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Stars, Matthew Roth Jan 2015

Stars, Matthew Roth

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 133


Alice Dreams The Storm, Erin Elizabeth Smith Jan 2015

Alice Dreams The Storm, Erin Elizabeth Smith

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 141-142


Fluidity, Tina Mozelle Braziel Jan 2015

Fluidity, Tina Mozelle Braziel

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 39


Museum With My Father, Elizabeth Weiss Jan 2015

Museum With My Father, Elizabeth Weiss

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 155-156


Sidewalks, Allison Joseph Jan 2015

Sidewalks, Allison Joseph

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 6


Enter The Guest, Angela Ball Jan 2015

Enter The Guest, Angela Ball

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 35


Lifting The Turtle, J D. Scrimgeour Jan 2015

Lifting The Turtle, J D. Scrimgeour

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 134-135


The Drinker's Almanac, Michelle Chan Brown Jan 2015

The Drinker's Almanac, Michelle Chan Brown

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 45-46


Morning, Easter, Jim Mersmann Jan 2015

Morning, Easter, Jim Mersmann

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 105


Small Porcelain Head, Michelle Chan Brown Jan 2015

Small Porcelain Head, Michelle Chan Brown

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 173-174


Ancient, Immaterial, Jim Murphy Jan 2015

Ancient, Immaterial, Jim Murphy

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 111-112


Ghost Gear, Saara Myrene Raappana Jan 2015

Ghost Gear, Saara Myrene Raappana

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 191-194


Confederate Season, Allison Joseph Jan 2015

Confederate Season, Allison Joseph

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 3


Encyclopedias, Allison Joseph Jan 2015

Encyclopedias, Allison Joseph

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 7-8


The Hotel Utopia, Robert Collins Jan 2015

The Hotel Utopia, Robert Collins

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 210-214


Sentence, Christopher Bakken Jan 2015

Sentence, Christopher Bakken

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 33


Turning The Line, Charlene Fix Jan 2015

Turning The Line, Charlene Fix

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 64


On Exhaustion, Adam Clay Jan 2015

On Exhaustion, Adam Clay

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 56


Bakery, Richie Hofmann Jan 2015

Bakery, Richie Hofmann

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 71-72


The Light Of Knowledge, Charles Martin Jan 2015

The Light Of Knowledge, Charles Martin

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 99


Southern Girlhood, 1963, Cleopatra Mathis Jan 2015

Southern Girlhood, 1963, Cleopatra Mathis

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 101


Orderly, Charlotte Pence Jan 2015

Orderly, Charlotte Pence

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 123


The Neighbors, Upstairs, Michael Shewmaker Jan 2015

The Neighbors, Upstairs, Michael Shewmaker

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 138


Summer's End, Christina Pugh Jan 2015

Summer's End, Christina Pugh

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 125


Saint Peter, Show Me Where The Bachelors Sit., Gary Soto Jan 2015

Saint Peter, Show Me Where The Bachelors Sit., Gary Soto

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 145-146


The One Black Girl At The Racist Sleepover, Stacey Lynn Brown Jan 2015

The One Black Girl At The Racist Sleepover, Stacey Lynn Brown

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 52-53


The Lepidopterist, Lesley Jenike Jan 2015

The Lepidopterist, Lesley Jenike

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 77


"For Counting Your Blessings," She Said, Jim Mersmann Jan 2015

"For Counting Your Blessings," She Said, Jim Mersmann

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 106


Se Habla Español: The Health Disparity Among The Latino Population, Karen Paz Jan 2015

Se Habla Español: The Health Disparity Among The Latino Population, Karen Paz

The Corinthian

Latinos are considered the fastest growing and the largest ethnic minority group in the United States. It is estimated that by 2050, 24% of the U.S. population will be Latino. According to Census data, approximately 18% of the U.S. population age five or older speaks a language other than English at home, and current projections continue to show increases in U.S. immigrant and second-language groups nationwide. About half of that population self-reported that they speak English less than “very well.” Members of this population are referred to as individuals with limited English proficiency (LEP). As the largest ethnic minority, 28 …


Lights And Shadows - 2015, University Of North Alabama Jan 2015

Lights And Shadows - 2015, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine