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Swami Viditatmananda Discusses the Bhagavad Gita VIJAY KAPOOR, Jun 01, 2006 Southern California Cultural Calendar June 2006 SMITA GARG, Jun 01, 2006 (June 1-July 15) Southern California Spiritual Calendar June 2006 SMITA GARG, Jun 01, 2006 (June 1-July15) Southern California Yoga Calendar June 2006 SMITA GARG, Jun 01, 2006 (June 1-July 15) Northern California Cultural Calendar June 2006 SMITA GARG, Jun 01, 2006 (June 1-July 15) Northern California Spiritual Calendar June 2006 SMITA GARG, Jun 01, 2006 (June 1-July 15) Northern California Yoga Calendar June 2006 SMITA GARG, Jun 01, 2006 (June 1-July 15) Northern California Weekly Cultural Events Jun 01, 2006 Letters TRIVIKRAM KRISHNAMURTHY, ARUN RANA, LAKSHMI SRIDHARAN, ARUL FRANCIS and LYNETTE WATERS, Jun 02, 2006 LETTERS The U.S. Economy REETA SINHA & RAJEEV SRINIVASAN, Jun 02, 2006 Is the United States a spent force as world economic leader? Myths and Mountains Text and photos by MEERA DESIKAMANI, Jun 04, 2006 Surrounded by Himalayan peaks, an Indian-American mountaineer relives the stories and legends from her childhood. The Story of Rama ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Jun 05, 2006 Swami Chidananda’s Vedanta Lectures on the Ramana Gita Jun 05, 2006 Triumphs and Tragedies SANJOY BANERJEE, Jun 05, 2006 America is negotiating a dangerous transition from being a domineering superpower to being the first among equals. Dance Traditions Intersect at the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival SMITA GARG, Jun 06, 2006 Through Hell and High Water SANDIP ROY-CHOWDHURY, Jun 07, 2006 When the filming of Water in Sri Lanka ended, the sense of elation made Devyani Saltzman—Deepa Mehta’s daughter—think of her own journey back to her mother. She writes about it in her memoir, Shooting Water. Gender Bender ANIRUDDH CHAWDA, Jun 07, 2006 When Sanjay becomes Sanjana, a farcical gender-bending comedy of errors is unleashed in Mr Ya Miss directed by Antara Mali and Satchik Puranik. LGBT Pride Celebrations ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Jun 12, 2006 For a Cool Dad Text and photos by VAIDEHI MADABUSHI, Jun 13, 2006 Have you planned a surprise for Dad on Father’s Day? A hip new tie? A hand-crafted card with crayon lettering that says, “I Love You, Dad”? How about fixing a cool, imaginative summer meal for him? Contemporary Indian Art Show Reflects the Spirit of Changing Nation SMITA GARG, Jun 13, 2006 A Musician’s Sacrifice RANJIT SOURI, Jun 14, 2006 A father’s musical ambitions … and sacrifices. Funny Brown Female RANJIT SOURI • Photos: Susan Maljan, Jun 15, 2006 Improv is in everything she does. Comic, writer, and character actress, Rasika Mathur, talks about her roller-coaster ride to Hollywood. Visas for Nurses CARL SHUSTERMAN, Jun 16, 2006 Ask a Lawyer Power and Imagination TEED ROCKWELL, Jun 19, 2006 With her powerful, vibrant voice, Shubhangi Sakhalkar is capable of an astonishing range of emotional expression. Modern Dance and Kathak SMITA GARG, Jun 19, 2006 Spare and Enigmatic MICHELLE REALE, Jun 20, 2006 Snake Catcher, a collection of short stories by Naiyer Masud translated from Urdu, is a triumph of the spare and enigmatic. A highly affirming anthology of contemporary stories by Pakistani women On a Tight Budget and Timeline ANURADHA CHOUDHARY, Jun 21, 2006 There’s a spring in this two-time National Award winner’s gait. Madhur Bhandarkar calls the shots on the sets of Corporate. Clichés and Crushes SANJU C., Jun 22, 2006 What are you supposed to do when your friend’s fiancé turns out to be someone you’ve met before? Someone who cheated on two other girls you knew? The dilemmas of a single desi woman. The False War Between Civilizations RAYWAT DEONANDAN, Jun 23, 2006 There is a seductive quality to the argument that Western civilization is superior to “Islamic civilization,”... and a major flaw. Speaking Out JYOTSNA SANZGIRI, Jun 25, 2006 And the World Changed, gives us hope that we can learn to move away from our past and present wars, and envision new futures for ourselves. My Own Needs Jun 26, 2006 How is an Indian wife and mother to make her own needs a priority against the dictates of her upbringing? How to Tell a Semester in One Page RAGINI THAROOR SRINIVASAN, Jun 27, 2006 How do you synthesize four months and five cities into an acceptably telling, pithy response? Lessons from a semester abroad studying cities of the 21st century. Anger: the Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful RAVI CHANDRA, Jun 28, 2006 What is anger? Is it good or bad? Politics in Education SARITA SARVATE, Jun 29, 2006 Indian Americans are not the first group to fight for an unbiased portrayal of their history. But what is the point at which a fight against bias creates its own bias? Home Stretch JAYANT KAMICHERIL, Jun 30, 2006 When Eastern roots keep pulling on our varicose-veined feet while Western conveniences we have got addicted to battle for status quo, quo vadis? Northern California Weekly Cultural Events Jun 30, 2006 July 1-Aug 15   Powered by DW Alliance