Click the links below to download PDF versions of JETAANY newsletters:
- 2008 Fall - The “Politics” Issue
- 2008 Summer - The “Sports” Issue
- 2008 Spring - The “Party” Issue
- 2008 Winter - The “Digital Media” Issue
- 2007 Fall - The “Trauma” Issue
- 2007 Summer - The “Living Large” Issue
- 2007 Spring - The “Fun of Our Lives” Issue
- 2006 Fall - The “Food” Issue
- 2006 Summer - “Welcome Back” Issue
- 2006 Spring - “Religion” Issue
- 2006 Winter - “Family” Issue
- 2005 Fall - “Ethics” Issue
- 2005 Summer - “Interpretations” Issue
- 2005 Spring - “Money” Issue (JET Alum Money Survey)
- 2005 Winter - “Games” Issue (Answers to word scramble & crossword)
- 2004 Fall - “Focusing on What’s Important” Holiday Issue
- 2004 Summer - “Scariest Moments” Halloween Issue
- 2004 Spring - “Politics” Issue ( JET Alum Presidential Election Survey)
- 2004 Winter - “State of JETAA” Issue
- 2003 Fall - “Working for the Man” Issue: Jobs, Careers & Keeping Our Heads Above Water (and Romance in the Workplace)
- 2003 Summer - “Fate & Fame” Issue: Where are we going? How are we getting there? And who cares?
- 2003 Spring - “Issues” Issue: Confronting That Which You Might Rather Avoid (Thoughts on the Asian Fetish)
- 2003 Winter - “Right-Brainer” Issue: For the Creative Side in All of Us
- 2002 Fall - “Let’s Happy Job Search” Issue
- 2002 Spring - The “Networking ” Issue
- 1998 Fall - “The Catalyst of Change” Issue
- 1998 Winter - “We’re Talking Baseball” Issue
Special Note:
If you enjoyed the article on JET and the Asian Fetish in the Spring 2003 “Issues” Issue, then you’ll appreciate a very different perspective in the article “The Yellow Fever Pages” by Karen Eng which appeared three years ago in Bitch Magazine. (Also make sure to read the follow up letters to the editor.) Karen gave us permission to link to her article, explaining that her article generated a significant degree of controversy and still results in the occasional e-mail comment to this day.
Karen is a freelance writer and editor. She edits and publishes PekoPeko: a zine about food . She is also currently editing an anthology of essays about friendships between women for feminist publisher Seal Press.
Links:
- Read the article on Karen’s site
- Read the article on our site
- Read the response letters to the editor
