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Actor John Cho Bitten By Acting Bug At UC Berkeley

Born in South Korea and raised in Los Angeles, John Cho worked hard to become one of the most influential Asian American actors of his generation. Cho first gained widespread praise for his role in the 1999 smash hit “American Pie.” Afterwards, the sharp-witted actor was applauded for breaking Hollywood stereotypes with his portrayal of Harold Lee…

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Obsession Seeker: DoorDash’s Tony Xu Encourages Stanford Entrepreneurs To Make It Personal

As Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of DoorDash, Tony Xu is one of Silicon Valley’s brightest stars and an example of the American dream realized. At the age of five, Xu and his family emigrated from China to the U.S. with only $200. Growing up, Xu’s family relied on low-wage service jobs and government assistance to get by…

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Beloved Children’s Author E.B. White Creates “Web” Of Memories At Cornell University

E.B. White will always be indebted to his niece. White joined the New Yorker Magazine in 1927 – two years after its founding – and for the next six decades he wrote essays and articles that established him as one of America’s most influential and urbane writers. But it wasn’t until White received encouragement from his young niece…

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