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Film Review: 'The Finest Hours'

Craig Gillespie directed this true story about "the most daring rescue mission in the history of the U.S. Coast Guard.”

LIVE State of the Union Recap And Analysis

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'Friendship Games' Unite Filipino Americans For 30 Years

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Cal Poly Pomona Barkada worked the Frienship Games runway. (Heidi Carreon/Neon Tommy)

Heidi Carreon
Contributor

Three decades of fun costumes, weird games and "SPUF."

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Buzz

Film Review: 'The Finest Hours'

Craig Gillespie directed this true story about "the most daring rescue mission in the history of the U.S. Coast Guard.”

LIVE State of the Union Recap And Analysis

Watch USC Annenberg Media's live State of the Union recap and analysis here.

 

Haiyan Anniversary In L.A. Reminds Tragedy Is Far From Over

Comments (0) | Alex Montances, Aquino administration, Corleone Ham, Haiyan Anniversary, Haiyan Ceremony, Jewelle Dela Cruz, Kapit Bisig Kabataan Network, Mikey Samiento, Nafcon National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Nation and World, Philippine General Consulate, Philippines, Philippines General Consulate Los Angeles, president benigno aquino iii, Romeo Hebron, tacloban, tacloban city, Typhoon Haiyan, typhoon yolanda, UCLA Samahang Pilipino, USC Troy Philippines, Yolanda Anniversary,  Anakbayan LA,  CSULB Pilipino American Coalition,  Filipino Migrant Center

Students from UCLA and USC came to stand in solidarity with Haiyan survivors. (Heidi Carreon/Neon Tommy)

Heidi Carreon
Staff Reporter

"How can they just say that six thousand people died when 20,000 perished?"

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