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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 26, 2023

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Holding eye contact with someone often provides reassurance that we are seen. But as someone who manifests a version of myself based on that look in the eyes of those I love, I’m terrified I’ll blink and miss what they see in me.
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Holding eye contact with someone often provides reassurance that we are seen. But as someone who manifests a version of myself based on that look in the eyes of those I love, I’m terrified I’ll blink and miss what they see in me.
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My recent eye problems made me appreciate good vision — something many of us take for granted, and I became eager to use them to see more of the world itself, rather than digital representations of it. 
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My recent eye problems made me appreciate good vision — something many of us take for granted, and I became eager to use them to see more of the world itself, rather than digital representations of it. 
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As a Korean American woman, it feels as though every decision I make about my appearance is intertwined with my race, gender, identity and cultural history.
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As a Korean American woman, it feels as though every decision I make about my appearance is intertwined with my race, gender, identity and cultural history.
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Unfortunately, reducing screen time is currently an impossible feat, but what is in our control is practicing healthy eye care habits that can help reduce the toll on our eyes.
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Unfortunately, reducing screen time is currently an impossible feat, but what is in our control is practicing healthy eye care habits that can help reduce the toll on our eyes.
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I found myself lying in a shallow pool of warm water about 10 inches deep and 10 times more buoyant than seawater. If I moved, the water tickling my arms reminded me that I wasn’t hopelessly adrift on the Dead Sea at night.
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I found myself lying in a shallow pool of warm water about 10 inches deep and 10 times more buoyant than seawater. If I moved, the water tickling my arms reminded me that I wasn’t hopelessly adrift on the Dead Sea at night.
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