From the New York Times, February 8, 1912: CHINAMAN A JOURNALIST NOW: Anyway, He Has a Degree from the University of Missouri That Says So. Colombia, Mo., Feb. 7, - Hin Wong, who is said to be the first Chinese to receive a degree in journalism, finished... ...full story at Mutant Palm
from Mutant Palm on Sun, Feb 08 2009
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