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The Journal is produced by student editors in the CAS Core Curriculum, primarily those enrolled in HUB CC192: Collegiate Publishing Workshop. Our mission is to expand our engagement with great works, great questions, and great ideas, empowered by our study of the liberal arts, and to share these conversations with communities beyond the classroom.\u00a0The Journal is published annually and is available at no cost to members of the CAS community and interested members of the public as supplies allow; contact the staff<\/a> to pick up a copy. Select issues can be purchased through Amazon.com.<\/p>\n >> Click here to open the full issue PDF in a new window<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n A note on the layout: Where punctuation occurs inside a pair of quotation marks, the editors intend the reader to understand that the punctuation is either original to the material being quoted, or appears there by convention, as in the case of periods after article titles in \u2018Works Consulted\u2019 lists.<\/em><\/p>\n Editor\u2019s Note – Vanessa Hanger<\/strong> (p.8; or read at the Core blog)<\/a><\/p>\n Essays & Criticism<\/strong><\/p>\n Creative Writing<\/strong><\/p>\n Features & Multimodal<\/strong><\/p>\n Reports & Briefings<\/strong><\/p>\n Arts & Photography<\/strong><\/p>\n Analects of Core<\/strong> About Our Contributors and Staff<\/strong> (p.158)<\/p>\n Fine print: All rights are reserved by the creators of these texts and images. Creative works published herein are works of the imagination; any resemblance to persons or beings living or dead may be coincidental, or may be artistically deliberate. Resemblance to fictional characters found originally in song, myth, art, religion or literature is in all cases meaningful, and in many cases, inspired. The Journal crest, logo and monograph introduced in this issue were concepted by Alexandra Mascarello for BU BookLab. Correspondence may be sent to the editors c\/o the Arts & Sciences Core Curriculum at Boston University, 685 Commonwealth Avenue, Suite 119, in Boston, Massachusetts, 02215, or via email<\/a>.<\/p>\nTable of Contents, with links to online exclusives<\/h3>\n
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\nby Daniel Cardosi (p.12)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Kei Kwan Queena Lau (p.22)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Carolyn Zou (p.26)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Marina Berardino (p.46)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Jonas Raedler (p.59)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Maggie Farren (p.72)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Sabine Ollivier-Yamin (p.78)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Arezu Monshizadeh (p.82)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Vivian Dai (p.90)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Nyah Patel (p.102)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Sigourney Schultz (p.126)<\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
\nby Cory Willingham (p.16; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Carlos Eduardo Santos Torres (p.17; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Alexandra Mascarello (p.21)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Eva Ragonese (p.25; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Cat Dossett (p.32)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Jenna Riedl (p.42; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Maggie Farren (p.45; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Greye Dunn (p.58; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby <\/em>Roberto Cordova (p.63)<\/li>\n
\nby Bella T. Fong (p.64)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Monica Courtney (p.69; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Samantha Vatalaro (p.75)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Zachary Bos (p.76; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Andrew Kelbley (p.80)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Zo\u00eb Figueroa (p.94; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Ryan Ives (p.101)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Brian Ko (p.106)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Sassan Tabatabai (p.112; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Junia Genevieve Janvier (p.119; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Veronica Booth (p.157; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
\nby Isabel Plower, Ziwen Xie, Tammy Dong and Avi Nguyen (p.37)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Isabella Very (p.43; view online<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Noelle No (p.105; view online<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Bruce Hallgren and Nyah Patel (p.114; read the full version<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\ncompiled by Marco Rotella w\/Zachary Bos (p.145)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Miho Namba (p.140)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Seynedhee Avenie (online exclusive<\/a><\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
\nby Jack Norton (p.66)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Jennifer Motzer (p.95)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Riya Beri (p.108)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Tian Liao (p.138)<\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
\nby Onosereme Ofoman (cover)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Brian Jorgensen (p.10; listen as part of a reading of the Menaechmi<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Elisabeth Graves (p.15)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Alexandra Mascarello (p.20)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Elisabeth Graves (p.24)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Isabel Mejia (p.33)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby David Green (p.52)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Alexandra Castro Iberico (p.64)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Laura Meyer (p.69)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Zachary Bos (p.76)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Kyna Hamill (p.87; listen on Spotify<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Susan Foster (p.88)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Brian Jorgensen (p.89)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Jaden Duenas (p.90)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Kaitlyn DeSouza (p.98; listen here<\/a>)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Andrew Huynh (p.113)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Sneha Korlakunta (p.121)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Alexandra Mascarello (p.137)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Kehan Yin (p.143)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Chloe Hite (p.146)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Andrew Huynh (p.149)<\/em><\/li>\n
\nby Gwen Liu (p.166)<\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nMarx trans. Fernbach (p.2); Daodejing trans. Ivanhoe (p.14); Aristotle trans. Ostwald (p.15); Confucius trans. Watson (p.24); Genesis trans. Alter (p.62); Rousseau trans. Cress (p.68); Plato trans. Reeve (p.74); Declaration of the Rights of Man & Citizen (p.79); Dickinson (p.87); Semp\u00e9 (p.88); Tennyson (p.102); Freud trans. Strachey (p.136); Du Bois (p.137); Daodejing trans. Le Guin (p.166); Dante trans. Mandelbaum (p.167); and Ibn Khald\u00fbn trans. Rosenthal (p.168).<\/p>\n