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Arts & Culture Reviews

Breaking the Silence and the Cycle: Reviewing Know My Name by Chanel Miller

December 5, 2023 Anisha Menath
Arts & Culture Reviews

Gabrielle Zevin’s “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow” explores themes of cultural identity in game design industry

December 4, 2023 Sydney Gaw
News

UCLA student organizations and their role in APIDA awareness and activism

December 1, 2023 Chloe Nimpoeno
In Food Weeklies February 14, 2016

Feast’s Lunar New Year Dinner Showcases Traditions Alongside Food

By Lucy Ma

On February 3, a few nights before Lunar New Year, UCLA Feast at Rieber held a special Lunar New Year dinner that featured different…

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In Weeklies February 12, 2016

Revisiting Private Danny Chen, the Subject Behind the Opera, ‘An American Soldier’

By Vivian Lee

When we hear about ‘An American Soldier,’ let’s not just immortalize Danny Chen, but also Harry Lew, Brushaun X. Anderson, and those whose voices are not yet heard.

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In Creative February 12, 2016

Dualities of a History

By Andrew Lopez

This is the colored man’s burden. To always look up to a higher power. Not a god or a deity, but a man with desire.

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In Weeklies February 11, 2016

Why the Wong Fu’s May Be the Wrong Fools

By Cindy Tran

Last week, the widely popular YouTube channel Wong Fu Productions uploaded “Yellow Fever 2” to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of their controversial short, “Yellow Fever.”

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In Opinion February 11, 2016

What Is It Like to Be Young and Undocumented For Those Who DREAM?

By Tiffany Guo

The subject of undocumented immigration was pushed off as a “Latina/o” problem. My local community never discussed it. God forbid that the media would ever put an Asian face to the deportation issue.

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In Opinion February 11, 2016

Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, You Have an Arranged Marriage Waiting for You

By Sabreen Gowhar

I can vouch for the success of arranged marriages, as I have witnessed it firsthand with my parents, who will be celebrating their 25th anniversary this April.

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