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DarylSuyat — 2009-05-17 18:41:55

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- * I think the writers at Vent Magazine are trying to set a precendent for Asian Americans. I guess that could be considered "bad journalism" but I think it's something that OUGHT to happen. There are far too many negative stereotypes of Asian Americans floating around these days and being able to acknowledge these problems initially will allow the magazine to develop its own identity later on. As a member of the Asian American community I applaud them for having the balls to criticize ASUCD Fall 2007 senate candidate ["AndrewKim"] for, inevitably, establishing a poor image of Asian Americans and for their remarks on Tila Tequila and criticism on "Asiaphiles". --["Users/EmilyTung"]	+ * I think the writers at Vent Magazine are trying to set a precendent for Asian Americans. I guess that could be considered "bad journalism" but I think it's something that OUGHT to happen. There are far too many negative stereotypes of Asian Americans floating around these days and being able to acknowledge these problems initially will allow the magazine to develop its own identity later on. As a member of the Asian American community I applaud them for having the balls to criticize ASUCD Fall 2007 senate candidate ["Users/AndrewKim"] for, inevitably, establishing a poor image of Asian Americans and for their remarks on Tila Tequila and criticism on "Asiaphiles". --["Users/EmilyTung"]
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- * Okay, here's my example right here (and now I see what one of the major problems is with your magazine). You've taken seemingly thousands of words to say what can be said in just a paragraph. Brevity is far more impactful than long-winded, condescending banter. Also, when you tell me that "The black and chican@ community buy into the propaganda that Asian Americans," are you really being fair there? What divides the ethnic community (if there is such a thing) are people who babble nonsensically (and endlessly) about race with very superficial observations. ["JoshFernandez"]	+ * Okay, here's my example right here (and now I see what one of the major problems is with your magazine). You've taken seemingly thousands of words to say what can be said in just a paragraph. Brevity is far more impactful than long-winded, condescending banter. Also, when you tell me that "The black and chican@ community buy into the propaganda that Asian Americans," are you really being fair there? What divides the ethnic community (if there is such a thing) are people who babble nonsensically (and endlessly) about race with very superficial observations. ["Users/JoshFernandez"]

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LiCheChan — 2008-07-15 21:32:51

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-15 22:32:51'' [[nbsp]] I feel a lot of hostility here, and that's alright. But instead of playing the blame game, why not just say that you're pissed that your parents are still controlling your life and the white boys are getting all your good women? --["Users/LiCheChan"]

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- I mean, there's a disclaimer put every freaking article. To be offended by the mag, you've really got to be looking for things to be mad about. --["Users/hendsonlin"]	+ I mean, there is a disclaimer put on every freaking article. To be offended by the mag, you've really got to be looking for things to be mad about. --["Users/hendsonlin"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-03 23:47:42'' [[nbsp]] I suppose there's no real need to refute the comments made above by "johnb" and "jayp" since they came from the same IP address. I see they've taken some time out of their day to defame the Vent, but if they took the time to actually read the substantive material in the magazine, I don't think there's any reason they would come away with the impression that it promotes hate speech of any kind. I can say from personal experience that our editor, Daryl Suyat, takes serious consideration to every criticism made towards the magazine and actually tries to reconcile these concerns in future issues and for future projects. As a whole, I feel the purpose of Vent is to have Asian-American voices made public without having to censor their words (hence the name "vent"), and not to promote any agenda or individual's set of opinions. + I mean, there's a disclaimer put every freaking article. To be offended by the mag, you've really got to be looking for things to be mad about. --["Users/hendsonlin"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-07 12:30:32'' [[nbsp]] some of the people here are so ignorant and why are they commenting if they haven't even read the magazine? i waited in line for about 30 minutes and filled out some random form for to get one, and honestly it was way worth it. i was quite impressed; we need more initiative like this from students. it's refreshing how people still care about stuff amidst all the apathy. + ["Users/DanielAlvarez"] --["Users/DanielAlvarez"]

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EliYani — 2008-03-01 12:22:01

