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KELVIN QIAN

The luckiest class on the face of the earth

By KELVIN QIAN | April 25, 2020

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Qian reflects on the community he found in Eclectics now that their last performance is cancelled.

From dance crew to familE: My two years with the Eclectics

By KELVIN QIAN | April 4, 2020

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After four years at Hopkins, Qian feels disillusioned with the field of AI.

Reflecting on the moral qualms surrounding AI

By KELVIN QIAN | February 27, 2020

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Qian’s Chinese-American identity gives him a unique perspective on Chinese nationalism.

How my views on Chinese nationalism have evolved

By KELVIN QIAN | January 30, 2020

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Qian’s time with his dance group, the Eclectics, reminded him of a life beyond consumerism.

Searching for meaning during the crisis of consumerism

By KELVIN QIAN | November 21, 2019

My experience with representation in politics

By KELVIN QIAN | October 31, 2019

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Qian often felt as if he was between two worlds in his time abroad.

Living as a foreigner of Chinese descent in China

By KELVIN QIAN | October 17, 2019

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While abroad in China, Kelvin questions the nature of his dual heritage.

Figuring out both sides of ‘Chinese-American’

By KELVIN QIAN | September 26, 2019

Exploring and trying new things as a senior

By KELVIN QIAN | September 12, 2019

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Backlash against K-pop leads Qian to ponder traditional masculinity.

Learning how to express my unique masculinity

By KELVIN QIAN | May 2, 2019

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