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That’s right! Submissions are open for prose, poetry, or art!
Check out our guidelines!
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO AFTER CHRISTMAS! Please submit! Your submissions do not have to go with the theme. I’d really appreciate your support. Thank you! :)
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hiii you guys should submit to this!!HI FRIENDS, JUST A REMINDER THAT YOU SHOULD SUBMIT YOUR EXPERIENCES WITH JEALOUSY TO OUR ZINE BY NOVEMBER 31ST!
email all entries (drawings, poems, feelings whatever gems or diamonds) to JEALOUZINE@GMAIL.COM
pass it on if you please!
thank you and lots of love <3<3
Been jealous? Submit to this zine and participate in free press, creative expression, and community building!
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Clear your schedules for December 5th!
For what, exactly? Well, I can’t tell you just quite yet. In the meantime, gather your teacups; keep your Sunday best dry-cleaned; and ruminate over a delightful cup of tea.
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So we’ve been tossing around the idea of some sort of arts and crafts event on campus to promote our group. Here’s a list of potential ideas:
First and for most, t-shirts! We need a piece of clothing to symbolize our Walrus pride and promote ourselves (The alternative would be carrying around a large stack of Walrus issues and slamming them down on tables for emphasis. However, we don’t want to be those people). If t-shirts aren’t your style, I suggest Googling “Walrus sweater-vests” for a goldmine of style.
With midterms and essay due-dates rapidly approaching, anxiety on campus is at an all time high. What better way to relax than carving a large chunk of wood into the shape of a majestic walrus?
My personal favorite is a session of walrus art. Grab your paintbrushes and broken Crayola crayons to create a master piece! And what better way to showcase your work then by submitting it to the 2013 issue of The Walrus?
Check out our guidelines!
Maybe I’ll carve a Walrus out of lino-block *Book Arts on the brain*
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Check out The Walrus Literary Journal!
Seriously, check it out. Best lit journal you will ever submit too (and I’m not that biased, I swear!)
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2013 THEME: “The Unexplored”– terra incognita, the unrealized, out of context/comfort zone, new adventures, facets of perception that have yet to be understood, re-imagining familiar spaces…let the theme be a guide to discovering the unexpected.
Click HERE for Submissions Guidelines and Deadline!
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Come visit our booth tomorrow from 12 PM to 1 PM during the Mills College Block Party in Adams Plaza because we want you!
BLOCK PARTY IS TODAY! If you are a Millsie, I want to see you. :)
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This will be the event where all our hard work these last two semesters will come to fruition. I would love it if you came and invited friends to attend as well. The more, the merrier!
If you need more specifics, message me. :)
Join us in celebrating the release of our 2012 issue of The Walrus Literary Journal, Mills College’s annual undergraduate publication!
That’s right! The Walrus staff will be hosting a reading of some of the work featured in our upcoming 2012 issue at Mills College, as well as some of the work by our representing Mills community.
- Where? Mills Halls, living room (on Mills College campus)
- When? Tuesday, May 1st at 7 PM!
- Why? Because you have not lived until you have attended a Walrus event!
The 2012 issue of The Walrus will be on sale! Refreshments will also be served.
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The Walrus: Introducing The Walrus staff!
Hello Oysters!
As promised, I’ve uploaded our “lovely” Walrus staff photos for your viewing pleasure. Here they are-
Our Walrus staff goes as followed (left to right): Anne, Desiree, Mackenzie, Wendy, and Ashley. Not featured in the photo are Jess (our photographer!) and Safi.
Yay, my beautiful, kick-ass literary crew. This year’s issue is going to be simply AWESOME!!!
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Can you feel my enthusiasm? Please please, oh please do consider submitting to The Walrus. We are so excited to see all the wonderful creative works that come in!
The Walrus is a completely student-run annual publication from Mills College, in Oakland, CA. If you have any questions you can just submit them to The Tumblr or myriad of other avenues of communication like Facebook or email. Check the Tumblr for more details!
xoxo,
Ashley- The Walrus has an open submissions policy. Any age, location, college, etc (except present Mills graduate students). We will accept it!
- Submissions limited to 3 written pieces and/or 3 visual art pieces.
- Poetry: max. 3 pages (Unless it’s awesome and you can convince us otherwise).
- Prose: max. 10 pages double-spaced (Exception: see above).
- Do not include names or any identifying marks in the documents.
- All submissions are via email. Please include your name, the name of the piece(s), your location and/or institution of learning, and a physical return address in the email body.
- File types accepted: .doc, .docx, .txt, .jpg, .gif
To submit to The Walrus, please send your attached files to: walrus.submissions@mills.edu
Deadline for Spring 2012 Issue: December 15th, 2011
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The best walrus quote EVAH…
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The Walrus Literary Journal: Submission Guidelines
- The Walrus has an open submissions policy. Any age, location, college, etc (except present Mills graduate students). We will accept it!
- Submissions limited to 3 written pieces and/or 3 visual art pieces.
- Poetry: max. 3 pages (Unless it’s awesome and you can convince us otherwise).
- Prose: max. 10 pages double-spaced (Exception: see above).
- Do not include names or any identifying marks in the documents.
- All submissions are via email. Please include your name, the name of the piece(s), your location and/or institution of learning, and a physical return address in the email body.
- File types accepted: .doc, .docx, .txt, .jpg, .gif
To submit to The Walrus, please send your attached files to: walrus.submissions@mills.edu
Deadline for Spring 2012 Issue: December 15th, 2011
To all my followers and future followers, please please please submit! I am the current Editor-in-Chief of The Walrus, and I’d be super excited if my peeps from Tumblr supported me. (Yes, I just said peeps, sue me…well, actually don’t ‘cause I’m a poor college student and wouldn’t be able to pay for a defense attorney…Anyways…) At the least, follow our Tumbler to see awesome pictures of walruses :)
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