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Miyazaki makes rare U.S. appearance

WeekliesBy Pacific TiesJuly 23, 2009Leave a comment

Anime fans have cause to rejoice – revered animator and living legend Hayao Miyazaki is making a rare U.S. appearance this Saturday at the Zellerbach Auditorium in UC Berkeley. The event involves a conversation with Roland Kelts (Tokyo University lecturer and author of Japanamerica – a book I conveniently happen to own due to my…

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WWII internees receive UC honorary degrees

NEWSBy Pacific TiesJuly 19, 2009Leave a comment

On July 16, the University of California Board of Regents voted to grant honorary degrees to approximately 700 Japanese-Americans forced to discontinue their studies at the UC for internment during World War II. After Roosevel’s 1942 executive order, students of Japanese ancestry at UC Berkeley, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Davis were removed by the…

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Judy Chu, 1st Chinese American woman elected to Congress

NEWS, POLITICSBy Pacific TiesJuly 19, 2009Leave a comment

On Tuesday, Judy Chu became the first Chinese American woman elected to Congress. Winning nearly 62% of the vote,  Chu succeeds current U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis in the 32nd Congressional District. She managed to tap into Asian voters which compose 13 percent of voters in the congressional district, as well as Latino voters who…

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Cool API environmentalist: Allison Chin

BLOGSBy Pacific TiesJuly 18, 2009Leave a comment

Allison Chin is one of my Asian American eco-heroines.  She is the current president of the Sierra Club, the nation’s oldest and most influential grassroots environmental organization. As president, she is the top leader of the Club’s volunteer structure. Even before I was hired by the Sierra Club, I’d seen her blog on the Sierra…

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Pacific Ties Wins Best Overall Publication Award

NEWSBy Pacific TiesJuly 8, 2009Leave a comment

Even though I’m no longer part of Pacific Ties, I would just like to make one more post.  Recently, Pacific Ties won the Best Overall Publication award from Campus Progress – a non-profit organization that supports student journalism on college campuses throughout the US.  Without their generosity and support, we would’ve never come this far…

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Pacific Ties “Asian Heroes” T-shirt!

COMMUNITYBy Pacific TiesJune 5, 2009Leave a comment

Pacific Ties now has t-shirts! Our “Asian Heroes” t-shirt features eight men and women who are our great inspirations and who are some of the most influential figures of our time….for more information on each individual, click on the links below! The Dalai Lama, Aung Suu Kyi, Amy Tan, Bruce Lee, Hayao Miyazaki, Yuri Kochiyama,…

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