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	Maya Merberg’s personal narrative midterm piece When asked how I identify as American I’d like to say that I don’t. I was born into […] Read \| History	Melanie Blood	November 7, 2014	November 7, 2014	Drama
	Daneila Cregan’s Na-po-li-tan-a Na-pol-i-tan-a it’s a language, or a dialect, that I understand but I can’t speak My family packed it up in […] Read \| History	Melanie Blood	November 7, 2014	November 7, 2014	Drama
	Toad I want to assure that toad that I mean no harm. I have absolutely no desire to cause any kind […] Read \| History	Jackie Miller	November 19, 2014	November 19, 2014
	Need I’m here again. Every night, I’m here. I swore I wouldn’t be, time and time again, every goddamn night. I […] Read \| History	Jackie Miller	November 4, 2014	November 19, 2014
	Issues of Consent and Pedophilia in Fledgling I found several aspects of the novel extremely problematic and difficult to read. My main issues were with Wright’s relationship […] Read \| History	Hannah Kingsley	February 12, 2015	February 12, 2015	Speculative Fiction
	The Case for a Liberal Education A running joke on campus is that as we walk up the hills to class we look at our friends […] Read \| History	Aileen Mack	September 10, 2015	September 10, 2015	Reader and Text
	John Gallaher This past Monday (9/21/15) I had the pleasure of attending John Gallaher’s poetry reading. Prior to this, I was unfamiliar […] Read \| History	Maria Smith	September 27, 2015	September 27, 2015
	“In the middle of things” with John Gallaher “I used to think that my life wasn’t interesting enough to write about.” A simple statement, but one that resonated […] Read \| History	Lily Codera	September 28, 2015	September 28, 2015	Writers
	Wandering Rocks: Geospatial Ulysses The link below will take you to a visual exploration of the ninth chapter of Ulysses, which explores the intertwining […] Read \| History	Kristen Druse	December 11, 2015	December 11, 2015
	Exercise 0: Plummeting for Suspension In my worries I am plummeting down steps, industrial, medieval, breezy welcome stairs like little landings where a foot could […] Read \| History	Arthur Swieckowski	January 22, 2016	February 17, 2016		exercise 0, plummeting for suspension, poetry
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