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In Solidarity Fall 2012
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Open publication - Free publishing - More awesome
Sweet! It’s a whole issue, too. (Take an opportunity to flip through; it looks great and is filled with amazing student work.)
Attention Oberlin Writers, Artists, and Nerds:
Spiral, Oberlin’s genre fiction magazine, has just extended its deadline by a couple of days! We publish sci-fi, fantasy, horror, noir, Westerns, erotica, mystery—basically anything you can think of. In the past, we’ve printed comics, art, photography, novel-length serialized pieces, short stories, and poetry.
You can check out past issues here, and send any questions, comments, or submissions to spiral@oberlin.edu!
No Pulse: How Doctors Reinvented The Human Heart
This month’s cover article in Popular Science is all about the no-pulse articifial heart co-designed by Billy Cohn ‘82. (Editor’s note: this article is comprehensive, but well worth the read.)
Winter 2012 Oberlin Alumni Magazine
In this issue: well-dressed men, penguins (not to be confused with the well-dressed men), a hurrah to our innovative teaching styles, a glossy Oberlin book, favorite pieces in the Allen Memorial Art Museum, and a hat-tip to OCircus. All this, and much much more!
We encourage you to comment on any of the featured articles on the website.
Travel ad for the Oberlin Alumni Magazine Fall 2011 issue.
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A spread from the Winter 2012 Oberlin Alumni Magazine.
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The cover story from the Winter 2012 issue of the Oberlin Alumni Magazine.
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Our winter 2011-12 alumni magazine is heading soon to a mailbox near you.
Look for In Solidarity’s Fall Edition this Friday
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