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Maggie

OCHAZUKE
By Maggie Ishino
Where Is My Heart?

Saturday, May 19, 2007

When ex­treme warm weather prevails as it often does in Los Angeles, I feel a great pang of homesickness for the beautiful city by the Golden Gate—San Francisco. I have such nostalgic memories of this city and reminisce about the good times and wonderful friends I left behind.

THROUGH THE FIRE
By Sharon Yamato
Five Forever Friends
Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008

“Sixty-five years,” he said. “My mother still gets together regularly with five girlfriends she has known for 65 years.”

Hirano

CROSSROADS TO SOMEWHERE
By W T Wimpy Hiroto
How Do You Spell Dumb?

Monday, Dec. 8, 2008

(One would think there should be hesi­tance in admitting to being stupid. Just goes to show the lengths CR2S will go to these days to entertain Rafu readers.)

OCHAZUKE
By Alex Herbach
From My Family to Yours: Happy ChrismaShogaNukkah!

Saturday, Jan. 5, 2008

Everyone’s holiday presents have subtext.

THROUGH THE FIRE
By Ryan Masaaki Yokota
Chinaphobia and the Nikkei

Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008

Having just returned from a year abroad in Japan, one of the more interesting aspects that I en­countered was just how active everyday citizens in Japan were in fighting for is­sues of peace and justice.
Yoshinaga HORSE’S MOUTH 
By George Yoshinaga
Yep, There is A Generation Gap
Friday, Nov. 28, 2008

It probably won’t make the local news, but I’m sure those of you who are Vegas regulars will hear about it.
Nao OCHAZUKE
By Nao Gunji
Birth of a Jock

Sunday, July 22, 2007

A couple friends of mine and I are participating in a sprint tri­athlon race in September. It is a mini one, which consists of 0.5 miles of swimming, 10 miles of biking and 3 miles of running.
Muranaka OCHAZUKE
By Gwen Muranaka
A Responsibility Culture

Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008

In Japan there is a ritual to business or political scan­dals that to an outsider can seem as ritualistic as any performance of Kabuki or Noh.
OPEN END-O
By Ellen Endo
Yes We Can… Change

Saturday, Dec. 13, 2008

“They al­ways say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”
—Andy Warhol (1928-1987), American artist
Kuida THROUGH THE FIRE
By Jennifer “Emiko” Kuida
‘Tis the Season for API Giving

Saturday, Dec. 23, 2006

Ah, the holidays. They come up so quickly, don’t they? It’s so hard to believe that 2007 is just a few weeks away.  My husband Tony and I try to live within our means throughout the year so that we can support some of the Asian American and Pacific Islander nonprofit organizations who do such great work for the community. 
Mikey OCHAZUKE
By Mikey Hirano Culross
Real Hope for the Future

Sunday, June 17, 2007

As gradua­tion ceremonies begin to fill the late spring eve­nings with speeches and soaring mortar boards, I’m reminded of one universal admonition.
Soong THROUGH THE FIRE
By Joe Soong
Health Care

Saturday, May 24, 2008

Health care costs are strain­ing the pocket books of an ever-increasing number of Americans.
INTO THE NEXT STAGE
By Guy Aoki
With Asian Americans Like These... Who Needs Enemies?

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

If the Rafu Shimpo had lived up to its mission of reporting issues of importance to the Asian American community, you would already have read about MANAA’s battle with Sony Pictures over their new film “21.”
Reyes OCHAZUKE
By Mario G Reyes
The Visitors
Saturday, December, 2008

It’s that time of year again! No, I’m not talking about Christmas. I’m talking about my relatives’ annual visit to my humble abode, also known as the Hotel Reyes.
THROUGH THE FIRE
By Trisha Murakawa
Attention Smokers: It’s Time to Quit for Real

Saturday, July. 19, 2008

Since 1990, at least in Cali­fornia, it has become in­creasingly more socially unacceptable to smoke.
OCHAZUKE
By Jordan Ikeda
The Best of Times Amidst the Worst of Times

Monday, Nov. 17, 2008

Tuesday night marked the most his­toric presi­dential elec­tion in all of American history. Most definitely in my 26 years of life. For those who have no idea what I’m talking about, this article is exactly for you.
Hosokawa ANYTHING THAT COMES TO MIND
By Bill Hosokawa
Topside Problems

Saturday, Aug. 18, 2007

As some readers of this column (there are a few, I’m told) know, the conductor a few weeks ago changed his return address from Colorado to a rural part of the State of Washington.
THROUGH THE FIRE
By Mari Nakano
Treat Him As You Would Your Brother
Sunday, Nov. 2, 2008

So, a strange thing happened to me yester­day. It was the end of the day and I was getting on the bus, heading home.
Yonemoto KEYS TO FITNESS 
By Sheila Yonemoto, PT
Diet, Exercise and Sleep

Saturday, Nov. 4, 2006

Diet: To understand what a good diet is, educate yourself about nutrition. I have read several different books and looked for common advice. I also determine what works for me. For example, I know I need to eat a specific combination of different types of foods to feel satisfied and energetic.


   

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