I think of it as kind of the good old days.

we are faced with circumstances that have delayed the way of producing our usual pull-out graduation section.it has become increasingly difficult to produce our grad issue to the standards that we feel fulfill the mission of paying tribute to the young people who have achieved some of the most important accomplishments of their lives.

if there arent too many pages.And in spite of double- and triple-checking those lists.Information on purchasing those special spaces has begun to appear in the Rafu daily.

we have painstakingly read through commencement programs to try our best to pick out the names of Japanese origin.please include their school and degree.

We remain dedicated to the mission of celebrating those who have strived for academic excellence.

Including a phone number will be helpful to answer any questions that might arise.keeping the spirit of his teammates alive at MLBs All-Star Games and exhibits.

This simple yet profound artifact is a reminder of the enduring legacy of Masao Iriyama and the Nisei baseball players who overcame tremendous odds to leave an indelible mark on the sport.Military Intelligence Service legend Harry Fukuhara.

Masaos journey through baseball history is one of resilience.Masao was a charter member of the Nisei Baseball Research Project.