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Second Reaction: Still A Family, Clara Thiry

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First Opinion: A Child’S Perspective On Homelessness, Tammi R. Davis

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Second Reaction: Yard Sale Critique, Melissa Kepler

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First Opinion: Yard Sale Simply Comes Up Short, Jennifer Conner

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Second Reaction: Developing Empathy Through The Can Man, Caven Belville

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First Opinion: Creating Conversations On Empathy And Poverty, Kyungjin Hwang, Lenny Sanchez

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Editorial: Illuminating Economic Fragility Through Children’S Literature, Nicholas E. Husbye

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University Of North Florida Faculty Publications 1972-1997, Thomas G. Carpenter Library

Faculty and Staff History Printed Materials

Alphabetical list, by author, of faculty publications from 1972-1997. List compiled for the University of North Florida's 25th anniversary. Header includes a black and white sketch of Thomas G. Carpenter Library.

Untitled, Madison Varns

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Madi Varns is a student writer and artist attending her third year at the university. Her practice focuses primarily in the visual languages of painting and ceramics as well as crafting experiences of sound and space. Through writing and visual arts she hopes to document moments of the self-aware experience that is nuanced and intimate but ultimately shared by all.

View From Pisgah Crater (Visual Art) And Raking Clouds, Glennon Jarachovic, Lauren Dial

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Glennon Jarachovic is a junior perusing a B.A. in Art History with interests in art management and business. Originally from Barstow, California, he moved to Arkansas for a change of scenery and to be closer to family. While not aspiring to be a professional artist, he enjoys the process of making art and growing as an amateur artist. Art has always been a part of his life since childhood and hopefully it will continue to play a large role in the future.

Lauren Dial is a senior attending the University of Arkansas studying Creative Writing. She was the Fiction Editor …

Existential Crisis, Morgan Nance

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Morgan Nance is a simple Creative Writing English Major from a small country town. She plans to continue on to an MFA in Creative Writing and become a professor. Practicality aside, being a published novelist or a Script writer for films is her ultimate dream. Until then, she enjoys reading Horror and Dystopian fiction novels, and politically conscious poetry in her dwindling free time as an Independent Student.

Bus Ride, Jese Espenschied

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Jese Espenschied is a 27 year old writer from Northwest Arkansas. He is a senior creative writing ma jor at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. When he is not writing or studying, Jese enjoys Pc gaming and music.

Ultramarine, Verna Bryan

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Verna Corinne Bryan is a junior from Little Rock, AR. She’s majoring in English with a Creative Writing concentration and minoring in French. She hopes to someday write a book that gets turned into a movie so she never has to work again.

Epics Should Be Sung, Chance O' Neal

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Chance O’Neal is a senior majoring in English, focusing on Creative Writing. He plans on pursuing an MFA after completing his undergraduate and striving to work at a publishing company while he continues to publish more literary works.

Seven Years, Jordan Smith

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Jordan Smith is a senior double major in English literature and history with a double minor in gender studies and theatre. She is interested in examining and remembering sapphic and feminist expression, which she sometimes creates for herself.

Buried In The Sand, Heather Drouse

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Heather Drouse is a junior at the University of Arkansas majoring in Creative Writing. When she is not writing, she spends her time embroidering, hiking, and playing games. Much of her work is derived from her experiences and beliefs as a child growing up in between city and country life in Michigan. After finishing her undergraduate years, Heather hopes to pursue an MFA and use it later down the line to enter the world of publishing.

Tell Me Nothing, Bia Edwards

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Bia Edwards is a creative writing major. This is her senior year, and she doesn’t know what she’ll be doing a fter graduation, but hopefully she’ll be using her major in some way. She loves writing poetry and prose, and buying overpriced coffee drinks.

Walking To My Car At Night, Morgan Nance

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Morgan Nance is a simple Creative Writing English Major from a small country town. She plans to continue on to an MFA in Creative Writing and become a professor. Practicality aside, being a published novelist or a Script writer for films is her ultimate dream. Until then, she enjoys reading Horror and Dystopian fiction novels, and politically conscious poetry in her dwindling free time as an Independent Student.

