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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Three Poems by Abbey Zhu ’18
Junior Abbey Zhu had three poems recently published in national print magazines. “Ground Zero” appeared in the Fall 2016, Volume 34 issue of The Apprentice Writer, Susquehanna University’s annual anthology of distinguished high school work. “Impediments” was published in the … Continue reading
Reflections by Peter Reed & Photography by Josh Charow ’16
Peter Reed, a member of Newark Academy’s Humanities Faculty, offers two reflections on the World Trade Center, one in prose and one in poetry. The photograph, “Apocalypse Now,” is by alum Josh Charow ’16. “Sacrificing Before the Toe of Zeus–A … Continue reading
Sculpture by Catherine Benoit ’17
Newark Academy senior Catherine Benoit’s inspiration to embrace natural beauty, in this case, natural hair, resulted in these compelling clay sculptures, which were exhibited in the McGraw Gallery in the spring of 2016.
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from THE LADY OF CIVILIZATION, poetry by Vanessa Jimenez Gabb
English Department faculty member Vanessa Jimenez Gabb is the author of Images for Radical Politics, which was the Editor’s Choice in the 2015 Rescue Press Black Box Poetry Prize contest and is forthcoming in November, 2016; and the chapbooks midnight … Continue reading
“Study on Hair” drawing by Nick He ’18
This beautiful drawing was rendered in compressed charcoal and white charcoal by Nick He ’18. Enjoy!
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Performance Poetry Club Kaltenbacher Installation
Poetry can happen anywhere! During National Poetry Month, April 2016, the Performance Poetry Club invited students, faculty and staff to post spontaneous, anonymous poems on bulletin board displays outside Kaltenbacher Hall. The responses were honest, heartfelt, silly, cynical, hopeful and … Continue reading
Artwork by Ms. Brodie’s Ceramics Class
Enjoy these playful and inventive works by students in Ms. Brodie’s Ceramics class.
“Clair de Lune” fiction by Joshua Martin ’16
The following story by alum Joshua Martin ’16 won Honorable Mention for Fiction in Rider University’s annual national High School Writing Contest, and is under consideration for publication in the Ride literary magazine, Venture. Clair de Lune If there were … Continue reading