February 15, 2012 - 2:25am
Behind the Statement: The Literary Issue, Part Two
BY ZACH BERGSON AND KAITLIN WILLIAMS
Deputy Statement Editor Kaitlin Williams sits down with Jacqui Sahagian, wherein they discuss her submissions and writing process.
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February 15, 2012 - 2:20am
Behind the Statement: The Literary Issue, Part One
BY ZACH BERGSON
Deputy Magazine Editor Kaitlin Williams interviews poet Alexander Kang, wherein he describes his poem Anytime and his future plans.
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February 14, 2012 - 10:53pm
Logan Corey: What can't a poem be?
BY LOGAN COREY
I spent the last week trying to explain what a poem is to an elementary school student who I tutor in writing and English. We wrestled with the basics for a while, though the student seemed infinitely less interested in the philosophy of the question than I had hoped. Instead, we worked together to create a short poem that followed closely his teacher’s guidelines.
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February 14, 2012 - 10:52pm
Nicholas Anastasia: Why I write
BY NICHOLAS ANASTASIA
I write because I love it.
Because the rush of it is fantastic, particularly when there is an impending deadline.
The feeling of imagination flowing through your veins, spiraling down your arms, dancing from your fingertips, and springing onto the page is a wondrous one.
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February 14, 2012 - 10:52pm
Jacob Axelrad: On NELP
BY JACOB AXELRAD
We were on the final descent of Mt. Washington when it started to rain. Everything was soaked — our clothes, our shoes, our packs. Shortly after navigating a steep and slippery section of trail I heard a yell from behind me. I looked over my shoulder. Margot had tripped and was sliding out of control down a rock face off of the side of the trail.
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February 8, 2012 - 4:18am
Behind the Statement: History of Research
BY ZACH BERGSON AND MARLENE LACASSE
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February 8, 2012 - 12:42am
Status Update: Walk of Shame, scabbed knees and McDonald's
BY MARISA WINTER
- Terra Molengraff/Daily
Every week, one campus celebrity gets interviewed for The Statement's installment of Status Update. Creator of Walk of Shame Shuttle Kellyann Wargo goes under the lens this Wednesday.
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February 7, 2012 - 7:04pm
From a reader: Teach for America is worth it
BY JENNIFER XU
Master's student Amanda Canvasser wrote a Viewpoint arguing against Caitlin Huston's articles on Teach for America, one that addressed the additional $3,000 fee schools must pay to hire a Teach for America corps member, and another that told the corps members' side of the story.
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January 31, 2012 - 8:45pm
Behind the Statement: Teach for America
BY ZACH BERGSON AND MARLENE LACASSE
Magazine Editor Jennifer Xu and former Senior News Editor Caitlin Huston discuss this week's cover story about Teach for America.
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January 31, 2012 - 6:33pm
Food for the Soule: More on Selma Cafe
BY ERIN KIRKLAND
- Erin Kirkland/Daily
After filling out my name on a scrap of masking tape, I walk into the kitchen to a mix of people gathered around various tables. On the menu: blueberry Belgian waffles, mincemeat pierogies and winter vegetable coulibiac.
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