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MFA—Recipe For Success or Disaster?

By Kate Monica

March 31, 2016
“Does any (MFA) program really improve anybody, as much as simply identifying them? And, after identifying them, not ruining them?” —Chang-rae Lee, On...
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Francis Ponge: Things, Doodads, and Whatchamacallits

by Nicholas DiBenedetto

March 27, 2016
*Author’s Note: I’d like to thank Darcie Dennigan for introducing me to Francis Ponge and his poems, and Kerry Carnahan, Shannon Hearn, Emily...
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Remembering Robert Frost

by Emily Cantor

March 26, 2016
“In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life — It goes on.” —Robert Frost Today marks the 142nd birthday of the American poet...
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“Striking Prayer’s Attitude:” A Dalliance with the Poetry of Carl Phillips

by Nicholas DiBenedetto

March 16, 2016
“Sometimes the thought that I’m doomed / to fail – that the body is – keeps me almost steady,” – Carl Phillips Thus writes Carl Phillips in “Stray,”...
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A review of Richard Siken’s War of the Foxes

by Kate Monica

March 14, 2016
“Tell me about the dream where we pull the bodies out of the lake and dress them in warm clothes again. How it was late, and no one could sleep, the...
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Cheesy Novel Addicts Anonymous

by Emily Catenzaro

March 14, 2016
My name is Emily and I have something to get off my chest. I’m a cheesy novel addict. I began reading cheesy novels around age… actually, the...
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Why Science Majors Should Take Creative Writing

by Rebecca Nelson

March 12, 2016
I’m a biology major—the quintessential science major, literally the study of life. In many of my required classes, the professors give out more exams...
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Stay Creative This Spring Break

by Emily Cantor

March 11, 2016
“You can’t wait for inspiration, you have to go after it with a club.” — Jack London It’s been a long winter of below-freezing temperatures, snow, and...
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Remembering a Sci-Fi Great

by Asiya Haouchine

March 11, 2016
“I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.” — Douglas Adams Like many great things, Douglas Adams’ life was gone too...
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