Senator Yee Visit-32

Senator Yee Visit-32
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

California State Senator Leland Yee visited campus this week to talk to students, staff and faculty about issues affecting those with Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage. He started his speech by saying that while the Asian/Pacific Islander Community (API) has some unique issues, the communities really are affecting by the same issues that affect everyone else in the state - housing affordibility, employment, gas prices, quality of education, etc. etc.

Students were asked to bring snacks to share with the audience. They offered a hodge-podge of Asian treats that are readily sold in California.

Notice the "Espresso" candy in this one.

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Senator Yee Visit-4
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

California State Senator Leland Yee visited campus this week to talk to students, staff and faculty about issues affecting those with Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage. He started his speech by saying that while the Asian/Pacific Islander Community (API) has some unique issues, the communities really are affecting by the same issues that affect everyone else in the state - housing affordibility, employment, gas prices, quality of education, etc. etc.

Students were asked to bring snacks to share with the audience. They offered a hodge-podge of Asian treats that are readily sold in California.

Senator Yee Visit-2

Senator Yee Visit-2
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

California State Senator Leland Yee visited campus this week to talk to students, staff and faculty about issues affecting those with Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage. He started his speech by saying that while the Asian/Pacific Islander Community (API) has some unique issues, the communities really are affecting by the same issues that affect everyone else in the state - housing affordibility, employment, gas prices, quality of education, etc. etc.

Students were asked to bring snacks to share with the audience. They offered a hodge-podge of Asian treats that are readily sold in California.

Senator Yee Visit

Senator Yee Visit
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

California State Senator Leland Yee visited campus this week to talk to students, staff and faculty about issues affecting those with Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage. He started his speech by saying that while the Asian/Pacific Islander Community (API) has some unique issues, the communities really are affecting by the same issues that affect everyone else in the state - housing affordibility, employment, gas prices, quality of education, etc. etc.

Students were asked to bring snacks to share with the audience. They offered a hodge-podge of Asian treats that are readily sold in California.

Haight Street-8

Haight Street-8
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

I bet most people don't know there is a distinct difference between Mexican and Salvadorian food.

Haight Street-9

Haight Street-9
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

Chilli? Or Chili?

Haight Street-11

Haight Street-11
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

I think my next punk band is going to be called Buffalo Fish.

Haight Street-12

Haight Street-12
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

Never had Indian Pizza before.

Haight Street-13

Haight Street-13
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut. Falafel's and pastries. Mmmmm.

Haight Street-14

Haight Street-14
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

Love and Haight deli and cafe.

Haight Street-47

Haight Street-47
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

This, of course, is an "Irish" Pub that serves nachos, tacos, cheeseburgers, Philly Cheese Steak Sandwiches, Bangers and Mash (which is English, not Irish), turkey sandwiches and of course "Irish Nachos" to make sure that you know it's an "Irish Pub."

Haight Street-52

Haight Street-52
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

Haight Street-53

Haight Street-53
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

This is the famous "Red Victorian." It has its own Wikipedia entry, if you want to learn more. The cafe serves a lot of hippie shit.

Haight Street-54

Haight Street-54
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

This is "Escape from New York Pizza."

Haight Street-55

Haight Street-55
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

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Haight Street-80
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

Haight Street-99

Haight Street-99
Originally uploaded by Inkyhack.

Photos taken along Haight Street. Most of these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other, making the whole area one giant teriyaki donut.

This Mexican restaurant also served cheeseburgers.