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Category Archives: UCLA
Professor Jules Lambert Zentner – My Best Friend During My Darkest Years
When I ran marathons in seventh grade, I would drive to them with a bachelor professor in his thirties. He may have been the first in my life-long string of substitute father figures. I’d usually meet him around 4 a.m. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, UCLA
Tagged being friends, chronic fatigue syndrome, courtly manners, Dennis Prager, dennis prager show, fellow students, hot date, male friend, marathons, napa valley, newcastle ca, overnight trips, rieber hall, scandinavian literature, seventh grade, unmarried man
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The Smelly Building At UCLA
So in 1989, this cute chick takes me through a small building at UCLA (near the University Research Library) that I had never been in before. When we came out, I said, “What was that place? I have never been … Continue reading
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I Want To Reconnect With My UCLA Dorm Mates
I feel like if I can just reconnect with people from my past, I can heal the those years and move on with my life. I’m particularly eager to reconnect with people I knew during my brief sick year at … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, UCLA
Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, dorm mates, Facebook, jewish guy, quiet floor, Sinai Temple
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Alexandra Wallace Was Planning A Blog
The UCLA Daily Bruin reports. The Sacramento Bee reports: The UCLA student whose anti-Asian video rant garnered millions of views online and intense backlash appears to have had aspirations of creating similar videos as part of a blog. Shortly after … Continue reading
Posted in Alexandra Wallace, Asians, UCLA
Tagged bella vista high school, deadly tsunami, retail developer, trent allen, ucla student, youtube
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Ching chong ling long ting tong – Blonde Chick Complains About Noisy Asians In UCLA Library
Watch the whole show: The UCLA Daily Bruin reports. Greg Leake emails: Hi Luke, I’m with you and Rabbs. I believe Alexandra Wallace is being discriminated against because she’s cute, white, and has the temerity to believe that UCLA is … Continue reading
Posted in Alexandra Wallace, R. Rabbs, UCLA
Tagged ching chong, multi culturalism, relative silence, ting tong, ucla daily bruin, ucla library
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The Moral Confusion About UCLA Student Alexandra Wallace
UCLA junior and hot blonde model Alexandra Wallace posted a video on Friday complaining about noisy Asians in the library. She did not advocate treating Asians badly. She just complained about the manners of the Asians in the library and … Continue reading
Posted in Alexandra Wallace, Asians, Race, UCLA
Tagged associate vice chancellor, dean of students, greenstein, moral confusion, ucla daily bruin, ucla student
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Alexandra Wallace Apologizes For Her Asians in the Library Video
The UCLA Daily Bruin reports: Wallace contacted university police early Sunday evening after receiving numerous death threats via e-mail and phone, said UCPD spokeswoman Nancy Greenstein. Police advised her to take a number of precautions and are currently working to … Continue reading
Posted in Alexandra Wallace, Asians, UCLA
Tagged associate vice chancellor, early monday morning, ucla campus, ucla community, ucla daily bruin, university spokesman
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UCLA Condemns Video By Hot Blonde Alexandra Wallace Criticizing Asians
I went to UCLA. I think we called it “United Caucasians Lost Among Asians.” Chaim Amalek emails: “There are other currents running beneath this rant, namely, the war between the White Bimbo and the Yellowoman for the affections and wealth … Continue reading
Posted in Alexandra Wallace, Asians, UCLA
Tagged american manners, ching chong, correct person, grandpas, modeling photos, modelmayhem, political science student, ting tong
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Mad Max
I spent my morning with Josh Alan Friedman. We’ve walked a similar career path. He’s ten years older than me. What he says about his life today, I figure that’s going to be me in a few years. In 1986, … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, UCLA
Tagged christian girl, cute asian girl, glorious evening, hormone supplements, Josh Alan Friedman, star jasmine
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