Today, April 30th, 2024, is National Bubble Tea Day. It was founded in 2018 by the National Day Calendar and Kung Fu Tea. Bubble tea is a more formal name for a popular drink nicknamed boba, which is known for its tapioca pearls, also called boba. The pearls are often paired with milk tea, but can be found in smoothies, milkshakes, frozen lemonade, and many more drinks. Everyday, like clockwork, tons of Rosemont students walk down to the Ralphs plaza to hang out. At the plaza, we have our very own bubble tea shop, named Ohoo, a boba shop that opened fairly recently. April 30th will be on a Tuesday this year, so if you happen to be in the area, make sure to stop by and wish the workers a “happy Bubble Tea Day,” for dealing with us students and our need for boba on a daily basis.
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Violet Simpson is an aspiring writer who enjoys anything pink and vintage. Her favorite type of food is Japanese, despite being raised in the deep south. Violet was born in Birmingham, Alabama surrounded by her family, until her father got his dream job offer and moved to La Crescenta. She loves to write fiction with aspects of fantasy and horror stories, but when writing non-fiction, a simple research paper is her default. Since moving she’s become quite attached to the city, but still takes every chance she can to go and visit her family back south.