Spring 2008, Vol 20 No I
a word from the editor
Dwelling Poetically: A Philosophical Foundation for Environmental Ethics
Cross with Krauss: An Inquisitive Exploration into “The Photographic Conditions of Surrealism”
A French Trying to Understand American Football
Dignity Will Be the Death of Me
The Sensitive Editor and Ezra Pound
On Wanderlust
Biodiversity of Fish Species Found in Scleractinian Corals and Octocorals
Women
I have often felt that the fabrication of the “ideal woman” is an outdated and damaging social construct that should be revaluated. Such confines separate women from the work-world, as well as from self-realization, alienating them from men and removing their individuality and human- ity. My work takes symbols of femininity and juxtaposes them with the reality of their emotional repercussions. The overall degradation and broken/shattered nature of the environment becomes the symbol of femininity, be it a dress, deer, or an actual woman.
Print Edition
editor
John (Jay) Reidy
editor, design
Danielle Gilliam
editor, photography
Maxwell Robert Krivitzky
editor, science
Kieran Gallagher-Gonzales
editors, copy and research
Alima Jimenez
James Olson
Graeme Prentice-Mott
Ryan Tynan
business manager
Jim Fisher
special thanks
Clara Boling, Conceptions Southwest
Leslie Donovan
Daven Quelle
Christopher Sanchez, The Daily Lobo
Carolyn Souther
cover photography
“Fun Slide”
©2008 By Andrew Berry.
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