User:CaliforniaAliBaba/Sourced

Articles

This section is for articles which were already of a decent length when I found them, but for which previous editors had not bothered to cite sources, or for which many assertions were not supported by the external links; basically, I found some sources and tried to match as many of the article's assertions as possible to statements in the sources.

The list:

• Dalkeith High School* [1], a Glasgow, Scotland high school experiencing religious tensions
• Steve Bell [2], former "Good Morning America" news anchor
• Seiji Yoshida [3], Imperial Japanese Army veteran and writer on the comfort women issue
• Quality Migrant Admission Scheme [4], a points-based immigration system in Hong Kong
• Smith Academy of International Languages* [5], a middle school in North Carolina
• Olivia Lum [6], Singaporean businesswoman
• Phoebe Hearst Elementary School (San Diego)* [7], even though I really don't think it should have been kept
• Henan Experimental Middle School* [8], school in Zhengzhou, China
• Park Hee-byung* [9], first Korean immigrant in Colorado
• Mei Shigenobu* [10], daughter of the Japanese Red Army's Fusako Shigenobu
• Mongolian Americans [11]
• Frank Jao [12], Asian American businessman
• Notorious MSG [13], Asian American rap group
• Unsuk Chin [14], Korean composer in Germany
• Yellowworld [15], Asian American forum
• Quincy Tan* [16], Malaysian Chinese pop singer
• Victor Starffin [17], Russian baseball player in Japan
• Chinese people in Israel [18]
• Yuanyang (drink) [19], mixed coffee and milktea popular in Hong Kong
• Panjshir Valley [20], a valley in Afghanistan
• Audrey Tang* [21], Perl programmer from Taiwan
• Han Chinese in Mongolia [22]
• Teddy Lo [23], Hong Kong LED artist
• Sixty-Four Villages East of the River [24], formerly sourced solely by an external link to an Epoch Times screed, now supported by proper citations to scholarly books and articles

Stubs

There are also a few unsourced stubs to which I added sources; this requires much less effort than sourcing long articles, since there aren't as many assertions which need to be matched to sources or {{fact}}-tagged; the point is typically to demonstrate notability and save the article from deletion.

• Cheah Thien Soong* [25], Malaysian painter
• New Taiwanese Literature* [26], Taiwan colonial-era literary magazine
• Internet in Latvia* [27], about the early growth of internet usage there
• Li Khai-kam [28], Hong Kong Olympic swimmer
• Vietnam Software Association [29]
• Eien no Uta* [30], Nakashima Mika song
• Alexei Nikolaevich Speyer [31], Russian diplomat in Japan, Korea, Persia, etc.
• Andrei Lankov [32], Russian expert on North Korea
• Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi* [33], a popular cheer
• Sigi Schwab* [34], German guitarist
• Shiqi dialect* [35], a dialect of Cantonese
• Shim Eun-Ha [36], South Korean actress