knives of light…
The forests of our tribal past are paved…
“I Must Become” and “On Awakening”
The future: milky, obscured with smoke and warthogs.
do you recall…
Breathing came by instinct, but his body was paralyzed and eternities away. As if from a different life, he heard someone calling a name.
“That’s funny,” she said. “I never noticed that. Why do you suppose I do it?”
Alumna Pamela Kallimanis examines the lasting effects of 9/11 on New Yorkers through a series of poems.
And me there, so soiled…
When I first moved to New York, I used to look around at people and wonder what it does to the mind to never see the horizon.
SLC Recollections
by Jacqueline Strzemp ’08
Five Starting Points
by Joanna Harmonosky ’10
Letter of Welcome
by Jennifer Montalbano ’05 MA
A Message About On-Campus Activism
by Michelle Lewin ’09
The “Different” World of Sarah Lawrence
by Allison Grande ’08
Some Words of Advice From a Once Disaffected, Now Happily Adjusted, SLC’er
by Michelle Koufopoulos ’10
Welcome to Sarah Lawrence
by Nevan Scott ’09
Introducing The Keynote
by Jean Gibbons ’30 DI
From Ovaries to Breasts: The Reconstruction of the American Female Body
by Nina Donghia ’07
Barcelona, etc.
by Jacqueline Strzemp ’08
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