Smokehouse
It was as if I’d swallowed the forest fire itself, all of it burning and alive inside of me
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You Don’t Know
You don’t know. You never have gone anywhere, / they said. You have no travels.
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Letters to the Editor: September/October 2024
On politics, poetry, and dream machines
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ayistôtawin
TikTok ekwa Instagram kiwîcihikon kâwe kâpacihtâhk iyiniw pîkiskwewina ohci metoni iskweyânihk
Read More Social Media Is Helping Bring Indigenous Languages Back from the Brink
Government funding is dwindling. TikTok and Instagram are filling the gap
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Journalism Requires Investment, Engagement, and the Odd Order of Souvlaki with Thick-Cut Fries
The lessons I learned at a campus paper are still true today
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A Festering
So it can all begin / again, from scratch.
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My Guilty Pleasure: I Enjoy Southern Gospel Because It Hardly Makes Me Feel at All
As a consequence of growing up Black in a white world, I am comfortable feeling alienated from my own emotions
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Are Universities Failing the Accommodations Test?
As instructors struggle to meet the complex needs of students, schools are leaving both to fend for themselves
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