And also with us is keira zhang, winner in the art category for k through fifth grade. Welcome to the show. Audrey yamamoto thank you for having us. Robert good to see you again, keira. Audrey, give me an idea here, were talking about looking back, and you know, again, i had the pleasure of being at the very first growing up asian in america event. Tell us in terms of, like, where it was and where it is now. Audrey yeah, sure. So, it actually started back in 1995, so that was shortly after there started to be an Asian Pacific American Heritage month, so we feel like its one of the longeststanding celebrations of ap heritage month. And since that time, weve received nearly 25,000 different entries from k through 12 students from across the bay area, and awarded more than half a Million Dollars to the top 1,000 winners across those years. So, were really excited and proud to have had such a broad reach and impact all across the bay area. Its really been a wonderful way for kids to be abl
This book . We have all been concerned how contentiousness and vicious the confirmation process has gotten over the years. A first i was trying to figure out how much has changed is it more importantly, like, but looking through the data one of the most obvious things is it is getting more difficult on average for judicial nominees to the federal courts, it particularly has got much more difficult for the very brightest and the most influential of these to get on the court. Just a couple of numbers to summarize if you look at nominee is of the federal Circuit Court prep although the Supreme Court, for those who went to the top than law school and graduated of the law review at the top of their class, those nominees took 65 percent maunder to get to the confirmation process then someone who did not go to a top law school. Even a better way to measure the influence hatter to other judges rely on the opinions that they bright . If anything it is the impact if you look at the federal Circu
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