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The Complex Case Emerging of the Attack of an Asian Woman in San Francisco

Experience Tokyo Tech through YSEP and ACAP programs

factors in spatial composition Dinh Ngoc Pham from Vietnam Materials science and technology, Hanoi University of Science and Technology at time of exchange, now master s student in Tokyo Tech s International Graduate Program (IGP) (A) Current research interests: Synthesis and characterization of magnesium/carbon nanotube composites by spark plasma sintering What brought you to Tokyo Tech? Pei-Rung: I very much wanted to do an exchange in Japan, and there were a lot of options for me. The National Central University in Taiwan has many partner universities that I could have chosen, but I decided to join the ACAP program because I thought it would be a great way to evaluate whether I want to go to graduate school. I major in computer science, and I can really get a taste for research here while still at the undergraduate level.

Review: Second City - Honi Soit

Novelist Felicity Castagna opens her essay in Second City by summarising the difficulty of writing about Western Sydney. “The problem is that Western Sydney is…

Deputy Public Defender Eric McBurney s statement on the case for his client Steven Jenkins

Deputy Public Defender Eric McBurney’s statement on the case for his client Steven Jenkins May 3, 2021 by Valerie Ibarra  My name is Eric McBurney, the deputy public defender representing Steven Jenkins, who was arrested on March 17, 2021, after witnesses saw him strike Xiao Zhen Xie at the corner of Market and Seventh Street in San Francisco. Mr. Jenkins is also accused of hitting Ngoc Pham that same day.  These are two deeply troubling assaults of elderly Asian Americans in our community at a time when Asian Americans locally and nationally are suffering from an escalation of violence and anti-Asian racism. As an immigrant from Taiwan myself, I understand why there has been so much concern about this case and I have great sympathy for Mr. Pham, Ms. Xiao and their families. 

CardsChat Presents: Big Winners of the Week (April 18 – 24)

$1,537,605 The Sunday $10,300 event drew 1,089 entries last week, with the largest share by Tuesday (final table day) going to Andersson, a Swedish online pro with over $5 million in cashes. The champion dominated play at the final table so much that he held a 19-1 chip advantage when heads-up play against Julian Stuer (also a Cardschat BWOW for another event this week) began. It truly was “Milly Maker Week” on GGPoker, the poker site promoted by Daniel Negreanu. Andersson was one of three players to score a seven-figure payday this week. (Image: Triton Poker) $1,105,679 “Badz” decided his runner-up finish for nearly $392K last week in a $25,500 Super High Roller on GGPoker wasn’t good enough, so he stepped his game up even further and shipped the Sunday 5 Million, also a $25,500 event, on Monday. The 29-year-old from Belarus has been an absolute beast in the GGPoker Spring Festival high roller events, having cashed in five for nearly $2 million. Badziakouski is arguabl

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