Posts from "Portfolio"
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Portfolio | Nov.30, 2018
Force of Nature
by Julia Zygiel ’19 She is an inferno. Not from foam like her father tells her, but from choking smoke and ash. Impossibly alive, and yet immortal by nature. In dreams she is made from the void of a black…
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Portfolio | Nov.30, 2018
Family Secrets
by Sam Pellman ’20 Here we go. I had to mentally prepare myself for the events that were going to happen. It was holiday season, and I was finally home for winter break. It was a rough semester, and those…
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Comics and Drawings | Nov.30, 2018
Chuckle Headz See the Thanksgiving Day Parade
by Mark Fairchild ’20
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Features | Nov.30, 2018
Listomania: How to Survive Winter at PC
Cuddle with squirrels for warmth Wear a ski mask Stand inside the Calabria Torch Put hot chocolate into your veins via IV Buy a $500 jacket in the bookstore Become cold-blooded Ask your professors to cancel class in the spirit…
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Features | Nov.30, 2018
Tiff and Earl
Dear Tiff and Earl, Why are all my professors assigning work before finals? How am I supposed to complete five papers in a week? On top of all this, my computer is completely dead. What should I do? Sincerely, Mo…
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Portfolio | Nov.20, 2018
White Rooms
by Connor Zimmerman ’20 Tick, Tick, Tick, Tick, Tick. What would be an eternity to any onlooker is only a few seconds to him. He sits in the chair, hearing only the clock and his thoughts. Tick, Tick, Tick, Tick,…
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Poetry | Nov.20, 2018
Pizza for Breakfast
by Sam Ward ’21 Restless nights bear peaceful mornings, A break from fear via alarm bell warnings. That’s it, rest easy. I want to take in the moment. Slip out, brush teeth, unnoticed. Sun dips through blinds like a golden…
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Portfolio | Nov.20, 2018
Broken Love Story
by Sarah Kirchner ’21 Lights lit up the City of Love. The city of Paris was alive and many people roamed the streets. A young girl stood, searching for her love under the lights of the Eiffel Tower.…
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Poetry | Nov.20, 2018
Tangible Love
by Jessica Polanco ’20 Everyone claims you’re just as tangible As a rainbow in the sky But there’s nothing to see Just a disappointment in disguise You creep into my heart Slowly, you infect my brain I think they call…
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