Issue 6: Makeover - Summer 2005

Features

Homeland Divide:

Korean adoptees are flocking to their birth country—changing the landscape of international adoptions.

May 1, 2005
  • Total Recall:
    After getting discharged 13 years ago by the Army, what would it be like to get a letter ordering you to serve in Iraq?
  • Homeland Divide:
    Korean adoptees are flocking to their birth country—changing the landscape of international adoptions.

Featurettes

Paging Dr. Pamela Ling: Catching up with reality TV’s first Asian American
May 1, 2005

First Person

Too Real for Blind Date: Honest answers derail one man’s reality show dreams.
Russell Reza-Khaliq Gonzaga - May 1, 2005

Editor's Note

Editor's Note: Hyphen's Makeover
May 1, 2005

Letters

Letters

No, thank you. No, really, thanks

Hyphen Outreach - May 1, 2005

FRONT OF THE BOOK

Watching Corporate Dogs:

Three reminders to think before you buy

May 1, 2005

Redux

Big plans on the small screen:

Must-see Asian American TV

Joy Tang - May 1, 2005