by Matthew Burkhalter After graduating from the University of the South, I worked for a year as the Conrad Aiken-K. P. A Taylor Intern (read: copy editor) at the Sewanee Review, the literary quarterly published by the university. The editor during the 2010–11 academic year was George Core; he had edited the journal every academic…
by Malissa Alinor In an increasingly technological society, we are connected in ways that would have never been possible a few decades ago. The speed at which we are able to correspond with others from miles away has led in part to a preference to use our electronic devices, such as smartphones, to facilitate communication.…
by Nick Toebben As I was finishing my undergraduate degree at Wake Forest, I started to feel more and more like a machine. In a bid to graduate on time, nine of my final ten courses were in statistics—it was as numerical of a schedule as one could devise. As I progressed, I noticed that…
by Austin Becker As the semester comes to an end, I find myself reflecting on the experiences I’ve had over the past few months in the WIP Program. I realize that I have come a long way in this program, but so have some of the students in the two classes that I served as a…