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Alumna Kristina Wong plans to run for public office. She will deliver her campaign speech Saturday in Chinatown Central Plaza, and her campaign props will be on display as part of one of the solo exhibitions in the Art Salon Chinatown program until December. (Photo courtesy of Tom Fowler)

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Alum&#039;s use of comedy in campaign aims to call attention to political performance - Daily Bruin

Alum&#8217;s use of comedy in campaign aims to call attention to political performance

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This post was updated Nov. 3 at 8:21 p.m. Kristina Wong is performing debates against dogs to prepare to run for public office. In anticipation, the alumna said she aims to transform Realm, a store that sells Asian art and goods in Chinatown Central Plaza, into her campaign headquarters, and where she will deliver her campaign speech Saturday.

https://dailybruin.com/2018/11/01/alums-use-of-comedy-in-campaign-aims-to-call-attention-to-political-performance/

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Alum’s use of comedy in campaign aims to call attention to political performance

By Lisa Aubry

Nov. 1, 2018 10:41 p.m.