Theresa Chen This is Me

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1. 1. IDS: Grants awarded to local organizations (Region, 01/15/2004)

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   Published on: 1/15/2004   Last Visited: 1/17/2004

   Theresa Chen Graduate assistant for the Asian Culture Center
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   Theresa Chen, graduate assistant for the Asian Culture Center, said she hopes the panel discussion will be beneficial to those who attend.
   
   "I think it will be a very strong program," Chen said.

2. 2. IDS: Cooking series gains popularity (Arts, 11/21/2003)

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   Last Visited: 11/21/2003

   Theresa Chen, a graduate assistant at the ACC, said the first demonstration in September attracted approximately 13 people, but the event's popularity is spreading quickly. Last month, 30 people attended the event. Due to limited space at the ACC, Chen said they must now take reservations for the demonstrations.
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   "Korean beef is absolutely delicious," Chen said.
   
   Chen said tonight will be Ko's second time cooking at the event. The person scheduled to cook at last month's event found out at the last minute she was going to be late to the demonstration. The ACC was desperate to find a second demonstrator to fill the time until the other chef arrived, when somebody remembered Ko cooked well. According to Chen, Ko's cooking turned out to be a hit and they have asked him to return this month.
   
   "He had a great relationship with the audience and called up a volunteer to help cook," Chen said. "I personally think he should be on the Food Network."
   
   Ko said he learned how to cook from friends and watching television and he likes to teach simple dishes people can make at home. He also gives tips on how to make the food inexpensively.
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   Spots for tonight's cooking demonstrations are going fast, Chen said. Reservations can be made by stopping by the ACC, calling 856-5361 or e-mailing acc@indiana.edu.

3. 3. IDS: A Chinese tradition (Campus, 01/23/2004)

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   Theresa Chen, graduate assistant at the ACC, said although Asian countries have different New Year traditions, the celebration is regarded as the largest.
   
   "The (Lunar New Year) is an even bigger holiday to many Asian countries than the American New Year," Chen said.