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Pellissippi Perspectives: Surviving School with Schizophrenia
By Penelope, Special to the Journal Introduction by Draven Copeland, Managing Editor Kicking off Imaginary Gardens’ new Pellissippi Perspectives series, we present Penelope’s piece on…
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College Pep Rallies: More Than Just a High School Event
By Mackenzie Grace Kinger, Special to the Journal A high school pep rally is a fun event, often held before a big game or a…
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The United States’ Playground; South America, Pinochet, and Nicolás Maduro
By Patrick Dobyns, Opinion Editor In last week’s article, I began by comparing recent actions of the Trump administration to the actions of other administrations…
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Oh My Gaudi! Adventures in Spain
By David Lavrinovich, Former Imaginary Gardens Editor As one of the most romanticized countries in Europe, Spain does not disappoint its visitors. With views that…
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Breaking Up With My Phone
By Anna Trevathan, Former Imaginary Gardens Managing Editor During the beginning of Winter Break, like most fellow students, I spent an unreal amount of time…
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Enemies at the ‘Gate
By Patrick Dobyns, Opinion Editor At the final Imaginary Gardens meeting last semester, we put together a list of stories we planned to get done…
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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 spent countless nights wondering if I’m on…
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Mycorrhiza
By Addison Chrivia, Editor Can you feel the algae Germinate beneath your skin Can you feel the moss…
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snow not ICE
By Bean Gast, Staff Writer in the year 2003 a small boy named Alejandro saw snow the first…
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Stage Diving into The Knoxville Alternative Music Scene
By Gerard Urie, Special to the Journal Imagine you’re walking around downtown Knoxville and, while passing an unassuming…
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The Man in Black in Technicolor: Johnny Cash’s Best Albums and Singles
By Caleb Harrison, Contributing Writer A father, a legend, and “the man in black,” Johnny Cash was one…
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How The Splattercore Lecture Reconciled Horror with Geologic History
By Addison Chrivia, Editor CORRECTION: Professor Judy Sichler was incorrectly named Julie in an earlier edition of this…
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Conscientious Consumption: How Existing Ethically is Increasingly Impossible
By Addison Chrivia, Editor Is it possible to be an ethical consumer nowadays? Between fast fashion and steadily…
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In Defense of Early Mornings: A Secret Weapon in the Fight Against Seasonal Depression
By Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor The season is shifting and with it comes the evenings where the sun…
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Calling All Artists! Opportunities for Cartooning with Imaginary Gardens
By Emma Harrison, Editor Hey artists! Imaginary Gardens is looking for artists who are interested in joining our…
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The Sad Reality of Coal Ash: The Lasting Environmental Effects of The Bull Run Steam Plant
By Anna Baker, Staff Writer The remnants of the Bull Run steam plant in Claxton, Tennessee, are about…
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Dairy is Scary: The Horrors of the Dairy Industry
By Bean Gast, Staff Writer It’s not often that I watch a horror movie that I’m unable to…
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