Joseph Bui

Fountain Valley

Director Of Photography at Los Angeles Travel Magazine

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The Floral Language: The Secret Symbolism Behind Flowers

2 months ago | hercampus.com | Joseph Bui

As Spring comes and melts away winter’s frost, plants return to life and buds blossom again. Whether itâ€™s after a show, Valentineâ€™s Day, or for the loss of a loved one, these flowers are pervasive in our society. Observant people know that specific flowers are given for specific events, but there’s more than what meets the eye about flowers. Flowers have been gifts for centuries, dating back to Ancient Greece.
Getting Over Grief in College

2 months ago | hercampus.com | Joseph Bui

College is meant to be a time of exploration, freedom, and growth. New adults learn how to manage their time, swapping between the all-important domains of friendship, academics, and self-identity. While college is the time to flourish, it is also a time of great vulnerability. From losing the familiar environment of their hometown to leaving the support network they once had back at home, traumatic events have the potential to have devastating effects on others.
Autumn: Nature’s Yearly Reminder that Change is Good

Oct 8, 2024 | hercampus.com | Joseph Bui

Sometimes, a whirlwind of change ripples through your life, catching people off-guard. It can feel like the most overwhelming and terrifying thing imaginable- your very being feels uprooted, and nothing makes sense. When the world is spinning and you feel frozen in place, close your eyes, take a deep breath, and look outside. Orange, red, yellow, and brown leaves have replaced the once verdant green summertime trees.
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Jul 10, 2024 | azdailysun.com | Joseph Bui

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UCI EyeMobile for addressing child preventable vision loss

Jan 27, 2024 | dovepress.com | John Hong |Elliot H Choi |Susie Suh |Joseph Bui

Back to Journals » Clinical Ophthalmology » Volume 18 Authors Hong JD , Choi EH, Suh S, Bui JH, Storch AM , Walker KR, Shahraki K , Yanez C , Torres D, Espinoza J, Molina I, Suh DW Received 27 January 2024 Accepted for publication 30 April 2024 Published 6 June 2024 Volume 2024:18 Pages 1667—1678 DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/OPTH.S460879 Checked for plagiarism Yes Review by Single anonymous peer review Peer reviewer comments 2 Editor who approved publication: Dr Scott Fraser John D Hong,1...
In Houston, one high school became an epicenter of the takeover debate

Sep 25, 2023 | jg-tc.com | Joseph Bui

[Pictured: Sabrina Cuby-King, principal of Phillis Wheatley High School in Houston, Texas.]In Houston, by the 2018-19 school year, all but one of the district's four failing schools was meeting state standards. The exception was 96-year-old Phillis Wheatley High School. It narrowly missed the mark, though district officials pointed to a 2018 technical change the state made in how it calculated school ratings, designed to ensure at least adequate performance in all areas the state measures.
Houston takeovers have caused major changes for teachers and staff, as well as students and their families

Sep 25, 2023 | jg-tc.com | Joseph Bui

And area state legislator Harold Dutton, a Democrat and Wheatley graduate, wrote the language in the 2015 law authorizing takeovers of a district if one of its schools fails for five years running. He told local outlets that he doesn't regret creating the provision, though he never thought a takeover would happen in Houston because the district would fix Wheatley. "It's HISD's responsibility to educate students, and when they let them fail they should be punished," he said in March.
State takeovers of 'failing' schools are increasing, but with little evidence they help students

Sep 25, 2023 | jg-tc.com | Joseph Bui

Steve Lachelop stood in front of a hostile audience in Houston, Texas, on the morning of May 18 to ask for help. It was two weeks until the Texas Education Agency, where he's a deputy commissioner, would remove Houston's elected school board from their jobs. In their place would be people hand-picked by agency head Mike Morath, an appointee of Republican Governor Greg Abbott. Lachelop told sitting members they could help the new board by serving as liaisons to the community.