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AYDEN MIN

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Min discusses her (admittedly cliche) dream of true love, and how this has grown and changed to mean something much different.

Finding love in the right places

By AYDEN MIN | April 10, 2025

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Written by Lim Sang-choon and directed by Kim Won-seok, When Life Gives You Tangerines (폭싹 속았수다) is a four-part slice-of-life series released weekly through March, totaling 16 episodes, each around an hour long.

When Life Gives You Tangerines: A story of everything left unspoken

By AYDEN MIN | April 5, 2025

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With ever-increasing concert ticket prices and the current political climate on the brain, Min questions if these signs are pointing to the beginning of the end of music culture.

We have to revive music culture — now more than ever

By AYDEN MIN | December 5, 2024

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Min shares some of her top choices for Korean media, one of them being the webtoon Your Letter which she read sometime in her younger teen years.

A crash course on the Korean media essentials

By AYDEN MIN | November 14, 2024

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Min explains her wish to explore the unexperienced yet questions if a one-way ticket is what she truly desires.

Airplanes are scary but not because of heights

By AYDEN MIN | October 29, 2024

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Min (lower right) shares how being part of a team offers support and motivation that carries over to tackling busy lifestyles and balancing mental health.

Mental Health 101 (as things that happened during my freshman year)

By AYDEN MIN | August 19, 2024

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Min discusses why the American public is fascinated with British royalty.

Why we’re still keeping up with the royal family

By AYDEN MIN | April 12, 2024

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Min argues that parental consent laws for minors to access contraception and abortion infringe on minors' bodily autonomy.

We should always be able to choose — especially for our own bodies

By AYDEN MIN | April 8, 2024

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Min argues that modern literature is preoccupied with trends that minimize the value that can be gained from reading substantial books — like the classics.

How social media has “fast fashion-ized” the publishing industry

By AYDEN MIN | March 9, 2024

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