Karen Huie was last seen in the season finale of the hit TV series, “The Pitt”. In “Ghost of Tsushima”, Game of the Year, Karen played Yuriko, the caretaker with dementia—a fan favorite. She has voice work in thousands of projects including the last five “Star Wars”, the holiday classic animated film, “The Snowy Day”, Nai Nai for two seasons in “Abominable and the Invisible City” for Dreamworks and many others. She guest recurred in two seasons on “Welcome to Flatch”, a TV series from the comedy minds of Paul Feig and Jenny Bicks. She is so proud to play Grandma Tanaka in Pixar’s upcoming animated feature, “Hoppers”!
Alberto Lule’s current artwork focuses on mass incarceration and the prison industrial complex in the United States, particularly the California prison system. Using his own experiences, he aims to tie the prison industrial complex to other American political issues such as immigration, homelessness, drug addiction, and mental health, all of which, are connected to the millions of people being incarcerated and used in a new form of slavery.
In honor of national poetry month, Professor David Maruyama will host a poetry open mic for our campus. Featured poets will include Tommy Domino and Hiram Sims.
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