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whimsy-maxxing

is what I have been saying lately as my friends and I enjoy the last (not-so-last! there is still August!) bits of New Haven summer, relishing the sweet balance of a bright sun with just enough of a breeze to lessen the beatdown of the heat...

15 days ago
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performances, performances

“People love to think that they would be in the revolution,” I told a friend earlier this spring over lunch, hovering my fork over my baked mac and cheese in a hotel lobby-combination-free student study space. My words were about a swath of...

a month ago
2

field notes from a road trip

It’s a year of pilgrimages for our family, I’ve joked over the past few months. My dad retraced his high school days in his first home in the U.S., San Jose and the San Francisco Bay Area, during the winter. My brother was in Korea just las...

2 months ago
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the poetry of unrelated things

We looked at objects in the Beinecke. I was immediately drawn to the hymnal, which wasn’t really a hymnal, in that the notation had been burned out by the artist Bethany Collins, leaving holes in its wake and residue on the pages. Each page...

3 months ago
1

"Where is Asian America in the Land of Oz?"

Two questions I get a lot after telling people what I do for work are variations along the themes of “Do you identify as religious?” and “Do you identify as Asian American?”, which are two very different questions, when you think about it,...

3 months ago
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