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Angel Oak Tree near Charleston, SC

How she came to be like the old oak tree

Kelsey Dantuma, Managing Editor of Online Assignments
April 16, 2021
Black-headed Seagulls at Seven Seas Beach

The failure of the seagulls and me

Kelsey Dantuma, Managing Editor of Online Assignments
April 15, 2021
Blue Garden Respite

The vine gave her the relief she desired

Kelsey Dantuma, Managing Editor of Online Assignments
April 14, 2021
Jia Niemeyer's creative side lies within poetry and art

Jia Niemeyer’s creative side lies within poetry and art

Angelina Keeler, Staff Writer
March 31, 2021
The Giving Tree was a book I read all the time growing up—it was one of my favorites.

The shadow took it all

Kelsey Dantuma, Managing Editor of Online Assignments
March 5, 2021
allposters.com off of Pinterest

She’s drowning in the life she’s always feared to live

Avery Jordan, Publicity Managing Editor
February 25, 2021
Courtesy of COVID-19, here's a picture from my 17th birthday!

Eighteen marks the beginning of my adulthood

Savannah Elenbaas, Staff Writer
February 22, 2021
The fall season represents a fall for freedom and a fall for all.

Life’s stairs have led into the abyss

Lynlee Derrick, Editor in Chief
February 17, 2021
My best friend and I caught toads and frogs which we put in a bucket.

When I reminisce about the fleeting of spring

Savannah Elenbaas, Staff Writer
February 15, 2021
An extremely grainy photo—but nonetheless one of my favorites—from the day I started this list

A tabulation of all that she romanticizes

Natalie Mix, Print Managing Editor
February 15, 2021
The sun is high in the sky with the beach as the setting.

The thought of you is what keeps her living

Savannah Elenbaas, Staff Writer
February 8, 2021
My friend Kate and I take a picture in good lighting.

My symbolic sardines are what make me who I am

Savannah Elenbaas, Staff Writer
February 1, 2021
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