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Senior editorial producer @ The New Yorker
MS '23 @ Columbia Journalism School

Luis A. Gómez’s Journalist Portfolio

Is the "Mission: Impossible" Series Tom Cruise's "Blank Check"?

Is the "Mission: Impossible" Series Tom Cruise's "Blank Check"?

The movie podcast, which examines the crazy passion projects that directors pursue after their first big hit …

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Rekindling a Love Beneath the Waves, in "Reckless"

Rekindling a Love Beneath the Waves, in "Reckless"

After climate change has flooded the Earth, and the remnants of humanity live below the ocean, a woman tries …

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"Civil War" and the last draft of history

"Civil War" and the last draft of history

Garland's journalists act not as chroniclers, but mythologists, hiding behind the canard that they're "writin…

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I Can't Stop Playing Football Manager

I Can't Stop Playing Football Manager

The current moment broke my brain, and FM24 helped me stitch it back together again, a little bit.

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The Undersung, Underfunded World of Fiction Podcasting - Columbia News Service

The Undersung, Underfunded World of Fiction Podcasting - Columbia News Service

After eleven episodes, Brenda Bentley and Bea Casely finally got their woman. Brenda, a boisterous private in…

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Cross-sectional associations between drinking water arsenic and health outcomes in a South Texas Colonias pilot study

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By Lindsay C. Sansom, Taehyun Roh, Tiffany A Radcliff, Luis Gomez, Luis A. Gómez Verified, Kayla Morales, Garett Sansom, Nandita Sarker
| Nature Verified
Abstract South Texas colonias experience persistent water insecurity and disproportionate environmental health burdens. Although arsenic is a well-established drinking water contaminant, limited community-level research has examined whether chronic low-level exposure below current regulatory standards is associated with adverse health outcomes in colonia residents.
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Isabel J. Kim Makes Her Own World

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By Luis A. Gómez Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Wednesday evenings at Hex&Co., a board-game café and bar in Morningside Heights, are dedicated to “RPG Encounters,” in which fans of role-playing games gather to create collaborative stories over espresso drinks. On a recent R.P.G. night, Isabel J. Kim—a speculative-fiction author whose first novel, “Sublimation,” came out in June—sat at a table in front of a long shelf cluttered with games.
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This Is What Happened To Topanga From Boy Meets World

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By Luis A. Gómez Verified
| The List Verified
You may not recognize the name Danielle Fishel, but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've heard of Topanga. That's the character Fishel famously played on the TGIF sitcom Boy Meets World for seven seasons, beginning when she was 12 years old. Topanga started the show as the hippie girl at school and turned into protagonist Cory Matthews' love interest, winning all of our hearts in the process. The series came to an end in 2000 with Topanga and Cory married and moving to New York.
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