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THE HUNGER WE PASS DOWN

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By Jen Lee
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
A tender and moving portrait about the transcendent power of art and friendship. An artwork’s value grows if you understand the stories of the people who inspired it. Never in her wildest dreams would foster kid Louisa dream of meeting C. Jat, the famous painter of The One of the Sea, which depicts a group of young teens on a pier on a hot summer’s day.
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Contrasting Patterns of Population Genomic Structure Between Broadcast‐Spawning and Brooding Corals in Southeast Asia

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By Benjamin J. Wainwright, Jen Lee, Lutfi Afiq-Rosli, Zarinah Waheed
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The Southeast Asian region and its surrounding seascapes have been of interest to the study of island biogeography since the time of Alfred Russell Wallace in the 1800s (Lohman et al. 2011; Slik et al. 2011). It is an area with high marine diversity that is exceeded only by the mega-diverse Coral Triangle region with which it overlaps (Huang et al. 2015; Veron et al. 2015), providing valuable ecosystem services to millions of people living along its coastlines (Burke and Selig 2002).
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Mou Theatre brings together Mandarin-speaking theater enthusiasts at NYU

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By Jen Lee
| Washington Square News Verified
The Mou Theatre Club aims to bring together Mandarin-speaking students at NYU who share a passion for the stage.
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