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Posted on March 1, 2017January 5, 2020 by Multimedia Team

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If you were unable to attend the GIM but are interested in getting involved with the O this semester, please fill out the form in the link in bio!

Theme for our last fall issue: #Growth, featuring our staff.

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Tufts’ oldest campus publication is looking for writers, section editors, artists, filmmakers, designers, copy editors, publicists, and multimedia specialists to join our team this spring! Our GIM is on Tuesday the 21st at 9pm in the Crane Room. Hope to see you there!

Content warning: Mentions of sexual assault policy. "The lack of policy changes by Tufts––whether on a micro or macro scale––are examples of how Tufts could better educate the community and support survivors. The administration has the most power in creating policies and processes that best fit students’ needs, which currently do not support survivors in essential ways." Link in bio, • Art by Laura Wolfe. Design by Kelly Tan.

Our multimedia team presents: animated recipes for the food issue. Swipe for stills. Link in bio for the interactive. • Animated by Esther Tzau, Erica Levy, Maddie Oh, and Terry Cole. Music by Caleb Martin-Rosenthal.

The O is looking to bring on a few new people onto our staff! If you're interested in journalism, writing, or editing, we have open spots for one (1) campus editor, one (1) voices editor, and several staff writers. Deadline: Friday, January 17th at midnight. Link in bio for the application and more details on available positions.

Happy Thanksgiving from the O! Photos by Michelle Li, Hannah Kahn, and Martina Tan. Art by Aishu Amarnath, Aidan Chang, Maxine Bell, and Jessie McIsaac.

"In the late 1950s, Michael Liu played with his neighborhood friends in the rubble of their demolished homes on Albany Street in Boston Chinatown. By the time Tufts Medical Center began expanding into Chinatown in the late sixties, major developments had already displaced hundreds of Chinatown residents. In Chinatowns across the country, Chinese and Chinese Americans were racialized as 'perpetually foreign'—and possibly dangerous. Decades of racist exclusion laws and anti-Asian violence to eradicate the 'Yellow Peril' had pushed Chinese laborers from the West Coast to establish the first Chinatowns in the urban 'slums' of New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston. Chinese and Chinese Americans were outsiders to America’s political mainstream." Link in bio. • Design by Kelly Tan. Photo courtesy of Michael Liu.

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