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Margin Doodles of a Monster Named Stress
Gracie Neirynck, Publications Director

Sometimes stress can take hold of you, reaching its withering hands around your body, plucking at your heartstrings like it’s playing guitar. If you’re like me (unprepared and disorganized), then the beginning of the school year can be particularly stressful. The stress monster can linger at the …

Aug. 2021

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Fill! Your! Pages!
Peyton Farnum, Creative Team Member

Finishing something you worked really hard on might just be one of the best feelings in the world. But what makes this accomplishment feel even more fulfilling? When you planned every step of the way!

Jul. 2021

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Which Cicada are you?
Jay Serrano, Editorial Director

Made for fun! Brought to you by Cicada Creative Magazine. CW // photos of bugs.

May. 2021

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Is art boundary-breaking if it’s stolen?
Anna Dunn, Managing Editor

Imagine you’re back in high school, working on a group project with the artsy philosophy guy who exclusively talks back to his female teachers. The project requires you to bring in some sort of family heirloom from home to share with your partner and then present to the class.

Mar. 2021

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That time Andy Warhol plagiarized Yayoi Kusama
Jay Serrano, Editorial Director

If you asked a stranger to list any 5 artists off the top of their head, odds are good that Andy Warhol would be one of them. A soup can homage even sits in front of CSU’s Center for the Arts (to honor a visit from Warhol in 1981). There is no doubt that his contributions altered the trajectory of …

Mar. 2021

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Women in punk!
Molly Flood, Creative Team Member

The Punk Movement was largely male-dominated, as much of the music industry is, but the women of Punk embodied the movement wholly and didn’t receive adequate credit. The movement’s female artists highlighted the struggles of the female experience that didn’t fit into the mainstream …

Mar. 2021

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A Love Story
Gracie Neirynck, Creative Team Member

Agh, February! The month of love. This month I was determined to present you all with a love story—cliché, I know.

Feb. 2021

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How the Swamp Inspired Me
Peyton Farnum, Creative Team Member

I love wildlife. I have ever since I was a child.

Feb. 2021

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Top 10 Tattoo Artists That Make Me Want to Cover My Skin in Ink
Peyton Farnum, Creative Team Member

In my many years as a creative-driven being, I’ve discovered that I have a great affinity for tattoo art. Tattoo practice is something that is taboo in our society because of its permanence. However, tattoo artists are just as credible as other artists, and their art is worthy of admiration and …

Jan. 2021

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Scoring ugly babies across art history
Anna Dunn, Managing Editor

Anyone visiting an art museum or studying art history has probably encountered a weirdly shaped baby at some point in their life. These long-limbed babies, resembling a small man or wrinkly sock puppet, are a common staple of art from the Middle Ages all the way up into the Renaissance.

Jan. 2021