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Columnists Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor: PC Readers React to Going All Digital

Dear Editor, The recent communication that the paper version of the Pacific Citizen (P.C.) will be eliminated in the spring…

P.C. EditorOctober 26, 2015

Columnists Letters to the Editor

Idaho Reacts to Going All Digital

Dear Editor, This is very sad news, and sorry, digital is not for me. If there is no paper P.C.,…

P.C. EditorOctober 22, 2015

Columnists Youth

A Yonsei Transplanted: In a Word

By Matthew Ormseth America was rocked by another outburst of violence last week when a gunman opened fire at a…

P.C. EditorOctober 17, 2015

Columnists Youth

Youth Perspective: The Danger of a Single Japanese American Story

By Ryan Kenji Kuramitsu The writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, in a talk on “the danger of a single story,” shares an early encounter with a college roommate…

P.C. EditorOctober 16, 2015

Columnists Youth

A Yonsei Transplanted: Do Your Homework

By Matthew Ormseth When Duke University freshman Brian Grasso learned that the book assigned for his summer reading project grappled…

P.C. EditorOctober 10, 2015

Aizumi Columnists

A Mother’s Take: Courageous Conversations

By Marsha Aizumi With the Supreme Court ruling in favor of same-sex marriage for all states this year, the JACL…

P.C. EditorOctober 4, 2015

Columnists Youth

A Yonsei Transplanted: In College, When You Get the Chance, Take It

By Matthew Ormseth, That monthlong period from mid-August to mid- September is a strange one. It’s the time of year…

P.C. EditorOctober 2, 2015

Columnists Youth

My Country: ‘Oh, the Places You’ll Go’

By Rhianna Taniguchi As soon as I graduated from high school, I shipped off to Basic Training in Ft. Jackson,…

P.C. EditorOctober 1, 2015

Columnists Youth

A Yonsei Transplanted: New Day, Old Fears

By Matthew Ormseth The streets of the great European capitals — cities like Berlin and Vienna, Budapest and Prague —…

P.C. EditorSeptember 11, 2015

Columnists Youth

My Country: Asian American at Work

By Rhianna Taniguchi Ni hao.” This foreign phrase ruined my day just two months ago. I’d recently moved to Denver…

P.C. EditorSeptember 10, 2015