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May 6, 2017

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Cipher Mag
May 6, 2017

 

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Cipher Magazine, 1028 North Weber Street, Colorado Springs, CO, 80903, United States
The "Lights Out" issue is here! Find our last issue of the year around campus this weekend. *Cipher Magazine is HIRING editors and a publicist for next year!* You can read the job descriptions and download the applications at ciphermagazine.com/jobs. Applications are due by the end of the day on May 1st (second Wednesday). Editor applicatio Delve into the significance of names in Cormac McCrimmmon's fascinating piece "Hello, My Name is ____" in April's Fill-in-the-Blank issue. The issue is now available around the Colorado College campus, in various locations around the spring Read Emily Kressley's article "Demystifying Wicca" in April's Fill-in-the-Blank issue, now available around the Colorado College campus, in various locations around the springs, and online at ciphermagazine.com. Art by Lo Wall The breathtaking cover art for April's Fill-in-the-Blank issue. Done by Nik Chapleski. Find an issue around the CC campus, @poorrichardsdowntown, @wooglinsdeli_cafe, @indyrecords, or @switchbackroasters. You can also read it online at ciphermagazine Do you have an article idea you've been holding onto all year, waiting for the right time to write it? Well.... now is the time! Submission entries for the last issue of the 2018-2019 year are due First Monday of block 7 (3/25) at 5PM. To submit, y 2ND PLACE IN TRIVIA BABY!!! The awesome inside cover and back cover collages in the Archival Issue. Done by current CC students Emma Gonzalez and Jessie Sheldon respectively. Tag yourself. I'm "grappling with capitalism" The Archival Issue is out and is it dope! This issue is a compilation of past Cipher articles that we found relevant today, with old and new art mixed in. Featuring pieces on society's fascination with serial killers, racism at CC, sex work in the Sp #tb to December's Bad issue and this lovely art by Olive Welsh. We will be redistributing all of the issues from this year in the next week-- keep an eye out for the Bad, Heat, Stranger, and Blue issues around campus! A set of beautiful photos from Lindsey Aronson's photo essay on the history of tuberculosis care in Colorado Springs. Read "The City of Sunshine" in the Bad Issue, out now! The BAD Issue is out! Find it around the CC campus, online at ciphermagazine.com, or order a subscription on the aforementioned website. Art by Hazel Key. Beautiful illustration by Caroline Li for Sophia Skelly's piece on an intergenerational friendship. Read Skelly's piece, "Arms Outstretched" in the new Heat issue, now available online and around the CC campus, Poor Richards, and the Wild G Art by Lo Wall for Callie Zucker's piece "Of Meat and Men." Read Zucker's take on the toxic masculinity in meat-consumption in November's HEAT issue, available around the Colorado College campus and online at ciphermagazine.com The beautiful outer and inner cover images for November's HEAT issue. Taken by Amaury Bargioni. Find a copy around the CC campus or read the issue in its entirety at ciphermagazine.com! Hey everyone, remember to stop by our brainstorming session tonight for the upcoming BAD Issue. We will be in sacred grounds at 7:30 tonight with snackz. See you there 💃 The Stranger Issue is out today! Find a copy around the Colorado College campus or read it online at ciphermagazine.com ! Here is some of the amazing art featured in the issue. Love these paintings by Lily Clouse. Keep an eye out for these images and other beautiful art in the Stranger Issue, out tomorrow! Staff bonding <3 Welcome to the Cipher team, Lo, Becca, and Mataan! Hi all! Don't forget that we are hosting a workshop tonight in Sacred Grounds from 7-9 😋 Come by with any articles, art, ideas, or questions and meet other Cipher artists and writers! Expect tea, snax, and community