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Redefinitions

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A Space for Reflection and Response

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SIXBYEIGHT PRESS COMMUNITY Written by APR And we expected this epoch to end in holocaust’s caustic fire and terror, as the terrible tremors pervade our pathetic facade of stability and…
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The Hot Box: A 47-Minute Whodunit

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CAITLIN OUANO Characters DET. MILES MURRAY (I), lead detective on the case JOHN REESE (R), partner ELLEN ROSANO (D), partner CAROLYN DANIELS (D), associate MIKE MCCOY (R), associate; found the…
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Iso-Survivorship in the Time of COVID-19

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The Slate Cleaner

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ANONYMOUS Editor’s Note: TW: this article discusses workplace/sexual harassment. You are twenty-something. You are small bodied but have big ambition. You are an actress, and you’re no stranger to having…
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Begin Again

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In this issue, we explore the various perspectives that come with the concept of resets, discussing and examining it as both an opportunity to have new beginnings and restarts, but…
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Alex’s Choice — Life Below the Mason-Dixon

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A few months ago I wandered into an exhibition of Sally Mann‘s photography. I have to admit that I had no idea who she was, but I was enchanted by…
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The Daemon’s in the Details

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KATIE ROSENGARTEN The world of fiction is arguably where animals shine brightest. That, and when their lives are dramatically narrated by Sir David Attenborough’s mellifluous RP accent. Unchained from the…
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Graveyard Shift: A Short Story (Part 1)

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