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asamnews.com | Randall Yip
By Randall Yip, Executive Editor(This story is done in partnership with the URL Collective)Tian Hui San was preparing dinner when the news broke on her New York Times app. “Oh my God, this is so bad,” she thought to herself. Wednesday night, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the United States under the Trump administration will aggressively revoke the visas of Chinese students.
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asamnews.com | Randall Yip
By Randall Yip, Executive Editor9-year-old Aspen Tangonan is like most every child her age. She excitedly talks about her trip to Disneyland and expresses hope that one day she might return. She also enjoys reading, playing with mom, dad and her friends. “Do you want to meet Mr. Chocolate?” she enthusiastically asks. “I’d like that,” this reporter responds. Aspen runs off to get Mr. Chocolate while her mother Stephanie Uy explains her daughter’s cancer.
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2 weeks ago |
asamnews.com | Randall Yip
By Randall Yip, Executive EditorThe Asian American Foundation this week honored three individuals, each of whom has blazed their own trail in non-traditional professions. Actress Lucy Liu broke into the mainstream with her role as Ling Woo in TV’s Ally McBeal and went on to play memorable roles on the big screen in Kill Bill, Charlie’s Angels and many more. She is just the second Asian American woman to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, following in the footsteps of Anna Mae Wong.
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asamnews.com | Randall Yip
By Randall Yip, Executive Editor Tech entrepreneur and billionaire Lucy Guo learned the value of money at an early age. Her parents taught her the importance of both education and a bank account. “Every dollar that they earn, they have saved,” said the 30 year old about her Chinese immigrant parents. Both came to America for education and graduated with advanced degrees in electrical engineering. The lesson must have worked.
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3 weeks ago |
asamnews.com | Randall Yip
By Randall Yip, Executive Editor Former UConn starting point guard Kaitlyn Chen is seen in a video on X wearing a t-shirt with her team’s Huskie logo on it and the words “nothing easy” emblazoned across the top. That’s how her journey is going so far in the WNBA. The 30th overall pick in the draft has been cut by the Golden State Valkyries just two days before the start of the team’s inaugural season. That news upset many of her fans, especially at UConn.
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