Lí zhè zuìjìn de dìtiě zhàn zài nǎ? (li juh zuh jin suh-chin dee di-tuh chan zay nah): Where is the nearest subway station?

As a feature reporter, Richard Chin has flown on the Goodyear Blimp, driven the Wienermobile, sunk to the bottom of a lake in a one-man submarine, worn a giant urine specimen cup costume as a ...

But in other (rarer) cases, there could be more to that rogue chin hair than meets the eye. If you've noticed excessive or repeated growth of facial hair, or are wondering what on earth is going ...

IN THE LAND of 24-ounce porterhouses and innocence, some fifth-graders were assigned to make an oral presentation on someone they admire, and a kid picked Ndamukong Suh. This didn't go over well ...

There’s only one place where you can get the real, original thing: Hong Kong’s open-air dai pai dongs (literally: “big license stalls” in Cantonese). Traditional ones cook with kerosene ...

Suh last played during the 2022 season, and he's embarking on a new journey ahead of the 2024 campaign. After working with ...

What awards has Lloyd Suh been nominated for? Lloyd Suh has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for The Far Country and for Outstanding Play at the Drama Desk Awards for The Chinese Lady.

My research investigates the structure and dynamics of ancient ecosystems--particularly those of the Mesozoic Era (about 65 to 250 million years ago). I am interested in how ancient communities of ...

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John Suh has served as LegalZoom’s CEO since 2007 and as a member of the board since 2005. A serial entrepreneur, he has taken multiple businesses from startup to more than $20 million and ...

Feodor Chin (Gee/Three), Aaron Wilton (Harriwell/Interpreter), and Whit K. Lee (Yip/One) in Lloyd Suh’s ‘The Far Country’ at Berkeley Rep. (Kevin Berne) The play begins on Angel Island, in the San ...

Do Ho Suh is a contemporary Korean artist known for his sculptures and installations. Often based on the subject of architecture, Suh questions standard notions of scale in relation to public spaces.