Author Archive for Karen Hsieh
Apathy: Better than Caring
Flipping through the pages of the opinion section, sipping my ice-cold Peach Pleasure Jamba Juice (is it just me or does that name insinuate a little more than just a fantastic fruity delight?), I came to the conclusion, upon reaching the ‘Antics’ page, that I was now thoroughly depressed. Who wants to wake up in [...]
Kingston Offers Message of Peace
ACADEMICS: Chinese-American author discusses the importance of story-telling.
Romance and Cannibalism: Best Served Cold
If you think about it, love and cannibalism have a lot in common.
There are Monday mornings when one wakes up with a pre-manifested impression of the rest of the week
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Riots Reveal A Deeper Problem in France
The revolts and riots in France were initially instigated after two youths from a housing project district outside Paris were electrocuted while hiding in a substation from the police, but the outcry of frustration from the immigrant population had long b
Nanking Should Be Remembered
It has been suggested that history has always been written by the hegemonic group
Afghanistan is Not Better Off
Thousands of people in Afghanistan have been left with nothing since America intervened three years ago.
Though the U.S. military disposed of the Ta
Phase Two Underway for VDC
Construction has begun on the second phase of Vista del Campo which is scheduled to open on Aug. 31, 2006. The expanded VDC is expected to include 15
