“The Other Woman”, “ Jailhouse”, and “How to Ask out that Sista who writes those funny words in her notebook”.
“I am your mother” you say as if there was a doubt—my questioning – is not doubting –
Our futures turn like a coin’s face in midair, and whatever
the result, our parts will be played out by paper dolls…
Each mouth and a microphone, the crisp of saliva, each thick throat—
And this is how it is: …
knives of light…
The forests of our tribal past are paved…
“I Must Become” and “On Awakening”
The future: milky, obscured with smoke and warthogs.
do you recall…
The Man Who Killed Pluto: Dr. Mike Brown
by Melissa Stanger ’10
Q and A with Humanitarian Photographer Lane Montgomery
by Jasmine Rivera ’09
Going Abroad, But Closer to Home
by India Nicholas ’09
Registration via Interview: Weighing the Schlep Against the Benefits
by Helen Goodman ’11
The Weekly
by Rebecca Rubenstein ’09
The Weekly
by Helen Goodman ’11
Scenes From My Life
by Emma Barrie ’09
Old Ruby's Receipt for Pecan Tarts
by Naomi Kaye ’09
Abortion Policy and Rhetoric in Europe and the United States
by Danielle Young ’09
Young Woman
by Naomi Edmondson ’11
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