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GUTS: Pushing Norms and Redefining Music

September 29, 2023 Anisha Menath
Opinion

Beef and How it Changes the Call for Asian Representation

June 4, 2023 Sophie Vansomphone
Arts & Culture

How the Santa Monica 626 Night Market falls flat

June 1, 2023 Amber Phung
In Creative May 15, 2010

Taste then Waste

By Pacific Ties
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In Weeklies March 4, 2010

True Music Comes from Outside the Line

By Pacific Ties

One of them is writing an essay for class about how “music is society’s opiate,” and wants to use her soon-to-come psychology degree to…

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In Weeklies November 23, 2009

The Changing Sounds of Chinatown

By Pacific Ties

Ever since I can remember, walking the streets of San Francisco’s Chinatown, I could hear the sounds of Taishanese, my family’s native dialect, floating…

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In Weeklies November 16, 2009

Santa Anita Race Track Japanese Assembly Center

By Pacific Ties

Santa Anita Race Track in Arcadia, Calif. is usually associated with racing and being next to a large shopping mall but now it is…

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In News November 9, 2009

WANTED: Asian Bone Marrow Donors

By Pacific Ties

Who has spare time? Heck, go ahead and squeeze this into your schedule: Lambda Phi Epsilon is collaborating with Asians for Miracle Marrow Matches in holding…

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In Blogs November 4, 2009

My Mom is a Fob

By Pacific Ties

We affectionately call each other a “fob” when we speak ungrammatically, watch anime, or even eat chicken feet for Dim Sum, but at one…

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