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The UCLA Asian American Studies Center has announced a campaign to raise $500,000 o create an endowed academic chair in the name of governor Benjamin Cayetano of Hawaii, a UCLA alumnus.
Disneyland. The happiest place on earth. The land where dreams come true.
In 1969, a group of UCLA students launched what eventually what was to become a monthly Asian American Movement newspaper.
Robert Nakamura, a UCLA professor of film and television and one of the country’s most influential documentary filmmakers on the Japanese American experience, recently was appointed to the Academic Chair in Japanese American Studies at UCLA.
Discover Your Mission: Selected Speeches and Writings is the title of a new booklet by renowned human rights activist Yuri Kochiyama.
The UCLA Asian American Studies Center Reading Room is a place where scholars and college students spend their time researching archives and examining documents.
Twelve students comprise the current first-year class in the Asian American Studies M.A. program.
Amerasia Journal, the nation’s oldest academic journal in the field of Asian American Studies, has released its cumulative index, which documents its first 26 years of publishing from its inaugural issue in 1971 to 1997.
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