Where are you really from?
Published by Shreyas Gupta
I was born in post-apartheid South Africa and moved to the US within months of 9/11. My childhood adventures in …
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ICE Machine
Published by Alexander Frumkin
On our first day at my internship in Miami, the law firm’s human resources coordinator said that immigration law is …
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Kid Gloves
Published by Nicolas Aldana
All right, that’s it. Kid gloves are off. I’m so tired of feeling like a child, I thought as I …
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Thoughts on the nature of home, five thousand miles from mine
Published by Matthew Griffin
What is home? As my plane broke through the clouds and I saw Belgrade spread out beneath me, red-roofed homes …
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Epilogue: Thank you
Published by Youlim Kim
This is it. The final installment of my South Korea blog posts with weird titles and bad metaphors has arrived. …
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Becoming Jaded in the Emerald City
Published by Harrison Banner
This summer in Seattle has truly been a rollercoaster, full of positive ups and crushing downs, twists and turns that …
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Bowling. Busan. Bye.
Published by Youlim Kim
I’ve never been a good bowler. When I was a wee lass, I used to go to GattiTown (kinda like …
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An Air of Finality
Published by Valentina Saavedra
The End to an Incredible Experience Two months sounds like an exorbitant amount of time. Two months sounds like an …
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Back to Durham
Published by Axel Herrera Ramos
Leaving for me was not hard. I knew that the act of leaving was not something that was cutting off …
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