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The Promethean, Volume 17, Contents May Be Hot, 2009, English Department, Concordia University-Portland
The Promethean, Volume 17, Contents May Be Hot, 2009, English Department, Concordia University-Portland
The Promethean
During our first meeting, I let the staff know my expectations for the 2008-2009 Promethean edition. Like previous years, I imagined fresh, bold writing and raw talent. With the same inspiration, I imagined a bolder journal; a journal with power and authenticity; a journal that would forever be memorable for the quality, quantity and impression. The Promethean staff grounded these ideas, while the contributors shaped them. I've never felt prouder of The Promethean. Graduating and leaving the position to Kristine never scared me; I knew we had the same visions, and I give all the credit to her.
-Jess Bouchard, …
The Promethean, Volume 12, Number 02, Winter 2004, English Department, Concordia University-Portland
The Promethean, Volume 12, Number 02, Winter 2004, English Department, Concordia University-Portland
The Promethean
Welcome to the Fall/Winter 2003-04 issue of The Promethean. We are pleased to feature essays, poems, and artwork contributed by members of the Concordia University community during the fall semester. This is our most substantial issue to date and we are pleased with the breadth of perspective and genre that is represented. This issue features the three entries in our annual fall themed-essay forum: "Is the World a Safer Place?" The writers that participated, printed here, offer thoughtful reflections on our responses to September 11 and the war on tenorism.
Also in this issue local poet David Biespiel reflects on …
The Promethean, Volume 06, Number 02, Spring 1998, English Department, Concordia University-Portland
The Promethean, Volume 06, Number 02, Spring 1998, English Department, Concordia University-Portland
The Promethean
What a glorious spring! How lucky we are to live in such delightful surroundings. The Pacific Northwest is a gardener's delight, full of fertile soil and scenic beauty. Our own Concordia campus is a wonderful example of the exciting variety of blooms, blossoms, greenery, and landscaping that can be achieved here. It's such a treat to walk around campus and observe the many plants, lovingly tended by our grounds crew, all wildly blooming and sweetly scented. Your eye strays from one blossom to another ...to the ivy-covered brick walls...what a great oak tree...look, there's a daffodil next to a...cigarette butt? …