By Sophia Lennox ’24 Majors: History and Art & Art History; Minors: Gender Studies and Museum, Field, & Community Education Contributor Biography: Sophia Lennox is a senior majoring in History and Art History, and minoring in Gender Studies and Museum, Community, Field education from West Windsor, New Jersey. She enjoys exploring human connection, historical context,…
Tag: Volume XXXI.1
“Home” and the Abyss in Jun Mochizuki’s Pandora Hearts
By Natalie Martinaitis ’25 Major: English; Minors: Creative Writing and Journalism, Editing, & Publishing Contributor Biography: Natalie Martinaitis is a junior and was the previous Editor-in-Chief of Washington College Review. She is the author of The Post-PSO Project, a novella about a failed project and escape from the planet Mars. In her free time, Natalie…
Hot Coffee at McDonald’s as a Moral Conundrum
By Xavier Smalls ’25 Majors: Anthropology and Environmental Studies; Minor: Museum, Field, and Community Education Contributor Biography: Xavier Smalls is an aspiring cultural and environmental anthropologist with interests in music, nature, writing, and the nexus between environmental injustices and human cultures. Brief Description: This work of writing presents a thorough ethical, moral, and critical analysis…
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