by Alessandro Alotto It was the summer of 1984, and I had just received a job as a journalist for the New York Times. Since I was a little girl I’ve always […]

Earth  By Olivia Macaluso Our Earth is already destroyed And I’d be a fool to believe  That our optimism will come to fruition  Deep down I know it is true  That our […]

Senior Joseph Sumner is a fan of both reading and writing.  Joe has self-published his book Wings of Fire, Web of Lies based upon the best selling series from Tui T. Sutherland, […]

By Olivia Macaluso, Emily Schablik, Addy Stafford and Ava Vanderclock The original “Where I’m From” poem was written by George Ella Lyon in 1993. “Where I’m From” is a free verse poem, […]

By  Michael Vincent The sad soon to be forgotten wasteland that Milledgeville had become was occupied by nothing more than a lonely diner, the man and the waitresses inside, and the man’s […]

By:Emily Schablik Background: Mary is debuting as “Juliet” in New York City Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet. She begins to see the younger version of herself around the theater as she prepares for […]

By Leah Fernandez I have a dream that one day this nation will one day hear my cry for acceptance. That this nation will stop breathing down my neck, stop holding me […]

By Kierah Jenkins I saw my first episode of South Park when I was in eighth grade.  To be honest, it was for a girl. I was twelve-going-on-thirteen and had nothing better […]

Poetry Corner Poetry is one of the many artforms where freedom of expression is catapulted to the forefront, along with emotional honesty. After several years of recreationally creating poems, I had a […]