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Summer 1979

TITLE	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	GENRE	PAGES
A Way In	Coad	Kermit	poetry	32
Ascent Of Washington Street	Chun	Herbert	poetry	14-15
Everywhere The Hands Of Asphalt Roads	fujimoto	wanda	poetry	19
Girls. Are They Worth It?	Kim	Jonathan	prose	44-49
Inheritance	fujimoto	wanda	poetry	18
Looking For Mooncake	Akamine	Sheri Mae	poetry	29
Makapuu Bay	Yamauchi	Wakako	prose	2-11
Message for You	fujimoto	wanda	poetry	17
No More Johnson Lane	Chun	Herbert	poetry	16
Old Goddess	fujimoto	wanda	poetry	21
Pa-ke	Chun	Herbert	poetry	12-13
Pele's Own	Kong	Charles M.	prose	35-43
Shamisen Players Giving A Recital	fujimoto	wanda	poetry	20
The Immigrant	Nunes	Susan	prose	22-26
Toward Morning	Thompson	Phyllis Hoge	poetry	27
Untitled	Lum	Darrell H.Y.	artwork	cover
Untitled (We saw three different store-ladies)	Akamine	Sheri Mae	poetry	28
Water Born	Hindley	Norman	poetry	30-31
Where Is Charlie's Song?	Odo	Enid	poetry	33-34

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