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Author

Haruka Nabeshima

9 Articles

Winning a class election as the new kid

Cultural Criticism

Winning a class election as the new kid

Haruka Nabeshima

June 22, 2021

Five ways to boost your productivity

Five ways to boost your productivity

Haruka Nabeshima

May 20, 2021

Given the circumstances

Arts & Entertainment

Given the circumstances

Haruka Nabeshima

March 25, 2021

All due thanks to Taylor Swift

All due thanks to Taylor Swift

Haruka Nabeshima

March 8, 2021

The mock truth, the whole mock truth, and nothing but the mock truth

The mock truth, the whole mock truth, and nothing but the mock truth

Haruka Nabeshima

March 3, 2021

Stop celebritizing our politicians

Cultural Criticism

Stop celebritizing our politicians

Haruka Nabeshima

January 6, 2021

Being Asian in the classroom

Being Asian in the classroom

Haruka Nabeshima

December 11, 2020

Don’t let virtue-signaling become the undermining juggernaut of activism

Cultural Criticism

Don’t let virtue-signaling become the undermining juggernaut of activism

Haruka Nabeshima

November 12, 2020

If you find yourself moving during a pandemic

Creative Writing

If you find yourself moving during a pandemic

Haruka Nabeshima

October 9, 2020