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  • Education a top priority for Asians

    Education a top priority for Asians
    After-school tutoring in demand as parents aim high
    BY CONNIE LLANOS, Staff Writer
    Los Angeles Daily News
    Article Last Updated:11/05/2006 06:58:32 PM PST

    SANTA CLARITA – For most kids, the school day is over by 3 p.m.

    But for many Korean-American students, that is when the real learning begins.

    “Hagwon” schools are traditional Korean after-school institutes that have migrated to the United States along with Korean immigrants.

    Now, with first- and second-generation Koreans migrating to Santa Clarita, more and more hagwons are opening their doors locally. (more…)

  • Education a top priority for Asians

    Education a top priority for Asians
    After-school tutoring in demand as parents aim high
    BY CONNIE LLANOS, Staff Writer
    Article Last Updated:11/05/2006 06:58:32 PM PST

    SANTA CLARITA – For most kids, the school day is over by 3 p.m.

    But for many Korean-American students, that is when the real learning begins.

    “Hagwon” schools are traditional Korean after-school institutes that have migrated to the United States along with Korean immigrants. (more…)

  • bru images

    too bad that lone image is copyrighted.

  • N.O. quotes

    “National Guard! Get down!”
    F E Herbert Defense Complex
    cityofno.com mentioned in radio – offered residents tips on demolition and rebuilding
    ECC 9 white workers outside houses, 6 black (5 next to house, 1 next to white)
    Our Weekly took picture

  • No bed

    “He just transformed into a supersaian!”
    “He’s faster than God”
    “What’s Gud?”
    “God is in the skies. And he has not bed”

  • Continuation of Emergency Coverage: AB 813 Passes Senate

    PDF: http://yokim.net/wiki/Image:AB_813_Nunez_to_Advocates.pdf

    Sacramento Office
    1107 Ninth Street, Suite 801
    Sacramento, California 95814
    Telephone: 916/442-0753; FAX 916/442-7966
    www.wclp.org

    [Tags]medicare, medicare part d, prescription drug, medi-medi, dual eligible, emergency measure, california, legislature, law, medi-cal[/Tags]

    Continuation of Emergency Coverage
    Medicare Part D – Update
    May 11, 2006

    AB 813 Nunez/Perata

    Current state emergency coverage for Medicare Part D failures pursuant to SB 1233 (Perata) will expire on May 16, 2006. Without continuing some state remedy for Medicare Part D problems, some of the most vulnerable persons in the state would be left without prescription drugs when Part D occurred.

    AB 813 (Perata/Nunez) as amended May 9, 2006, appropriates $120 million to continue emergency coverage for prescription drugs through the State’s Medi-Cal program from May 17, 2006 through January 31, 2007 for individuals who have both Medicaid and Medicare coverage (dual eligibles).

    AB 813 has been fast-tracked through the legislature. It was heard in the Senate Health Committee May 10, 2006. On May 11, 2006, the Senate Appropriations Committee passed the bill to the Senate floor where it received the required two-thirds vote to pas the Senate. AB 813 will be heard on the Assembly floor Monday May 15, 2006 where it is expected to pass and then sent to the Governor for signing before expiration of current emergency coverage on May 16, 2006.
    (more…)

  • CHIRLA is using CivicSpace!

    CHIRLA just went from the old plain HTML

    chirla 012905

    to this: (CivicSpace powered).

    chirla 050806

    Someone in the staff is very, very adventurous.

    [Tags]civicspace, website design, content management software[/Tags]

  • May Day 2006 and the Gulf War

    Before hitting Wilshire and Western at 4:00 pm, we are sitting in the lounge watching Fox News, which is broadcasting live rallies in Downtown and Santa Ana. That looks pretty hard to match up. Then we think of our plan for today.

    Ever heard CNN’s of live Gulf War broadcasting? Iraqui scud missile headquarters used CNN screens to fine-tune their targets.

    [Tags]immigration, immigrant, protests, rally, may day, may 1, los angeles, california[/Tags]

  • Government Sued over Failure to Implement Medicare Drug Law’s Protections for Low-Income People

    Government Sued over Failure to Implement Medicare Drug Law’s Protections for Low-Income People: Challenge Brought on Behalf of More than 6 Million Recipients

    Oakland, CA; April 26, 2006–A class action complaint was filed today in the U.S. Federal District Court, Northern District of California to force the Secretary of Health and Human Services to ensure that the 6.4 million seniors and disabled individuals across the nation who receive both Medicare and Medicaid (“dual eligibles”) have effective, timely access to prescription medication under the new Medicare Part D prescription drug program.

    (more…)

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