By Marivir Montebon & Elizabeth Cueva It’s been a week since Eloisa has avoided George. She cannot get over her doubt, thus ignoring all his text messages and calls. Besides, the stress from her work at the hospital was too much to handle. After 7 p.m., she would rush home, remove and sanitize her shoes, […]
By Joyce Andes David, Lara Gregory & Muriel Ituralde Joyce: George continued to explain their unique family situation and about his brother Brandon. Eloisa wanted to believe George. She wanted to give him another chance, but it was too much for Eloisa to comprehend. She was overwhelmed with so many emotions. Was she really that […]
By Marivir Montebon & Mona Lunot Kuker Marivir: Five a.m. The alarm clock on night table rang. Eloisa reached out to put it on quiet mode and buried her face on the pillow, wanting to sleep some more. But it’s time to get ready for her 7 a.m. shift. She showered fast and wore her […]
By Cristina DC Pastor & Elizabeth Cueva Cristina: Brandon and George are both alike and different. As brothers they have the same father but different mothers. Brandon, who is older by a few years, has smoldering dark looks with a strong resemblance to actor Andy Garcia, his features passed on from his immigrant Cuban mother. […]
By Nieva Burdick, Vanette Colmenares & Vivian Talambiras Cruz Nieva Burdick: Eloisa woke up lazily. Dragging her feet went to the kitchen to drink her Aloe Vera Gel. On the table was a note, “Enjoy your breakfast”. Egg benedict with toast with cream cheese. So lucky to have a roommate. She needed that energy cause […]
The Asian Pacific American Media Coalition (APAMC)—the only organization to have graded the top four television networks since 2001—issued its annual Report Cards for the past 2018-19 season, assessing the four major TV networks on their progress toward diversity and inclusion of Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) onscreen and behind the camera. Although ABC and CBS […]
By Laura Garcia, Mona Lunot Kuker & Muriel Ituralde Laura Garcia: “F#*k!!! I shouldn’t have switched identity with my twin brother. What am I going to do? These freakin’ guys think I’m the George…I can’t tell them I’m Brandon.” Meanwhile, George, the real George, the “extremely handsome guy” that everybody thinks, is spending a lonely […]
By Wendell Gaa Having served the New York Police Department (NYPD) for 21 years, police officer Chris Traumer, recently retired with the distinguished rank of a sergeant. This towering 6’7 Filipino American is known to be one of the friendliest and most helpful law enforcement officials ever, one who has loyally served the City of […]
By Grace Labaguis, Joyce Andes David & Lara Gregory Grace Labaguis: After a long day at work and worried about losing her job, Crystal took all her stuff from the locker room and headed home. It was a quick commute from the city to Woodside Ave. in Queens – no line at the bus stop […]