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House Special Column: Fish Head Soup
By Steve Barnes | Times Union
ALBANY, NEW YORK – Tootling along Central Avenue the other week, I nearly rear-ended a bus when a 2-pound striped bass flopped into my lap.
New Nail Salon Pushes Ahead Despite Economy
By Robert Walch | Salinas Californian
DEL REY OAKS, CALIFORNIA – Speaking on behalf of her co-manager and sister-in-law, Cindy Lou Nguyen, Tammie Nguyen says their new nail salon, Stone Creek Nails, is entirely a family business.
Vietnam Vets Rally Against Jane Fonda Where She Makes Return To Broadway
By Veronika Belenkaya | New York Daily News
Vietnam war veterans protest outside of the Eugene O’Neill Theatre against Jane Fonda for her views on the Vietnam War.
US Star Lee Nguyen Making Big Impact In Vietnam
From Goal.com
VIETNAM – American-Vietnamese star Lee Nguyen has already had a big impact in Vietnam after scoring a hat-trick in his first official match for Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL).
Of Pirates And Freedom
By Becky Coffey | The Day
OLD SAYBROOK, CONNECTICUT – Thirty years later, Vu Nguyen of Old Saybrook, Connecticut, admits he still awakes some nights from a nightmare, reliving events from his life during the war and from his harrowing escape from his family farm outside Saigon to a freedom and a new life in the west in 1978.
Rare Immune System Disease Claims Hawaii Woman’s 3 Sons
By Curtis Lum | The Honolulu Advertiser
HAWAII – For some 15 years, Lani Nguyen bore the burden of knowing that her sons were likely to die before reaching adulthood.
Try Cooking Some Vietnamese Food In Your Kitchen
By Rebekah Denn | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – For years, Thoa Nguyen cooked Vietnamese food for her own family, but told the stories of other cuisines in her professional life.
Bass’s Spy Who Loved Us: Truth More Thrilling than Fiction
From University at Albany
Pham Xuan An was a political correspondent for Time magazine and its last bureau chief in Saigon. He observed the Vietnam War and reported on it, becoming close friends with American journalists and South Vietnamese generals, all the while leading a double life as a spy.
So Long, Dat Nguyen
By Ky-Phong Tran | Nguoi Viet 2 Online
On the football field, Dallas Cowboys linebacker Dat Nguyen made a career of being elusive, squeezing through holes and sneaking up on unsuspecting running backs with body-crushing tackles.
Star Power
By Jami Farkas | Nguoi Viet 2 Online
Every time he puts on the white, silver, and blue of the Dallas Cowboys, every time he runs onto the field, he is more than a football player.
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