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A Portrait
by Jeny Patel Charcoal Drawing Made with charcoal, Jeny used a reference photo that was not of herself for this piece. Even though it was a photo of someone else, she shared that it began to look like an image of her own face from the side. As a creative, Jeny loves art as a… Read more
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Poetic License
March 2020 / COVID-19 / For My Children Remember us together when the schools shut down in a time that didn’t work like it did before, days that ran together when we couldn’t gather in groups of more than ten, or go out to eat, see a movie, or find hand sanitizer in good supply. … Read more
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The Lighthouse Keeper
by Jessilyn Rich Darkness had already consumed the sky above North Cliff road when Elle Bennington finally stepped on to the porch of her cottage. Why this always seemed to give her such a sense of shock she wasn’t sure, after eleven years you would think she would have grown used to arriving in darkness. … Read more
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Pandemic Movie Review
By Max Bartlett Things being what they are, I decided that watching the movie “Pandemic,” directed by John Suits might be the most appropriate thing for me to do on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Nope. And um, spoiler alert. Some of the scenes were eerily similar, empty playgrounds, abandoned sidewalks and city streets. But the… Read more
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Tabs on tabs on TaBs
by By Megan Hardison All right let’s get this out of the way: sometimes Google is the answer. You have lots of resources available to you for research, and you should learn how and when to use all of them. When library resources aren’t going to do the whole job, you may need to turn to the… Read more
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Doomsday Movies During A Pandemic
by Claudia Burns Even though we are currently in the middle of a pandemic, I still enjoy doomsday movies when I get the chance. Although some may find this distasteful at this moment and time, I feel like asking others if they enjoy doomsday movies as well is a good way to find people that… Read more
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