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Authentic cuisine is overrated: a brief history of Chinese American food (and why there’s no shame in loving it)

Elizabeth Lee dishes on how authentic food is a misnomer and embracing the immigrant experience.
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U-Mail: Lululemon lied. Yoga sucks.

Suryaansh Dongre reflects on his experiences taking a yoga class.
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U-Mail: New beginnings, old sonnets, same college town

Min Seo Riu reflects on the rain, sonnets, and starting again.
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Meaning in meter: the importance of poetry and why it’s here to stay

Haley Joseph reflects on the importance of poetry and how it connects us.
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Love and attention: on my unremarkable hometown and remarkable mom

Emily Yoon reflects on her hometown and the intricacies of mother-daughter relationships.
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U-Mail: When We Grow Old

Min Seo Riu reflects on aging and what it means to be twenty.
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U-Mail: Blacking out

Riley Burke tries to remember remembering.
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Watching basketball for the first time: leather spheres and polished maple

Yiu-On Li reflects on watching basketball for the first time and understands what it means to be a true sports fan.
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U-Mail: Talk earthy to me

Maya Salem wonders what the best gift to the Earth could be.
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4/20 Ask AJ: Bluntly Said

AJ answers all your questions about weed, marijuana, Mary Jane, the good kush, the green, etc.
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Nail polish and pillow fights: What girlhood taught me about love

Kira Logan explores the unique value of female friendship through intimate moments and insightful conversations.
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My freshman experience: Spring quarter and a year’s worth of takeaways

Amitha Bhat's three-part retrospective continues as she recounts her revitalizing spring quarter.
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Kardashian Kontradictions and the business of self-commodification

Riley Burke delves into the self-commodification of the Kardashians and the accompanying effects.
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U-Mail: I don’t miss you, I remember

Amitha Bhat remembers all of it.
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U-Mail: In the small things

Kayura Narayanan finds that love is everywhere in Isla Vista, if you know where to look.
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