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Tracy Nguyen, ACA Hip-Hop Dancer, Dies at 18

COMMUNITY, PEOPLEBy Adeney ZoSeptember 14, 2015Leave a comment

Tracy Nguyen, a second-generation Vietnamese American and rising second-year business economics student at UCLA, passed away on August 1 while attending the HARD Summer Music Festival. At around 4:45 PM, Nguyen went into a seizure and was rushed to the San Dimas Community Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. She was 19 years old.

Beauty Standard For Pale Skin Tone Has Dark Intentions

OPINIONBy Jessie LiuMay 29, 2015Leave a comment

During my junior year of high school, my friend Kimberly and I stood at a Walmart deciding whether or not we wanted to buy potato wedges from the deli and the ladies behind the cash register called us over. They asked us what ethnicity we were. “I’m Chinese and she’s Vietnamese,” I replied and they looked surprised.

Ask An Asian American Student Leader: Trent Kajikawa

COMMUNITY, PEOPLEBy Brian KohayaMay 19, 2015Leave a comment

As part of the Asian American Pacific Heritage Month, Pacific Ties is looking at different AAPI student leaders on campus. In this edition, we interviewed Trent Kajikawa, the recently elected Academic Affairs Commissioner and current Academic Affairs Commission Chief-of-Staff.

Chinese American Culture Night 2015: A Skill Called Chance

CULTURE NIGHTS, WeekliesBy Brian KohayaBy Jenny HuangMay 19, 2015Leave a comment

On May 9, the Association of Chinese Americans (ACA) hosted its 26th annual Chinese American Culture Night called A Skill Called Chance, which took place at Royce Hall. Each year, an issue experienced by the Chinese American community is addressed through the form of a theatrical performance by UCLA students.

Tpumps Will Sweeten Your Day

WeekliesBy Jenny HuangMay 14, 2015Leave a comment

The lines can be long at certain hours of the day, but it’s definitely worth the wait. Plus, they give out free samples while you wait in line. Inside, they have a T.V. slideshow displaying Instagram photos of people tagged with Tpumps drinks.

Live-Action Mulan Cast Should Reflect Ethnic Origins

REVIEWS, WeekliesBy Vivian GiangMay 12, 2015Leave a comment

My uncle still calls me Mulan as a joke because I loved that movie so much. In retrospect, Mulan had a huge impact on my life because this warrior princess was the first character who looked like me on screen. So to say that I was just “excited” about a live-action Mulan is a bit of a understatement.

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