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Contents

• The Birthday Celebration
• Surprise! Surprise!
• Oregold
• Future of Parenthood #2
• Seeds
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation
• Random Scenes From 1/2 Hour at Work
• Life in the Coal Mines
• Driveway
• Midnight in the Court of Kings
• The Black Quadrilateral
• People I Hate to See, But Refuse to Dismiss
• Metropolized
• Poetry in Motion
• Dream #3
• Rhythms
• Mercykilling
• Untitled
• Lupine Lord
• At the Bottom of the Cup
• House of Commons
• Poetry I Can't Stand

Publication Date

Fall 1995

City

Collegeville, Pennsylvania

Publisher

Ursinus College

Keywords

Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, Lantern, literary magazine, poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | Creative Writing | Fiction | Illustration | Nonfiction | Poetry

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CO-EDITORS: Heather Mead, Sonny Regelman

ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Jim Maynard

ADVISOR: Jon Volkmer

STAFF: Chris Bowers, Christopher Deussing, Heather Dromgoole, Erin Gorman, Chelsea Grant, Brian Hamrick, Mike Lease, Jess Lomba, Dennis Cormac McCarthy, Tim McCoy, Anne-Marie McMahon, Denise Martella, Jessica Morin, Mike Podgorski, Kristen Sabol, Lawrence Santucci, Tracy Stanley, Christine Stella, Kristin Wallin, Jennifer Zwilling

The Lantern Vol. 63, No. 1, Fall 1995

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