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Introduction to the charity feature

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Craig Adolphe
Two months ago, as students finished their courses for the fall term, a number of them invested their additional free time into volunteering for local charities. Of course, charities operate year-round and informal giving permeates...
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Raindrops

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Alex Passey
So simply we slip from the sky So fast can this plane, of friction and flame Vanquish us into vapour Not eviscerated, but evapourated Back to whence we came Cloud nine runs parallel to the ninth ring of Hell   But...
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Life of Rye

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Daniel Hrynick
It was a weird Thanksgiving. I peeled out of the driveway of my mother’s house in a LeBaron that she would never drive again. The last words I said to her were, “I’m leaving.” I...
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The Lovers of Valdaro

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Elizabeth Walker
Bright moon and sun Where two is one, Are Cosmic lovers leaping Rotating gaze Form nights and days, Fixed distance ever-keeping. Igniting the skies With watchful eyes, Bear witness to the sorrow Of the lovers’ embrace Whose unknowing face, Shall never know tomorrow. Two hearts entwined Till...
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Mixed

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Kieran Dublin
In the wake of the scoop, I was born. Many dreams bestowed upon my back; decolonization, the dream but nightmare to some.   But who am I, of the mixed blood, to help those who reject me? I, too, have...
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Looking Out

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Alex Passey
“Can you please just get out of my way?” Melissa demanded. “Seriously, what the hell?” Amy objected as Melissa’s elbow dug into her ribs, jostling her away from the bathroom mirror. “I was in here...
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Slough

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Daniel Guezen
  pulled from the depths of mire by contractions and gloved hands we emerge to brightness and uncertainty   a disruption of the stagnancy that reigns over a plain populated with thin trees like crooked cribposts or ancient tombstones lining the shores...

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