Writing Portfolio
Samples of my work from Spoon University BU and the Daily Free Press. All articles included in this section were pitched and wrote by
me, and edited by the respective publication's team.
To all of the suburbia natives trying to find your footing in Boston, you may need some guidance on where to get good grub. You’re probably looking to impress the family when they visit for parents’ weekend and show them that you’ve found your way in city living — and there’s nothing like an awe-inspiring meal to do just that. ​
Everyone travels for different reasons. It could be to visit the city’s greatest museums and landmarks or for adventure if you’re someone with a hunger for an adrenaline rush. I like to travel for the food and the immersion in history and culture.
I grew up with the idea in my head that “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” set a poor example for women. My parents never wanted me to watch it, even though my mom had it on her bedroom television like clockwork every week.
As the climate gets a little colder, and the rosey noses and puffer parkas emerge, there’s one thought that floods the minds of more people than just Buddy the Elf –– Christmas is coming! Oh, and Hanukkah, too.
“Fueled with the terror of becoming prey, see how quickly we become predator” said Dr. Volumnia Gaul, head gamemaker in the prequel to The Hunger Games saga.
I make it a point to ask my Uber drivers how their day is going, maybe even strike up a conversation about where they’re from or what they do. Those who are receptive to it turn it into a peaceful conversation — something to pass the time on the drive. Sometimes it doesn’t go anywhere, and you just have to respect that, but most of the time you can tell they appreciate your empathy and will engage just as far as you’re willing.
This James Beard Award semifinalist is bringing his culture to the forefront of the food industry. He narrated his upbringing and success in a conversation at WBUR CitySpace on October 18th.
I can’t say that Eataly doesn’t have a good mission, and I won’t say that I haven’t explored its markets with wide eyes and an open stomach –– but my main concern is its place in Boston.
How QR code menus and ordering is changing the food scene and the culture in a restaurant.
Variety is the Spice of Life
The five best cafes to study at and sip on a cup of coffee in the Boston area.
