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Author Archives: Jianwen Sun
Anna Nurse Memo By: Jianwen Sun
Date: November 28, 2013 To: Professor Akana From: Jianwen Sun Subject: Anna Nurse Workshop Memo Who was the Presenter? Craig Hobson, who is the executive chef in Le Cirque, was the presenter of Anna Nurse Workshop on October 10. … Continue reading
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Better off Spread
Ā Ā Better off Spread is a small local business owned by Jenny & Jonny, a couple from Brooklyn. They have a dream āchanneling their crazy into a spreadable empireā. The location is 261 Smith Street, Degraw & Douglass of Brooklyn. … Continue reading
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Where Iām From We Eat By: Jianwen Sun inspired By: Willie Perdomo
If I said I was from Shanghai, China, where contours of ground buildings everywhere, sprawling lines of cars are on the all roads, and patient people with light smiles love their life, would you know where Iām from? Where I … Continue reading
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