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- Post- Search for: post- feature arts & culture narrative lifestyle housing guide quizzes editor’s note about bdh Family of Four A Story, or Not, of Gentrification February 18, 2021 | Feature article by Ingrid Ren , illustrated by Lucia Tian When I was in the fifth grade, my family of four moved into a penthouse studio apartment located in downtown San Francisco, elegantly named Symphony Towers. An odd location for a family, the building was filled with young, single professionals and couples—the kinds of people you’d imagine wanting to live in the center of a […] Hallogallo how a song from 1972 restored my faith in the future February 18, 2021 | Arts and Culture article by Joseph Suddleson , illustrated by Will Nussbaum When I returned home after uncontrolled spread of COVID-19 forced the university to shut down in-person operations, I was lost. 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