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The beautiful broadside commemorating our first annual Cherry Tree Young Writers’ Conference, that our conference students helped to print, is now available for purchase! We have a few copies left of this prose excerpt from Julie Marie Wade’s essay “Bone.” Purchase here!
NEXT WEEK! Join us for the first Summer Literary Salon of 2016 on Tuesday, May 24 at 4:30 p.m. at the Lit House. Featuring poets Joseph Harrison & Tess Taylor, with music from new local band Twice the Other! We will also debut two brand-new letterpress broadsides to celebrate. Come on out for some poetry, music, refreshments (ahem…free wine!), and great literary conversation.
Books & broadsides will be on sale following the event. All broadsides will be signed by the poets!
Our new broadside featuring Nicky Beer’s “Octopus Vulgaris” is now available for purchase! As usual, this broadside was printed by hand on our Vandercook 4 Proof Press. The paper is “Shipyard” from Porridge Papers’ handmade Blue Collar Line. All broadsides have been signed by the poet. Copies are $20 each & can be bought online at our website!
Gorgeous day on the WAC campus!
Official Music Video for WACappella's A Cappella cover of "La La Latch" by Pentatonix. Recorded at Liquid 5th Studios in Durham, NC. http://www.wacappella.co...
This.
Go WACappella!
George Washington: Listen here son…
Alexander Hamilton: I’m not your son.
Lafayette running towards Washington: PAPA!!!!!!!!!!!!
At the battle of Brandywine, Lafayette was shot in the leg, only to continue fighting. “Washington sent his own surgeon to care for him, and when Lafayette was taken to the hospital the General told the doctors to, ‘Treat him as if he were my son.’” - Quoted in Marc Leepson, Lafayette: Lessons in Leadership from the Idealist General(New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), 37.
Lafayette was fatherless from a young age as well. His father-son relationship with Washington was just as close if not closer than Hamilton’s. The things you learn while working on a Lafayette mix tape.
Edit: Also, his father was killed by the British, so Lafayette felt he had a personal stake in also fighting the British in the Revolutionary War, avenging his father in a sense
A Reminder that as the fall semester comes to a close...
there is still time to submit student photos from study abroad or from this semester! This has been a fall of sticking together and having a real community, and there’s no better way to celebrate that then by sending your photos in to the yearbook! You can send us photos by ways of tumblr or submit them to our brand new gmail account [email protected]
Dear Reader,
It’s been a rainy first week back at WAC. Have you ever seen the movie Midnight in Paris? No? Well in it there’s the sentiment that some places look better in the rain. Well, WAC is beautiful rain or shine but I love how saturated all of the colors look when the weather’s like this. My raincoat and boots had quite a workout.
Best,
Jillian
We’ll be missing this campus when we leave for winter break!
Read the College’s statement.
We at The Pegasus are keeping Jacob Marberger’s family and friends in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Stay #shoremenstrong
We are keeping the family and friends of Jacob Marberger in our thoughts and prayers.
took some photos around campus in the snow yesterday!
throwback to when there was snow on the ground at our beautiful campus, winter is just around the corner!
So color-fall 🍂 #fall #colors #autumncolors #washingtoncollege #washcoll #wac #wacluv #leaves #love #pretty #sopunny (at Washington College)
Check out this adorable photo from WACky Trick or Treat last week! More cuteness here: https://www.washcoll.edu/live/galleries/3154-wacky-trick-or-treat?preview=1
Photos from Running by Arlene Hutton: A Senior Directing Thesis from Andrew Huelskoetter
It’s the weekend of the New York City Marathon and Stephen, preparing for his first race, needs a good night’s sleep. Emily, his wife’s old roommate, interrupts his evening when she is in a crisis and desperately needs somewhere to spend the night. Seeing her old home beings memories and fantasies to Emily’s mind that Stephen finds himself ensnared in. Late night conversations become late night confessions and connections. As dawn approaches, will Stephen be running on empty?
All photos by Paul W. Gillespie
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Lindsay Lusby’s poem “Look at him, Starling. Tell me what you see.” is part of the October issue of Tinderbox Poetry Journal! This poem is included in our upcoming anthology, Still Life with Poem: 100 Natures Mortes in Verse, to be released next year (October 2016). Read it here.
