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Until This Generation Loves Again
By Anna Trevathan, Alumni Managing Editor **Trigger Warning: This essay contains content about sexual and physical assault including graphic descriptions. Reader discretion is strongly advised.**…
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“Wuthering Heights”: One More Misinterpreted Classic
By Jacqueline Ayala, Editor February 13, 2026, marked the release of the new “Wuthering Heights” movie, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. It’s said to…
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Politics, Censorship, and Double Standards: A Winter Olympics Retrospective
By David Lavrinovich, Alumni Editor The 2026 Winter Olympics were a beautiful display of the human spirit, as athletes from around the world showed up…
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Life of a College Student
By Cadence Cascarelli, Photography Intern While we all enjoy clubs and extracurricular activities, we should not forget the little things that happen. Although major events…
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Letter from the Editor: The Journey Towards Fulfillment
By Emma Harrison, Editor-in-Chief This past semester, I’ve been pondering on what it means to be fulfilled. I’ve…
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Grammar Simplified: An Imaginary Gardens Advice Column — Pause for Effect: The Art of Commas
By Mary Arsenault, Staff Writer Welcome back! If you’ve been following along, you already know the drill. I…
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Thirty Minutes to Magic: Christmas in Dandridge, Tennessee
By Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor Just thirty minutes away from the heart of Knoxville, there is a Hallmark…
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From Aesthetics to Safety: A Photo Essay on Car Designs Through the Years
By James Cochran, Photo Editor Every decade has a recognizable aesthetic and, when it comes to cars, they’re…
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Dear Cordia, an Imaginary Gardens Advice Column: The Twisted Game of Red Light Green Light
By Cordia Paxson, The Pantheress Seeing relationship flags is like speeding through a Christmas light show, or playing…
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Pirozhki
By David Lavrinovich, Editor “Winter seems to come earlier every year,” Galina thought, staring at a barren kitchen. …
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Passing the Torch: My Final Letter from the Editor
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief As the winter season starts to chill the air and the nights get ever…
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Grammar Simplified: An Imaginary Gardens Advice Column – Less Words, Fewer Problems
By Mary Arsenault, Staff Writer Well, here we are again! I am on a journey to understand grammar and…
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A Salute to the Pen that Grew the Garden: Draven’s Transition from Editor-in-Chief
By Imaginary Gardens Staff, Introduction by Emma G. Harrison, Forthcoming Editor-in-Chief On December 5, the whole Imaginary Gardens…
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