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Assistant editor
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Layout editor
Andrew wiTHerspoon
poetry editor
Ben GAnnon blue moon, whitman college’s student-staffed art and
poetry staff
literary magazine, is published annually in April in walla
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walla, washington. subscriptions to blue moon are available
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for $12 an issue. blue moon is a not-for-profit media group
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within the Associated students of whitman college. All
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Associated students of whitman college.
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blue moon accepts unsolicited submissions of art, prose, and
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poetry. All submissions to blue moon are judged anonymously
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and selected by the editors and staff. whitman college is not
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responsible for the contents of the magazine. The magazine
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accepts no liability for submitted artwork and writing. The
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views expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those
of the editors or staff members. The individual contributors
hold copyrights to artwork, texts, and poems in this issue.
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no material may be reprinted without the permission of the
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