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Short Story: Monsters and Mahogany Walls

Short Story: Monsters and Mahogany Walls

There used to be monsters under my bed, but now they’re all around me. Their particles fill the dense air I breathe, and I know that they…
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Layla Hubler
Short Story: Teacher’s Pet

Short Story: Teacher’s Pet

Dr. Richard M. Hendricks is a curious man with many profound thoughts but none spoken aloud. He saunters about the grounds of our…
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Layla Hubler
Short Story: But Still We Sing

Short Story: But Still We Sing

This is not a story of loss or sorrow, but rather of finding your way even when you are stripped of everything you once knew. It is a story…
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Layla Hubler
Flash Fiction: The Inhabitant

Flash Fiction: The Inhabitant

Past the towering cities and mindless strangers not that dissimilar from post-apocalyptic zombies; past the depths of suburbia and…
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Layla Hubler
Poetry: World War

Poetry: World War

“We are all human,” I say to them.
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Layla Hubler
The Road, or“La Strada,” to Meaning: Federico Fellini’s 1965 Film

The Road, or“La Strada,” to Meaning: Federico Fellini’s 1965 Film

“La Strada,” directed by Federico Fellini, is a poignant Italian film that tells the story of Gelsomina, a naive and innocent young woman…
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Layla Hubler
STEM
Antimatter Falls Down

Antimatter Falls Down

For the first time, physicists have observed how antimatter reacts to gravity. This is one of the most important scientific discoveries of…
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Layla Hubler
Carbon and Construction: A Journey Towards Sustainability

Carbon and Construction: A Journey Towards Sustainability

In the grand tapestry of human existence, the desire to create has remained an unyielding force. From the ancient marvels of Stonehenge to…
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Hunter Lee-Shanok Vann
The Ninth Planet in Our Solar System: Planet X

The Ninth Planet in Our Solar System: Planet X

Ever since we were young and memorizing the planets in school, it has always been Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and…
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Layla Hubler
Humanities
“Song of Myself” is a Song of Ourselves: Walt Whitman’s Magnum Opus

“Song of Myself” is a Song of Ourselves: Walt Whitman’s Magnum Opus

Let’s face it: I’ve never been a big poetry person. Sure, I’ve memorized the occasional Shakespeare monologue or Robert Frost piece for my…
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Layla Hubler
Grief and Growth in Donna Tartt’s “The Goldfinch”

Grief and Growth in Donna Tartt’s “The Goldfinch”

I’ve read many books over the years, and most simply slip into the background of my distant memory, the title remembered but never the…
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Layla Hubler
The Road, or“La Strada,” to Meaning: Federico Fellini’s 1965 Film

The Road, or“La Strada,” to Meaning: Federico Fellini’s 1965 Film

“La Strada,” directed by Federico Fellini, is a poignant Italian film that tells the story of Gelsomina, a naive and innocent young woman…
Go to the profile of Layla Hubler
Layla Hubler
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