You Forgot Your Lamp
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In Mindanao, ‘Amping’ was the First Binsaya word I Learned
Bejamin Ambros King Sumabat During my time in Mindanao, each farewell was accompanied by a simple “Amping,” and a gentle …
Escapism, the Old-Fashioned Way in Ottessa Moshfegh’s My Year of Rest and Relaxation
By Ella Briggs While social media allows us to stay hyper informed about nearly every international and domestic conflict, naturally, most…
Motherhood (As Explained by a Daughter)/ Daughterhood (As Explained by a Mother)
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Fact Checking Freedom of Speech
By William Main “The rules were that you guys weren’t going to fact-check,” decried Ohio senator and President Trump elected…
Stillness
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Why I Write
By Isabela Fitzgerald In the first days of summer in 2022, I found myself in a sparsely settled corner of…
Things You Can’t Fit in a Box
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How do I talk of your presence when it is composed of your absence in my life?
Wood and ink, threads, porcupine on paper By: Murdoc Kang
City in Transition: Chinatown in the Fall
Photography By: Libety Stam