Meghan Parsons

Photographer — Class of 2019

Number of articles: 2

First Article: April 14, 2017

Latest Article: September 7, 2018

5 photos by Meghan Parsons

**FLOCKING TOGETHER:** Wheelwright spoke to a full room of Brunswick Community members at the Curtis Memorial Library on Wednesday evening. He explained the inspiration behind "the Naturalist's Notebook," told several anecdotes and concluded the evening's event with a reading.

**READ BETWEEN THE LINES:** Members of the Bowdoin community gathered in the Museum of Art on Tuesday evening for the opening reception of “Why Draw? 500 Years of Drawings and Watercolor.” The exhibition will be on display until September 3rd, 2017.

Tai, who is Korean, Shoshone and Mexican, is looking to expanding his menu into fusion foods, like the popular Korean-Mexican bulgogi tacos that are so popular in California.

Though he’s worked at brick-and-mortar restaurants before, Tai enjoys the flexibility of the food truck lifestyle. He has two young children, and Taco the Town allows him to spend more time with them outside.

Talk of the Quad

Brave choices on Anxiety’s front

By Meghan Parsons • September 7, 2018

Growing up, my anxiety was like a cloud. Always there, mostly invisible to others, making everything a little bit more grey. For many years, I thought that everyone had one. I had always been taught that my brain was my most valuable possession.

Polar Eyes

Truck Stop

By Ann Basu and Meghan Parsons • April 14, 2017

Taco the Town is officially back from its winter hiatus. This food truck, run by Chef Tai Choo and his crew, is a unique addition to Brunswick’s culinary scene. Choo grew up eating from San Francisco taco trucks and brought his tastebuds to Maine, serving up tacos, burritos and quesadillas for his community.

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