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EDITORIAL: The Economist in the Midst of a Dying Newspaper Industry and Rising Media Giants

How The Economist Continues to Present Itself as an Attractive Option in the Midst of a Dying Newspaper Industry and Rising Media Giants...

PROSE: A Show of Smoke and Mirrors: Hades and Eurydice

Eurydice's breath rattled like the snake who caressed her neck, "Is that why you stole me so early? Because you love me?"

POETRY: I Learn How To Write Poetry

in a world that’s falling ill, or maybe falling apart. It takes two mornings for me to fall in love with a ghost. I think she lives...

STUDENT RESOURCE: Dear Writers of 2020, Think Magically (Please)!

“Resistance and change often begin in our art—the art of word.” -Ursula Le Guin So your world has collapsed and every day is a new...

EDITORIAL: Partisan Politics and How America Will Deal With the Climate Crisis

Partisan Politics Meets a Necessary and Time Sensitive Politics Recent surges in this issue’s popularity encouraged the unveiling of a...

NEWS: Seattle NHL Expansion Draft’s Impact on the Vancouver Canucks Roster

Expansion Draft The Kraken will reach out its tentacle and take players from every team in the league – excluding the Vegas Golden...

BOOK REVIEW: The Toll by Neal Shusterman

Two teens must learn the “art of killing” in Neal Shusterman’s Arc of a Scythe trilogy. On November 4, 2019, Shusterman released The...

INTERVIEW: Sanha Lim, Founder of the Anecdote App

Like any other social media app, Anecdote’s home screen features a scrolling feed of posts, with view, like, and comment counters. Posts...

PROSE: My Brother's Friend

I had a suspicion my older brother was going insane after our parents died. My brother lived alone. Our homes were close to each other; I...