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• View from the Pier: Williams Sisters’ Achievements go Beyond the Baseline

  By Herman Sillas| San Clemente Times Verified Growing up in Southeast Los Angeles, I played basketball in high school. Our basketball coach was also the school’s tennis team coach. He suggested I try out for the tennis team. For one whole year, I did nothing but bang a tennis ball at a handball backboard. Although I was a member of the tennis team, I never played on the courts that year. The next year, I made it to the tennis courts. L.A.’s westside high schools had great tennis players.

  By Herman Sillas · San Clemente Times

  Jul. 14, 2016

• View From the Pier: Halmark of American Culture is Embracing Acceptance

  By Herman Sillas| San Clemente Times Verified In the 1970s, the Khmer Rouge, led by Pol Pot, killed a quarter of Cambodia’s population and uprooted the rest to work on collective farms or other government labor projects. Families were disbanded as husbands and wives were separated, assigned to different labor camps and forced to live there. The deserted children were assigned to other camps and put to work. Adults and children faced death for any disobedience. All property belonged to the state.

  By Herman Sillas · San Clemente Times

  Jun. 09, 2016

• View from the Pier: Williams Sisters’ Achievements go Beyond the Baseline

  By Herman Sillas| San Clemente Times Verified Growing up in Southeast Los Angeles, I played basketball in high school. Our basketball coach was also the school’s tennis team coach. He suggested I try out for the tennis team. For one whole year, I did nothing but bang a tennis ball at a handball backboard. Although I was a member of the tennis team, I never played on the courts that year. The next year, I made it to the tennis courts. L.A.’s westside high schools had great tennis players.

  By Herman Sillas · San Clemente Times

  Jul. 14, 2016

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