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Tina Pham

(She/Her)
Ho Chi Minh City
As seen in: Illumination, Medium, Wiley Online Library, EIN News, Washington and Lee Law Review, Vanderbilt Hustler, Healthy Kitchen 101
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I'm a staff writer and reviewer, with 5 yrs of experience. I love to discover practical cook and has made it my mission to bring my findings to every kitchen.

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I'm a staff writer and reviewer, with five years of experience in the industry. As a passionate amateur home cook, I love to discover practical cooking solutions, and has made it my mission to bring my findings to every kitchen. My ultimate goal is making cooking more of a pleasure for all.

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Washington and Lee Law Review

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By Tina Pham
| Washington and Lee Law Review
Abstract Homelessness in the United States has been a humanitarian crisis affecting youth as one of its most vulnerable populations. Education is one of the few opportunities to break through this cycle of poverty. Recognizing the gap in education for homeless students and other students, Congress enacted the McKinney-Vento Act, which guarantees homeless youth educational rights to access public education. Following the Supreme Court’s decision in Grants Pass v.
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Yes, there are Asian people in Oklahoma Original

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By Tina Pham
| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified
“There are Asian people in Oklahoma?” — is a common first question I get when I reveal my hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma. “Oh god,” (grimace) comes the almost automatic second response. Given Tulsa’s history, I can’t blame people. For me, those assumptions weren’t abstract; they played out in my everyday life. My high school years were rough. As you may have already guessed, it was partly — mostly — due to my ethnic background.
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PHAM: Cliquiness prevents us from clicking

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By Tina Pham
| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified
Imagine this: It’s your first year on Vanderbilt’s campus, and you’re looking for new friends. You’re nervous, and one of the many pieces of advice that’s been pushed upon you is to simply be open and approach as many people as possible — easier said than done.
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