Illustration by Masha Zhdanova Journalism of the past was romanticized and in some specific cases it actually had sex appeal. There was a real sense of dignity and purpose in
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This summer has consisted of me trying to figure out what kind of work I want to do with my art. Through the months of figuring it out, I’ve realized
Photo by Tyler Spinosa If you’ve attended SCAD for a full round of fall, winter and spring quarters, you know that the time to finally rest and put your mind
Photo by Madeline Lenahan Many Americans waited with bated breath for the details of the royal engagement and royal wedding to be announced, tearing through rag magazines at the grocery
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Da Capo Press “This is not Fame: A 'From What I Re-Memoir,'” is the most recent book from author and comedian Doug Stanhope. The book is a collection of stories
Illustration by Tyler Spinosa Everywhere I look people are bogged down by their own negativity — including myself. Even as I write this article I’m thinking about the handshake that