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12/08/2022

Take Only One Memory

how love. can define a life, or an after life

by Joylyn Chai

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08/18/2022

Measuring Time

One wine glass at a time

by Kalyani Iyer

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06/23/2022

Changing Seasons

April showers hopes for maybe this time, flowers

by Rachel Coppe

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06/25/2020

Bulgaria’s Beating Heart and Revolutionary Road

Dreaming back to that invincible summer

by John Hartley

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06/18/2020

Mind the Metro

An obituary for subway rides

by Jordan Walker

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04/20/2020

Something about Sofia

Part one of a Bulgarian dream

by John Hartley

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03/04/2019

Pulling Out the Pedestal

Exploring the role of Peter Kavinsky and the changing nature of romantic comedies

by Camille DiBenedetto

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11/27/2017

Poetry’s Affinity for Philosophy

Charisma in the ineffable

by Kelly Cherry

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03/10/2016

Accented Arias

Jennifer Higdon on opera, Star Wars, and adapting Cold Mountain for the stage

by Maren Larsen

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12/14/2011

Immortal Combat

Isn’t it romantic?

by Stefany Anne Golberg

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