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When I was eleven, I moved with my parents from the cozy suburban neighborhood of Sundance Valley in Englewood, CO to the bustling metropolis of Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and I’ve been shuttling around the world ever since. College brought me to Swarthmore, where I studied Economics and English Literature. After college, I taught ninth and tenth [...]more →

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