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January 2nd 2023, Story Lee
January 2nd 2023, Story Lee
Landshark Literary Review
This piece was written during a sleepless night worrying about the current downward spiral of treatment of trans people. It is a quiet look into the almost-mundane fears and struggles of American trans people.
"Waiting By The Shores", Emily Suh
Amelie, August, Elisabeth A. Bailey
How Medical Cannabis Took Root In Mississippi, Loral Winn
How Medical Cannabis Took Root In Mississippi, Loral Winn
Honors Theses
How Medical Cannabis Took Root in Mississippi
(Under the direction of Dr. Iveta Imre)
How Medical Cannabis Took Root in Mississippi is a multimedia journalism piece that follows the timeline of medical cannabis’ legalization in Mississippi through the lives and lenses of characters from each sector of the medical marijuana industry. Written in a journalistic style with hints of narrative methods, the article tells the story of medical cannabis advocates, current patients, state registered practitioners, dispensary owners and employees, and a family-owned cultivation facility while also providing concrete evidence and facts about the legislation and regulations included in the state’s …
Celebrations 2023, University Of Mississippi Writing Project, University Of Mississippi. Office Of Pre-College Programs
Celebrations 2023, University Of Mississippi Writing Project, University Of Mississippi. Office Of Pre-College Programs
Celebrations: A Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Selfish Dandelions, Elton Tanaka
Vomit On The Beach, Elton Tanaka
Soap Of Grass, Elton Tanaka
John Green Doesn't Make Me Sick Anymore, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
John Green Doesn't Make Me Sick Anymore, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Transubstantiation, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Transubstantiation, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Reasons Why I Believe Doctor Who Is Real, Max Hunt
Reasons Why I Believe Doctor Who Is Real, Max Hunt
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Women Without Bodies: Autonomy, Empowerment, And Embodiment In Southern Women, Martha Peyton Ford
Women Without Bodies: Autonomy, Empowerment, And Embodiment In Southern Women, Martha Peyton Ford
Honors Theses
This thesis explores the relationship between rural, upper-class, Southern, white women and their bodies. In my attempts to understand this relationship, I analyze sources from the fields of gender studies, philosophy, and psychology, utilizing concepts such as the Cult of True Womanhood, the newly-emerging field of body memoirs, and the long-lasting but elusive idea of Southern ladyhood to make sense of cultural expectations of Southern women and their bodies. This research, alongside my use of autoethnography and oral history, serve as an anchor for my analysis of women’s relationships to their bodies, in which I use myself, my mother, and …
The Legend Of Neptune: A Portrait Of Enslavement And Emancipation In 18th-Century Worcester County, Massachusetts, Brigitte Lewis
The Legend Of Neptune: A Portrait Of Enslavement And Emancipation In 18th-Century Worcester County, Massachusetts, Brigitte Lewis
Honors Theses
“The Legend of Neptune” tracks the life of a man named Neptune, who was enslaved at my childhood home in Still River, MA 01467 for fifteen years during 1742-1757. The general topic of this undergraduate thesis is slavery in seventeenth and eighteenth-century central Massachusetts; the main topic is uncovering the voice, history, and stories of an identified enslaved and then free Black man named Neptune. The project uses a vast array of primary sources to construct a narrative that centers Neptune’s life and experiences, supported by secondary historical research. This project also tells a counternarrative to the official history of …
Salt, Carolyn Oliver
3 Poems, Ryo Yamaguchi
Full Issue, Journal Editors
Front Matter, Journal Editors
Kaleidoscopic And Maybe Even More True, Sarah Heying, Eric Nguyen
Kaleidoscopic And Maybe Even More True, Sarah Heying, Eric Nguyen
Yalobusha Review
No abstract provided.
In Island Time, Stefan Milne
Playing Cards, Dinah Cox
The Siren, Barbara Lock
Disorder, Erica Reid
Cherry Boy, John B. Oldenborg
2 Poems, Tiffany Hsieh
3 Poems, Timothy Otte
Metaphysical Trust Issues, Cassidy Mcfadzean
2 Poems, Sara Lupita Olivares
Three-In-One Sonic Beauty Device, Alyssa Perry
2 Poems, Theodore Worozbyt