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Happy Lunar New Year!
Happy Lunar New Year from the Mochi family! We continue to be grateful for our community and your...
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Farewell 2020 and Hello 2021 from Mochi
As we close 2020 and move into 2021, we have much to grieve, just as we have much to celebrate. Here at Mochi, we took time to share what we look forward to leaving behind, along with our silver linings.
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College Essentials: There and at Home
Although COVID-19 may have disrupted many college students’ plans, college life can still be a productive and fun experience. Here’s a list of essentials that will make the college experience more comfortable and safe, whether you’re doing distance learning or studying on campus.
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Rediscovering my Asian American Heritage
Even without the coronavirus taking 2020 hostage, this year had already been anything but normal...
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Two Books Offer an Honest Look into Sexual Assault
Content warning: Sexual harassment and rape. The following review includes spoilers. Kelly...
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Powder Brows: This Ain’t Your Auntie’s Old-Fashioned Ink
People of Asian descent are stereotypically known for their flawless skin and luscious locks of...
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NYFW: Hong Kong Fashion
The fashion world is known for having its own rules and trends, for being on a different level...
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President Obama Wishes You a Happy Lunar New Year!
From all of us at Mochi Magazine, we wish you and your family a Happy Chinese Lunar New Year! This...
Read More Clara Shih, 29, Named to Starbucks Board of Directors
Whenever you take a satisfying sip of your favorite drink from Starbucks (hello, pumpkin flavors...
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Hello Kitty Makes the Cover of ELLE Taiwan
While international models grace the cover of the fashion glossies each month, our favorite cute...
Read More Jeremy Lin Moves to Houston Rockets
Asian American sports fans have been breathlessly watching as Jeremy Lin, a Harvard graduate and...
Read More Mochi Event Recap: College Discussion with Chinese American Student Exposure (CASE)
“Boys are insensitive!” Elisabeth Y., 15, declares. I met with a group of girls from Chinese...
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