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Author Archives: Eleonor Palabrica

Interview with Liam Parsons from Good Morning

Interviews, MusicBy Eleonor PalabricaMay 6, 2022Leave a comment

Album cover image via Good Morning on Bandcamp I sat down with Liam Parsons from Good Morning for a quick interview amid their chaotic touring schedule to ask him what his DJ name would be and what advice he’d give to younger musicians. Their new album, Barnyard is out now.  Some of the interview has…

AAPI Action: My Little Tibet

AAPI Month, Features, International, InterviewsBy Eleonor PalabricaMay 30, 2021Leave a comment

I met Dechen when I was 13 years old. She’s one of my sister’s best friends, and I’ve always seen her as another older sister. Despite seeing her as family, I never knew where Dechen came from or about her childhood. It wasn’t until years later when Dechen told me she was Tibetan. I never…

Home Country Spotlight: Mexico

Features, Home Country Spotlight, International, Op Ed, SeriesBy Eleonor PalabricaMay 25, 2021Leave a comment

My mother never liked talking about her childhood. I grew up thinking she was from Los Reyes, Michoacan, Mexico; when I started writing this piece, I learned this was a lie. My mother is actually from Los Pallilos, Michoacan, in other words, el rancho. She describes this place as simple, a simple town with simple…

Girls Don’t Like: Sneakers

Fashion, Features, Girls Don't Like, Op Ed, SeriesBy Eleonor PalabricaMay 19, 2021Leave a comment

When I was ten years old, I started noticing the shoes boys wore in my class. They wore a mixture of Jordan 3s and 4s and I was envious. I rushed home to ask my dad to buy me a pair, but he refused, claiming they were a boy’s shoe and didn’t suit me. So…

AAPI Action: St. Louis World Fair of 1904

AAPI Month, Features, International, Op EdBy Eleonor PalabricaMay 17, 2021Leave a comment

My childhood dog’s name was Midnight. I adored her and would show her off to everyone in sight, but that soon changed when someone told me, “You should hide your dog from your dad, or he’ll eat it.” I did not understand what they meant by that until the comments continued. “Oh, you’re Filipino. You…

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