This gallery combined AA E-Zine & SBU AA E-Zine galleries for better future viewing but for old albums it's confusing, they are behind new ones in url alpha order, not date or album title. Still fun to look at, Stony Brook events since 2002.

AA E-Zine for LI / metro NY: http://www.aaezine.org

SBU AA E-Zine for Stony Brook University: http://www.aa2sbu.org/aaezine

TO USE PHOTO ALBUMS: Click photo or album title. This opens album. Click thumbnails (small photos) to enlarge. Click enlargements to enlarge more (if available). At highest quality clicking photos returns to smaller size.
TO ADD PHOTOS: Use next album and follow simple directions.

AA E-Zine will move photos into new albums or include in existing albums. Click on 'Upload Your Photos Here.' No password needed. In drop down < admin options > box, click on 'add photos.' Then click on 'Form' at top. Follow directions & add up to 10 photos at a time. Program automatically resizes & thumbnails. Remember to add comment describing photo, date, & name of photographer. Send aaezine@ yahoo.com description of each photo if you do not edit text yourself.

Jack Chuanjie Song, SBU School of Engineering, was runner #142 in the 2008 Olympic Torch Relay as it came through his home city and province, Jinan, Shandong on July 25, 2008. Jack is the CIO of the Agricultural Bank of China and a Shandong Provincial Legislator. You can read all about him at http://www.aaezine.org/articles/vol15/15N1JackSongChuanjie.html - read his blog in Chinese at http://jacksong.blog.sohu.com/ - see a photo gallery of him at http://aa2sbu.aasquared.org/gallery/JackSong - and if you live in China join the SBU China Alumni Chapter Network at http://www.aa2sbu.org/chinaalumni

After hearing about Jack Song, Sarah wrote to the AA E-Zine to say that in May she was the official Buddy, Chinese speaking host, who accompanied Indonesian Torch runner Muli when he ran in Fujian Longyan and on his trip to Beijing. In an exchange program she spent a week in Jakarta. Sarah is a market analyst for BHP Billiton, the Olympic sponsor that will provide the medals. BHP had ten Olympic torchbearers from their global operations.

Student leaders in Asian American clubs were presented with leadership awards by P.H. Tuan, the internationally acclaimed architect of the Charles B. Wang Center. Their families and friends enjoyed a reception in the Union Grand Ballroom, catered by Jasmine and sponsored by [AA]2, a non-profit started by alumni to give back to the Asian American community.