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Happily ever after

Experiments in storytelling

By Lauren Thompson in From the Editor, Volume 13 Isssue 11
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If you only had six words in which to write your story, what would you say? That’s the question SMITH Magazine asked when they began their six-word memoir project three years ago. SMITH, which focuses on the art of personal narrative, was created to celebrate storytelling.


New language and leniencies

Responsibilities of Membership changes unveiled friday

By Maggi Hall in News, Volume 13 Isssue 11

Imagine1day strives for reality

Concert benefits educational awareness in Ethiopia

By Nicole Douglas in News, Volume 13 Isssue 11

How students are putting their education to work, post-TWU

Exit Plans

By Maggi Hall in News, Volume 13 Isssue 11

In the news: Langley murders continue with two in two weeks

TWU prof comments on the violence

By John Hennenfent in News, Volume 13 Isssue 11

Big Break gets bad break

Annual student film competition changed due to controversial content

By Lauren Thompson in News, Volume 13 Isssue 11

Hiring freezes and budget cuts

Raymond puts financial woes in context

By Maggi Hall & John Hennenfent in News, Volume 13 Isssue 11

The destruction of the “American dream”

What to do in the post-dream era

By Vincent Webb in Issues & Ideas, Volume 13 Isssue 11


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