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SPRING 2020

Editor's Note

 

This second issue of SUTURE has some very clever essays, and, I think, could be a nice distraction for you if you like looking at footnotes.

 

This is also my last issue as head of the publication. Thank you and au revoir.
 

So, here it is. We hope you like it, even with fewer lavender accents than we’d prefer. But as you know, there is a crisis going on. You can’t expect everything to be just how you want it.

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- Zachary Deming

Peter Bellini '20
Greek Life: Toward Experiential Class Receptions
Dmitri Lozhnyi '21
Not as Far as Kazan: Hyperbole and Fantasy in Gogol’s Prose
Corinne Russell '20
The Education of Desire in Anglo-Irish Literature: Edgeworth’s Belinda and Postcolonialism
Alexandra Weaver '21
Wordsworth’s Hatred of Poetry and Poetic Paralysis in the Two-Part Prelude
Dolores Needler '20
Distance, Contradiction, and Suspicion: Parsing “Fatal” Unreliability in Three Text by Nabokov
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