Something Nuclear, Ian Ramser

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

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Bogus Shit, Madison Varns

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Madi Varns is a student writer and artist attending her third year at the university. Her practice focuses primarily in the visual languages of painting and ceramics as well as crafting experiences of sound and space. Through writing and visual arts she hopes to document moments of the self-aware experience that is nuanced and intimate but ultimately shared by all.

Eleven, Glennon Jarachovic

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Glennon Jarachovic is a junior perusing a B.A. in Art History with interests in art management and busine ss. Originally from Barstow, California, he moved to Arkansas for a change of scenery and to be closer to family. While not aspiring to be a professional artist, he enjoys the process of making art and growing as an amateur artist. Art has always been a part of his life since childhood and hopefully it will continue to play a large role in the future.

Kalea, Brian Nicholson

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Brian Nicholson is currently a Sophomore here at the University of Arkansas. He has a deep love for writing, fantasy, and storytelling in all its colors, which has largely been fed by my huge passion for Dungeons and Dragons. He is from Houston, Texas, and is a Political Science and English Major with a minor in Pre-Law, but I’m likely going to drop the Poli Sci and Pre Law and add on Literature and Creative Writing next semester!

Self Portrait 2020-2021, Glennon Jarachovic

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Glennon Jarachovic is a junior perusing a B.A. in Art History with interests in art management and busine ss. Originally from Barstow, California, he moved to Arkansas for a change of scenery and to be closer to family. While not aspiring to be a professional artist, he enjoys the process of making art and growing as an amateur artist. Art has always been a part of his life since childhood and hopefully it will continue to play a large role in the future.

Garage Door, Jordan Looper

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Jordan Looper is a junior Animal Science and Spanish major at the University of Arkansas. Having lived in Arkansas her entire life, she uses the nature around her as inspiration for her writings, especially in poetry and fiction. When not writing, Jordan can be found baking cupcakes or attempting a new fudge recipe (that tends to not go so well).

Pink Like Roses, Jennie Orlando

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Jennie Orlando is an undergraduate at the University of Arkansas. She lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and her work has previously appeared in The Diamond Line Literary Magazine.

Our Cat And A Close Shave (Visual Art), Erin Allen, Lauren Dial

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Erin is a non-traditional student at the UofA and a former staff writer for The Santiago Times. She mothers, gardens and writes from her home in Fayetteville and plans to pursue an MFA in poetry.

Lauren Dial is a senior attending the University of Arkansas studying Creative Writing. She was the Fiction Editor for the first edition of The Diamond Line. Her work generally revolves around experimenting with new perspectives. She believes stepping into the unknown lives of people, or creatures, entirely unlike yourself is a leap into a greater understanding of the larger consciousness.

The Earth And Her Parents, Courtney Conley

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Courtney Conley ia a freshman majoring in English Education. She really enjoys reading and writing in her free time, mostly fiction and poetry.

Firee Season, Glennon Jarachovic

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Glennon Jarachovic is a junior perusing a B.A. in Art History with interests in art management and busine ss. Originally from Barstow, California, he moved to Arkansas for a change of scenery and to be closer to family. While not aspiring to be a professional artist, he enjoys the process of making art and growing as an amateur artist. Art has always been a part of his life since childhood and hopefully it will continue to play a large role in the future.

Sometimes I Feel Tiny, Madison Varns

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Madi Varns is a student writer and artist attending her third year at the university. Her practice focuses primarily in the visual languages of painting and ceramics as well as crafting experiences of sound and space. Through writing and visual arts she hopes to document moments of the self-aware experience that is nuanced and intimate but ultimately shared by all.

Inhabit, Kath Rees

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Kath Rees is a junior at the University of Arkansas, earning her B.F.A. in Creative Writing with a minor in Art History. She writes poetry and prose, and more often than not, something in between. Her interests include baking, being outside, and googling obscure German fairytales This is her first publication.