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Literature As A Pathway To Steam Careers, Michelle Mohrweis
Literature As A Pathway To Steam Careers, Michelle Mohrweis
The STEAM Journal
In this piece, I discuss the way STEAM focused literature can help guide students into the world of STEAM. Through books, kids can see themselves doing STEAM focused careers, helping to make it more accessible even to groups still underrepresented in many technical fields. STEAM in children’s literature can also help students navigate important skills, such as the design process and learning how to have a growth mindset.
Diamond Line - Fall 2020, Autumn Blaylock, Emily Corn, Heather Drouse, Claire Hutchinson, Elise Lusk, Alexis Jamilee Carter, Lauren Dial, Toby James Haymore, Caroline Jennings, Heidi Kirk, Brittaney Mann, Anna Karen Olivo, Hadley West, Tabitha Novotny, Lexie Price
Diamond Line - Fall 2020, Autumn Blaylock, Emily Corn, Heather Drouse, Claire Hutchinson, Elise Lusk, Alexis Jamilee Carter, Lauren Dial, Toby James Haymore, Caroline Jennings, Heidi Kirk, Brittaney Mann, Anna Karen Olivo, Hadley West, Tabitha Novotny, Lexie Price
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
In following up the premier issue of The Diamond Line, the fall 2020 editorial staff had big shoes to fill. We took on the challenge of creating something that would uphold the framework of Issue 1 while simultaneously branching out from its margins.
Like the editors before us, we had a vision, but ours took a new form — bright, warm colors. Sunset colors. Moons. Playful lines. Isolation and introspection. A stroll through an art gallery. A coming-of-age story bound between two groovy orange bookends. While Issue 2 does not have an overarching theme, we chose the cover art, “Pandemic …
Looking For Home, Misty Yarnall
Sunny Days, Julia Grunes
Children Of The Corn, Quetzali Lopez
Children Of The Corn, Quetzali Lopez
First-Gen Voices: Creative and Critical Narratives on the First-Generation College Experience
“Child of the Corn” was a short script inspired by my family’s taqueria in Chicago. The story is intended to be a light comedy, but still addresses the issues of gentrification happening in cultural communities. Xiomara and her little brother, Abel, are working at their family’s restaurant when they discover a new yuppie taco joint has opened up across the street. While Abel is excited to scope out the competition, Xiomara is concerned about how can affect her family’s work.
Bélair, Nicolas Balutet
Peau De Lune (Encore Une Fable De Lézards Et Salamandres), Sílvia Aymerich, Hélène Beaulieu
Peau De Lune (Encore Une Fable De Lézards Et Salamandres), Sílvia Aymerich, Hélène Beaulieu
The Goose
Il dormait dans les creux entre les roches, prenait le soleil sur les dalles, se cachait derrière les pierres et avait ainsi appris par cœur toute la gamme des gris et des bruns. La plupart des animaux de la montagne près de Barcelone s’étaient contentés d’une seule couleur. Lui, par contre, en faisant un effort gigantesque, arrivait à presser fortement ses rugosités pour obtenir une peau plus foncée en plein soleil. À relaxer de nouveau et récupérer un ton plus sablonneux au crépuscule. Et il en était fier.
72 Orchids, Lilly Hinckley
Underground Lipstick, Garrett Davis
Paris, Lilly Hinckley
What I Do, Miriam Berne
Stirring Movements, Brian Clow
If We Had A Kid, - Darrel -
Zamzaroo, Zarang, And The Rabbit Men, Adan Mulvaney
Zamzaroo, Zarang, And The Rabbit Men, Adan Mulvaney
Conspectus Borealis
This short fiction story is the tale of a grandfather, his rabbit, and his adopted granddaughter. This story was originally inspired when I heard the story of a suicidal rabbit. The rabbit never ran away from loud or scary noises. By ignoring his innate survival instincts, he was essentially inviting death. I found it intriguing how stagnancy can be a form of death. Though the story itself is fiction, some of the events that happened to the characters actually happened to people surrounding me. It is my hope that after reading this story, the reader can appreciate how peculiar and …
Mythic Circle #42, The Editors
Mythic Circle #42, The Editors
The Mythic Circle
The Mythic Circle is a creative writing journal devoted to fantasy-inspired creative works; it has been published by the Mythopoeic Society since 1987, and earlier versions of the Society’s creative writing efforts extend to Mythril (1971 to 1980) and Mythellany (1981 to 1987). These journals have now been archived in their entirety at https://dc.swosu.edu/mythsoc/ through the efforts of the Society’s archivist, Phillip Fitzsimmons, and digital assistant Benjamin Dressler. All but the current issue may be downloaded for free, and the current issue may be purchased as a digital download or ordered as a print-on-demand title from Amazon.
In its thirty-three …
A Christian Response To Art And Literature: A Very Short Guide To Images And Texts, Andy Graff
A Christian Response To Art And Literature: A Very Short Guide To Images And Texts, Andy Graff
Cedarville Review
No abstract provided.
How To Measure A Coastline, Nora E. Culik
How To Measure A Coastline, Nora E. Culik
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
The infinite shoreline of Lake Superior is embedded in the mathematical imagination, the memory of its stony beaches, and in the unifying consciousness that holds them all, just as the lake itself lies cradled in the land. The narrator of these paradoxes finds the lake, its border, and the calculi strewn along its shore a place a space between worlds where we rediscover that we can’t measure what we can’t locate, and can’t locate what we can’t measure, even the versions of ourselves.
Some Thoughts On Aiiieeeee! In 2019, Shawna Ryan
Some Thoughts On Aiiieeeee! In 2019, Shawna Ryan
Asian American Literature: Discourses & Pedagogies
A creative writer reflects on the legacy of Aiiieeeee!
Square American Apple Pie, Karen Zheng
Monsters Of Wellington Forest, Lauren Pauley
Grey, Melissa Reynolds
Every Journey Begins With The First Step, Timothy Poisson, Dom Bull
Every Journey Begins With The First Step, Timothy Poisson, Dom Bull
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Whispers, Taqdees Mela
Nothing More, Margaret Dornaus
Nothing More, Margaret Dornaus
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
Her Nose Is Different From Her Nose, Mariama L. Dodd
Father-Mother God, Kit Carlson
Father-Mother God, Kit Carlson
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
Hearing Things, Angus Maccaull
Hearing Things, Angus Maccaull
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
Alma, Mike Itayla
Alma, Mike Itayla
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
Basement, Kimberly Ramos
Basement, Kimberly Ramos
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.