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We're proud to announce our annual Fall Writing/Photo Contest winners.
- Julien Ramirez (Student Short Fiction): "The Ride that Never Stops"
- Chad Killblane (Faculty Short Fiction): "Rememberin' the Day After"
- Vic Olmstead (Alumni Short Fiction): "Bridge of Fear"
- Amanda Beck (Student Poetry): "Awakening"
- Helen Hladik (Student Poetry): "Little Rodent Man/Little Mouse Man" and "Think"
- Tyler Thielen (Student Poetry): "Stalker"
- Jan Tanui (Student Photography): “Graveyard”
Fresh Asphalt Article 04/12/2020 - 1:26pm
 Thursday at work, I was assisting customers as usual when a lady started talking to our pharmacist about her new outdoor project she started. Then our pharmacist replied, “Well, now is the time to do it.” and that got me thinking...why not start a new project!
If you are like me and you live in an apartment, you can’t do very many outdoor projects. |
Fresh Asphalt Article 03/22/2020 - 3:54pm
If you’re anything like me, you have a huge collection of journals sitting around your room that are totally empty, and you bought them because you told yourself you would write in them and haven’t. Well, now you can.
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Fresh Asphalt Article 03/16/2020 - 5:27pm
 In light of recent world events (and of course by that I mean the coronavirus), many colleges and schools have been canceling their face to face classes and turning them into online classes. For those who have never taken an online class, this change could be confusing and overwhelming. So, I have chosen to share some organizational tips that can help college students stay on top of things. |
Blog Post 10/24/2020 - 12:33am
 Never Hike in the Snow- a review
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Blog Post 10/24/2020 - 12:14am
 I know at times that making a character that doesn’t have any flaws may seem enticing. However, there is a huge problem with this. A character with no flaws has no problem to overcome and because they have no problems to overcome there is no real story for the audience to become invested in. Characters with no flaws also tend to seem one dimensional and boring. |
Blog Post 10/24/2020 - 12:00am
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