Skyline
College/North San Mateo County Oral History Archives, Skyline
College Library
Student project for LSCI 110
- Digital Oral Research Project, Skyline College
Mary Rose Arellano
Click on the links below to hear audio segments from an
April 2012 interview by Cyra dela
Cruz with Mary Rose Arellano, who came in the United States with her parents in
2008. The migration along the economic recession that year, affected their
family financially and emotionally.
Table of Contents:
1. Migration
2. Concerns and expectations
3. Arrival
4. Economy
5. Homesickness
7. Present
8. Overcome
Segment 1
Migration in the U.S. (2:42)
Mary Rose
talks about how she felt migrating to a new environment.
Mary Rose with his
dad, Rey in the Philippines 2010
(First visit in the Philippines after migrating)
Segment 2
Concerns and Expectations (3:10)
Mary Rose
discusses her concerns and her expectations in the United States.
Segment 3
Arrival (3:25)
She also
discusses her thoughts when she first came in the states.
Segment 4
Economy (2:35)
Mary Rose
tells how she and her family was affected by the recession.
Mary Rose’s parents
Segment 5
Homesickness (2:23)
Mary Rose
explains how she felt the longing for home.
Segment 6
Filipinos in Daly City (2:17)
She
differentiate the Filipinos in Daly City and in the Philippines. Also what is
like living as Filipino in Daly City.
Segment 7
Present (1:39)
Mary Rose
explains her family relationship now and her life currently.
Mary Rose and her family in NAIA in December 2010
Segment 8
Overcoming (3:03)
Mary Rose
explained how she overcame homesickness.
Mary Rose with her
friends in February 2012
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last revised: 4-29-10
by Eric Brenner, Skyline College, San Bruno, CA
These materials may be used for educational purposes.† North San Mateo County Oral
History Archives, Skyline College Library.
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comments or suggestions, email: Eric Brenner at brenner@smccd.edu†