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St. Paul writer Kao Kalia Yang launching two books in March - Vimarsana News

St. Paul writer Kao Kalia Yang launching two books in March

Yang will launch her children's picture book "The Rock in My Throat" on Tuesday at the Mall of America with illustrator Jiemei Lin.

Author Kao Kalia Yang invites conversation during Nov. 29 talk at Minnesota West - Vimarsana News

Author Kao Kalia Yang invites conversation during Nov. 29 talk at Minnesota West

“I had a realization of how wonderful it would be to share this ‘love letter’ with the world..."

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Kao Kalia Yang receives 2022 A.P. Anderson Award - Vimarsana News

Kao Kalia Yang receives 2022 A.P. Anderson Award

One of Minnesota’s creative beacons, the Anderson Center at Tower View in Red Wing, will honor author Kao Kalia Yang with the 2022 A.P. Anderson Award for her significant contributions

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! - Vimarsana News

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! Take this month to celebrate AAPI cultures and their histories. You can celebrate Asian, Pacific Islander, and Polynesian cultures by reading about them, trying traditional recipes, listening to music, and much more. April 25, 2021 0 Shares Asian Pacific American Heritage Month celebrates a very broad range of Asian, Pacific Islander, and Polynesian cultures. For example, Asia is a continent with lots of countries in it. Each country has its own culture. Cultures can even differ depending on the region in the country. There are...

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Getting crafty during COVID | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Getting crafty during COVID | News, Sports, Jobs

LAUREN ROTUNDO Northern Michigan University alumna Suzanna Schroeder helps students make unicorn finger puppets from toilet paper tubes, inspired by “Uni the Unicorn.” The creepy underwear above her head are inspired by “Creepy Pair of Underwear.” (Photo courtesy of NMU) BROWN DEER, Wis. — Being an educator for K-5 students in the midst of a pandemic comes with many challenges that require patience and the ability to adapt quickly. Northern Michigan University alumna Suzanna Schroeder, the library media specialist for Brown Deer Elementary School in Wisconsin, seems to have adapted...