UCLA Community Joins Tsunami Relief Efforts By David Kute Epoch Times Los Angeles Staff January 20, 2005 LOS ANGELES, Calif.- UCLA students and faculty are joining relief efforts to tsunami- stricken Southeast Asian countries. Various activities and speaker events that have begun and will continue over the coming months aim to improve the public’s understanding […]
On November 11th 2005, a news article about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s delegation to China was written and published in the print and online versions of the English version of the Epoch Times. The Drudge Report, a popular news aggregator run by Matt Drudge, posted the article, as shown in the screenshots on this page. It was […]
Special Elections Over; CA Governor Heads to China Will human rights be part of his agenda? By David KuteEpoch Times Los Angeles and San Francisco StaffNovember 10, 2005 Fresh from the results of a special election that consumed California political life for the last few months, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is taking a break from the […]
Rhodes Announces its 32 Winners By David Kute The Epoch Times Dec 02, 2004 The Rhodes Trust announced the 32 American winners of its annual scholarship last week. Recipients, who will all have completed their undergraduate studies by the end of the current academic year, will go on to study for two or three years […]
Stars Contribute to Relief Efforts By David Kute The Epoch Times Jan 06, 2005 Tsunami Rescue Efforts Aided by Stars’ Contributions In the aftermath of Asia’s tsunami, Los Angeles’ celebrities have opened up their wallets to help the disaster stricken region. Well-known movie stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Sandra Bullock, and Los Angeles Lakers’ […]
Surf City Here I Come: Rival Cities Claim To Be the Real Surf City By David Kute Epoch Times Los Angeles Staff September 02, 2005 California, home to Hollywood and the Silicon Valley, is also the location of the mythical surfers’ paradise- Surf City, USA. Two California cities, Huntington Beach and Santa Cruz, have both […]
San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade Entangled in Controversy Epoch Times February 12, 2006 | By Ben Bendig and David Kute At most Chinese New Year’s celebrations, amidst firecrackers, music, and confetti, the procession of colorful costumes, lively contingents, and traditional lion and dragon dance troupes are the biggest draw.In San Francisco, however, the action […]
One aspect of life in Seoul is the local jazz scene. Live music is one of the underappreciated elements that Seoul offers, and the jazz scene has largely expanded in recent decades. Big and small venues alike are found throughout central Seoul, as well as sizeable audiences and technically proficient musicians. Martin Zenker is a veteran of the South Korean jazz scene, and has much to share about the past and current state of jazz in the Hermit Kingdom.
Myeongdong is a popular tourist destination in Seoul, South Korea’s capital city. The central based area mostly attracts Japanese and Chinese tourists. It’s often said that tourists fly to Seoul partly to buy and stock up on Korean cosmetic products, and Myeongdong is ground zero for buying discounted skin care products. Here are four Myeongdong activities for visitors.
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