Entire DC Network | Open Access Articles | Digital Commons Network™

Klipsun Magazine, 2006, Volume 37, Issue 02 - November, Taune Sweet

Klipsun Magazine

In the face of opposition, it is often hard for a person to stay true to his or herself. We've all faced personal challenges that make us question who we are or what we're doing. For me, that challenge was believing in myself. When I first started taking journalism courses Spring quarter 2005, I wasn't sure if I was cut out for the major - the workload seemed too much. But I stayed with it, knowing that writing is one of my greatest skills and passions. Now, only a quarter away from graduation. I'm seeing more and more each day …

Go to article

Klipsun Magazine 2004, Volume 34, Issue 04 - March, Annie Billington

Klipsun Magazine

As I walk past faces of strangers on a sidewalk or through Red Square, I often wonder about the life story behind each nameless face. I speculate about the experiences they have encountered, who they have met and what is important to them.

After reading this issue of Klipsun’s unusual stories, I realize that each person has a story behind their life. No one’s life is the same. No one’s life is like your own. Most importantly, you can never predict the history or life of a stranger. Each person has a story to tell, whether it be great or …

Go to article

Klipsun Magazine, 1998, Volume 28, Issue 03 - March, Jana Alexander

Klipsun Magazine

Klipsun has been accused of lacking a plan, but that's just not true.

Our methods are simple. We set people free to seek out stories and shoot photographs in an attempt to live up to the sunset mentality: A sunset is spontaneous. It's brilliantly colored one day, causing one to stop and stare; the next day it may be colored sparely, with puffy clouds covering its paleness. The reaction a sunset evokes is dependent on a plan that is pure, uncontrolled, and impossible to define.

Our plan, however, is easy to define. We respect passion as a propellant for quality. …

Go to article