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Amelia Jose

Amelia Jose is a junior in the School of Arts and Sciences majoring in Political Science and minoring in International and Global Studies and Art History. Jose's column "Sip and Chat" runs on alternate Thursdays, and is best enjoyed with something to drink as you read.

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JOSE: Cultural dissonance creates real mental health problems

As a person who has lived in the U.S. for a long time, I have tried to maintain a good connection with my Filipino heritage. But because I live in the U.S. and cannot consistently surround myself with Filipino culture, I feel as though I can never be completely connected to that part of myself. Even though I try to engage with my culture and heritage, part of it always seems out of reach.Apr 19
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JOSE: Why you should care about divestment

It is difficult not to get overstimulated by the thousands of tragedies happening around the world. Internet access helps us easily learn about any event happening in real time. But in doing all this, you can feel overwhelmed, stuck or even unable to make a meaningful change.Apr 5
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JOSE: Is Jay Gatsby's American Dream dead?

When thinking about "The Great Gatsby," the first thing that some people think of is their high school book report for English class. It is a beloved story about one man’s determination to get rich and marry the girl of his dreams.Mar 22
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JOSE: 21 during 21st century

For young people growing up in the U.S., 21 years old is often the age people look forward to the most as it can signify adulthood. From drinking alcohol to gambling to getting your pilot's license, the possibilities seem endless when you reach that age. But, as someone who recently joined the 21-and-over club, I could not help but wonder, is this really it?Mar 8