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-01 03:09:18'' [[nbsp]] Daryl, I just want to make it clear that Asian Americans are not the only people to face injustice or hardship. EVERY CULTURE AND RACE at some time has faced adversity. Stop flattering yourself with the thought that you or Asian Americans are the only people to have suffered wrongdoings. Stop hiding behind this "racism" perception that you keep playing up. Stop blaming other races from "keeping you down" and making negative stereotypes. All races have negative stereotypes, whether or not you like to believe it (some of which you voiced in your very own commentary). And hold on to your seat now, even white people have had challanges in their lives. In the end, all people are just trying to make it in life. All of them, in the course of life pick up a few bumps and bruises, but it is how we choose to respond to these challenges that define us. And as of right now, the way you have choosen to handle your hardships is pathetic - blame "whitie". How conveinent for you to place all of your problems on someones elses shoulders. MAN UP, realize that injustices have been felt by all cultures and take POSITIVE AND CONSTRUCTIVE stides toward a solution. Quit spreading hate and work toward Asian American and multicultural unity and positiveness. Make this a good magazine full of positive ways to get more Asian Americans involved in politics instead of a HATE magazine (which has been evidenced by your commentary here). --["Users/jayp"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-01 02:01:01'' [[nbsp]] Daryl, buddy, you have got some issues you have to deal with. For some unknown reason you are completely hooked on racism and by doing so are exacerbating the issue. As long as there are people like you in the world, we will never be rid of this uneccassary problem. As some of the other people have stated you are quite quick to pull the race card out when someone disaggrees with you. I personally believe it is a way for you to make people feel sorry for you and force people to see things your way. Its kinda sad. Obviously, for some reason, you have insecurities and feel that you need to take it out on other people and races. Yes, Asain Americans, just as all races, have faced hardship in their lives. Get over it. Stop living and focusing on the past and start working for the future. Only bad things and further riffting between cultures can come of such shortsightedness. I am hoping that the articles depicted in your magazine are nothing like your dialogue posted here. Instead of playing the blame game and getting people nowhere (a subject that you have clearly demonstrated in your dialogues), I hope your magazine tells people how and where they can go to become more active in politics - you know a constructive and purposeful digest. --["Users/johnb"]

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JasonAller — 2008-02-27 16:34:35

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DarylSuyat — 2008-02-27 16:16:56

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MattBlair — 2008-02-20 22:03:07

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MattBlair — 2008-02-20 11:37:15

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EliYani — 2008-02-19 19:20:17

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MattBlair — 2008-02-19 10:35:02

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- '''[http://www.vent-magazine.com/ Vent]: An Asian American Politics and Popular Culture Magazine''' is a current ["AS PAPERs"] publication. It was established in the spring quarter of the 2006-2007 school year by a group of active ["UC Davis"] ["undergraduates" Undergraduate] students who were fed up with the lack of ["Asian Americans" Asian American] representation in the media and politics.[[Image(cover.jpg, left, thumbnail)]]	+ [[Image(cover.jpg, right, 300, thumbnail)]]
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	+ '''[http://www.vent-magazine.com/ Vent]: An Asian American Politics and Popular Culture Magazine''' is a current ["AS PAPERs"] publication. It was established in the spring quarter of the 2006-2007 school year by a group of active ["UC Davis"] ["undergraduates" Undergraduate] students who were fed up with the lack of ["Asian Americans" Asian American] representation in the media and politics. + + Vent is notable for their full color graphically interesting magazine style layout. Rather than the newspaper layout or newsletter mishmash often found in student publications, they use bright colors and integrate graphics and images into the text layout. + + Download Vent's First Issue Here: [[File(First_Issue.pdf)]] + + [[image(ventlogo.jpg)]]

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- '''Vent: An Asian American Politics and Popular Culture Magazine''', a current ["AS PAPERs"] publication, was established in the spring quarter of the 2006-2007 school year by a group of active ["UC Davis"] ["undergraduates" Undergraduate] students who were fed up with the lack of ["Asian Americans" Asian American] representation in the media and politics. These students decided to take action by creating a publication that would not only be relevant to the Asian American community but would also be generally entertaining, worth reading and aesthetically pleasing as well. There have been attempts in the past to create Asian American magazines on campus, but their lack of organization and community interest landed them in the recycle bins. Vent wants to redefine Asian American Student publications, by producing thought provoking and insightful articles that students would gladly make time in between their busy and hectic schedules to read. Look for the second issue of Vent and the first to be printed in mass quantities to hit UCD and local Asian American bookstores mid February.[[Image(cover.jpg, left, thumbnail)]] - - '''Why Vent is hella fresh:''' - The writers and staff members are the most passionate and driven people when it comes to fulfilling our mission to help provide more access for Asian Americans in areas where they are denied entrance in our society. There is a reason that there is barely any Asian American politicians or lead actors in romantic comedies or sitcoms. Vent will uncover this reason and will help lead our culture into an era where anyone and everyone can have equal access to all sorts of endeavors--not just middle management followed by a glass ceiling. Instead of complaining that there is no American Dream, Vent's mission is to stand up against the inequality and injustice in order reclaim what should rightfully be accessible to all people.

