection; Suresh Nayak responds; Bold stand; Moving back to India; The rise and fall of a superpower

Christmus

Shahnaz Chinoy Taplin • Published on December 13, 2004
Christmus stands for the harmonious blending of traditions.

The New America

Sanjoy Banerjee • Published on December 13, 2004
Will the religious fundamentalists who turned out to vote for Bush succeed in their desires to turn the clock back on American society?
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