Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2021 . A Revolution in Imaging . I’ve just learned of an amazing breakthrough in imaging technology. A camera the size of a grain of salt has been developed by a team of researchers at Princeton University and the University of Washington. In spite of its tiny size, the camera… Continue reading Bob Shell: A Revolution in Imaging
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Slater: Who Holds The Key
Text by Slater, Copyright 2021 . Who Holds the Key . When I was younger I never quite felt that I had room to be open and express myself. I always found myself getting close to individuals who were powerful and unabashedly themselves. I would seek out the mean kids, gluing myself to them for… Continue reading Slater: Who Holds The Key
Katie Kerl: Life After Death
Text by Katie Kerl, Copyright 2021 . Life After Death . I was struggling to pick a meaningful title for this article. I went to three different bars the night before Thanksgiving. It was my father’s favorite night of the year. In each restaurant/bar Biggie’s Life After Death Album was playing which, I found weird but nostalgic. There I had my… Continue reading Katie Kerl: Life After Death
A.H. Scott: Tangled
Poetry by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Tangled . Tangled in his arms Tangled by his charms Tangled in the meadow with hearts on fire Tangled legs twisting about Tangled is what freedom is all about Two bodies in the tall grass of the summer Tangled and kissed by the winds that blow around us… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Tangled
A.H. Scott: Exposure
Poetry by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Exposure . Exposing myself to him He watches the curves of my hips I take bottle of champagne and pour against my lips A few drops roll down my throat Being with him is intoxicating enough More than a stream of the liquid soaks my blue satin dress… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Exposure