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GrumpyoldGeek — 2007-12-22 19:06:11

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DarylSuyat — 2007-12-22 16:11:37

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- ====== - '''Updates:''' - * The Vent website aka '''www.vent-magazine.com''' is coming soon! Look for it the second week of January 2008. - * The next issue is on '''SEX'''. Please email us any ideas, pictures or essays you want to share relating to the topic. - * Email any questions or concerns to the '''new''' address [[Mailto(staff AT vent-magazine DOT com)]]. - * All comments on the magazine are welcome -- positive or not. Once the website is up we will ask everyone to leave all comments there instead of this wiki page. - - Comments may be welcome, but be prepared to have someone shout R-A-C-I-S-T! in your face -["Grumpyoldgeek"] - * No one can help if you make racist comments. I applaud everyone who called you out on it. --["RobertNguyen"] - - '''How to Get Involved:''' - The internship application process has been completed for Winter quarter. Spring applications will be posted soon. Email the staff about any current volunteer opportunities. - - * The unclothed man on the cover of that magazine is FREAKIN' SWEEET. ["EmilyTung"] -
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JabberWokky — 2007-12-22 15:56:55

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NickSchmalenberger — 2007-12-22 01:42:48

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JabberWokky — 2007-12-21 18:41:07

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- * James: Don't worry man--I'm using I statements...To Josh: At first I was offended by your comments but then I remembered you were an editor for a magazine that I wouldn't take the time to read. I won't lie I picked it up once... I think I washed my car windows with it. What's cool though is that I have a prototype of my magazine out that wasn't initially supposed to be released-- it's honestly the first time I've had any experience in writing/editing/releasing a magazine-- and you my friend, a 32 year old "professional" journalist read it. I think thats pretty cool! But anyways, I appreciate your comments. However I don't think brevity is going to work. Readers want historical examples, reasons, theories, facts because their minds are colonized by the white-centric media and all the words are here to decolonize them. I'm sorry for seeming like a jerk though--Im really a nice guy. I'm just tired of the stereotypes of passive/quiet Asian Americans (The California Aggie called me that once). But "real talk" why can't I openly express my views of other people's work and opinions without seeming like a douche bag? I personally think open and honest discussion is perfectly healthy. The wiki may not be the place to do it but the upcoming Vent website will have a discussion forum. When thats up feel free to say anything and everything you want. But don't expect me to not add my 2 cents on uneducated comments. By the way you should read some of Claire Jean Kim's writing. Her views on racial triangulation will probably piss you off. And while you're at it google pan-ethnic coalitions. -Daryl	+ * James: Don't worry man--I'm using I statements...To Josh: At first I was offended by your comments but then I remembered you were an editor for a magazine that I personally wouldn't read. I won't lie I picked it up once... I think I washed my car windows with it. What's cool though is that I have a prototype of my magazine out that wasn't initially supposed to be released-- it's honestly the first time I've had any experience in writing/editing/releasing a magazine-- and you my friend, a 32 year old "professional" journalist read it. I think thats pretty cool! But anyways, I appreciate your comments. However I don't think brevity is going to work. Readers want historical examples, reasons, theories, facts because their minds are colonized by the white-centric media and all the words are here to decolonize them. I'm sorry for seeming like a jerk though--Im really a nice guy. I'm just tired of the stereotypes of passive/quiet Asian Americans (The California Aggie called me that once). But "real talk" why can't I openly express my views of other people's work and opinions without seeming like a douche bag? I personally think open and honest discussion is perfectly healthy. The wiki may not be the place to do it but the upcoming Vent website will have a discussion forum. When thats up feel free to say anything and everything you want. But don't expect me to not add my 2 cents on uneducated comments. By the way you should read some of Claire Jean Kim's writing. Her views on racial triangulation will probably piss you off. And while you're at it google pan-ethnic coalitions. -Daryl

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- * You are right James. Honestly I used to hate using the wiki because it would be the same people arguing about seemingly trivial things. The issues this magazine are addressing however are very significant. So excuse me if I come off as angry or hostile. I just want to make it known that I'm not joking around when I talk about modern racial inequity and my vision to help stop it.	+ * You are right James. Honestly I used to hate using the wiki because it would be the same people arguing about seemingly trivial things. The issues this magazine are addressing however are very significant. So excuse me if I come off as angry or hostile. I just want to make it known that I'm not joking around when I talk about modern racial inequity and my vision to help stop it.-Daryl

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DarylSuyat — 2007-12-14 15:22:46

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DarylSuyat — 2007-12-14 15:20:14

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DarylSuyat — 2007-12-14 15:19:08

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DarylSuyat — 2007-12-14 15:15:21

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DarylSuyat — 2007-12-14 15:14:29

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