“When you inject needles in your wrists everyday for years, you don’t think you’ll ever stop.” This is the reality of the over 123,000 opioid addicts in Punjab, India.
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Once again, a record number of high schools in Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington D.C. participated in the 2016 Milken Scholars Selections Process by nominating their best and brightest to become members of the Class of 2016. We would like to acknowledge them to show our appreciation.
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Ever since grade school, I was fascinated with Japanese culture. As a poor immigrant still learning English, reading Japanese comics and watching Japanese cartoons were my main source of entertainment. This childhood hobby sowed the seed for a lifelong fascination with Japanese culture.
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“Singapore is a very safe country. You see, damaging storms will have hit other countries by the time it reaches Singapore. We are not located near any major earthquake faults. Tornados do not exist here. The only natural disaster that could possibly destroy Singapore would be dengue.”
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I am incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to participate in this program and deepen my understanding of the need for increased access to educational capital in sub-Saharan Africa. That understanding is more valuable than all of the photos that I took of lions, elephants, giraffes, and sand dunes combined.
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I was in awe by the amount of culture and traditions preserved in the country and am so blessed to have experienced both working and living in Japan.
ViewOn April 3rd, the Milken Scholars Program lost a dear member of its family
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