Page 80 from Issue 67 reason or another formal education wasn't available to them and ... many had to make their way as unskilled laborers. They seemed not so much beaten or embarrassed by ... offices, mounted pistons on locomotives, poured con­ crete for skyscrapers and walked out to the edge of ...

Page 80 from Issue 126 Steven Schwartz Indie 10 His picture would appear in the paper, scrutinized ... couldn't bear. Not a thing would be amiss. He hadn't even planned on doing this. Oh, that was ... untrue. He had, he had. But not in front of the students. He was sorry; it wasn't like him ...

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a socially made construct-not a matter of organs but of what those organs are made, collectively and ... demand), and nothing forever. He can use the question, if he does not have to have the story come out ... Page 80 from Issue 75 works like those of the photographer, Cindy Sherman, who disguises and ...

will not come, though you have called him in. He disregards the snow Gusting the snow-deep sky, And how ... Page 38 from Issue 80 Poem for Jade Light gone out of day. In your small house I would guess ... eyes. Your daughter waits. And you alone, Knowing you cannot fix what will not fix, Not knowing how to ...