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ALIZA LI

Learning to love through vulnerability

By ALIZA LI | March 28, 2022

Swallowing vinegar

By ALIZA LI | December 3, 2021

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Li realizes the importance of being honest with her friends, even when it hurts.

The honest truth

By ALIZA LI | September 23, 2021

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Li reflects on her experience joining a campus ministry at Hopkins.

Navigating friendship during a virtual semester

By ALIZA LI | September 5, 2021

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Li explores the significance of impermanent objects like stationery.

My love for ephemera

By ALIZA LI | April 24, 2021

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One of Li's favorite poems as a child was "The Road Not Taken."

Revisiting the poems important to me

By ALIZA LI | March 27, 2021

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Li explores what boba means to her.

Evaluating the role of boba in the Asian American experience

By ALIZA LI | March 6, 2021

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Li enjoys submitting to and reading pieces from literary journals.

Recognizing the value of literary journals

By ALIZA LI | February 20, 2021

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Li discusses the importance of libraries in her life.

Revisiting my love of libraries

By ALIZA LI | January 30, 2021

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Li remarks on the impact of artwork, including Mark Rothko's No. 14.

Works of art have stories to tell

By ALIZA LI | November 14, 2020

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