Current Issue Out Now
VOLUME 13,
ISSUE 2
Table Of Contents:
Penny For Your Thoughts: Capitalist Exploitation of Memory in Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (1982) by Tadd Ledoux ’25
Deconstructing the Body: A Critique of Merleau-Ponty’s Universal Body Schema by Aidan Plant ‘2x
Melodies of La Serenissima: Creation, Distribution and Social Contexts of Renaissance Venetian Music by Alexis Ward ’26
Noble in Spirit, Flawed in Action: The Less-Than-Ideal Venetian Avissi & Gazzette by Zach Jaworski ’25
Psychiatry and the Non-Existent Self: A Humean Critique of Psychiatry’s Supposed Objectivity by Elwood Warren-Kuelgen ‘2x
“The Ugly, Untalented Gays”: Camping the Abject in Bottoms (2023) by Nicole Franco ‘2x
Unveiling the Religious Heart of Venice: Exploring How Venetians’ Christian Religion Impacted Everyday Life by Francesca Mnenula ‘2x
Exploring Diagnosis in a Socially Constructed World by Sadie Rinehimer ’25
Chronicles of the 16th by Remick Bakey ’25, Duncan Mugford ’25, and Elijah White ’26
Silhouette & Street Art by Opor Promkaewtor ’27
I Want to Live Every Life by Riley Spilman ’27
Featured Articles
Juliet Tavernier
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is not perfect in its portrayal of Indigenous People, but it is a step in the right direction as it creates a different representation that breaks from the past and places agency in the hands of those who have longed to make their voices heard.“
Image Credit: Marvel
Billie McClosky
“The artists discuss hopes of breaking down stereotypes and exposing others to new perspectives, and reclaiming the names, the identities, and the bodies that belong to each woman, and the autonomy that they require in attaining and retaining those personal rights.”
Image Credit: Lalla Essaydi
Cameron Kennedy
“Rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and increasingly unpredictable weather conditions are likely to lead to shorter ski seasons, less reliable snow cover, and eventually, the end of operations for some ski areas.”
Image Credit: Park City Mag
Featured Artist: Opor Promkaewtor
