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And Walter Wedge in “Camp Aigoo” | By Meaghan Uijung Dunn (Fall 2020 issue)
Kimchi Girl made her first Korean Quarterly appearance in 1998. KQ had just published their very first paper in 1997. Man, I feel old! I guess she’s 22 years old now and legal to drink soju. Look for her in the next issue of KQ newspaper if you’re walking around the Twin cities. Welcome back Kimchi Girl. @uijung13 #kimchigirl ~ Meaghan Uijing Dunn
In “Covid Quarantine” | By Meaghan Uijung Dunn (Summer 2020 issue)
Kimchi Girl made her first Korean Quarterly appearance in 1998. KQ had just published their very first paper in 1997. Man, I feel old! I guess she’s 22 years old now and legal to drink soju. Look for her in the next issue of KQ newspaper if you’re walking around the Twin cities. Welcome back Kimchi Girl. @uijung13 #kimchigirl ~ Meaghan Uijing Dunn
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