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In News February 7, 2016

Pokémon Wants Us to Be Our Very Best in Super Bowl Ad

By Karin Chan

Pokémon will air a Super Bowl ad, inspiring us all to “train on,” to celebrate its 20th anniversary.

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In News February 7, 2016

Sacramento Kings Cancel Lunar New Year Giveaway, Daily Show and Twitter Responds

By Vivian Lee

What happens when you raise concerns over celebrating the Year of the Monkey on the first day of Black History Month? A lot of t-shirts being pulled, a debate about political correctness, and a feature on the Daily Show.

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In Weeklies February 5, 2016

‘A Bruin’s Walk’: UCLA Students Voice Their Struggle

By Emily Hunt

While it’s unfortunate that there are still so many forms of oppression that UCLA students face, it’s important for students to have an outlet of expression when facing the diverse difficulties of being a college student.

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In Community People February 5, 2016

Ask an Asian American Leader: Jazz Kiang

By Brian Kohaya

Jazz Kiang is a fourth year Asian American studies major originally from Boston, MA. He is the current Chairperson of the Campus Retention Committee…

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In Creative Poetry & Pose February 5, 2016

(Still) Untitled

By admin

You are the Burberry fabric I wrap like a noose around my neck. Lauded for beauty but really just a hanging execution by European bourgeoisie.

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In Weeklies February 4, 2016

Why It’s Important to Consider the Evolution of Activist Grace Lee Boggs

By Cindy Tran

UCLA alum Grace Lee explores the life and development of her namesake, the Chinese American activist Grace Lee Boggs, through her 2014 documentary film.

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