clamor
clam·or | verb | \‘kla-m r\
1. to make a loud uproar, as from a crowd of people; popular outcry.
2. to publicly expression (as of support or protest).
3. to make a vehement expression of desire or dissatisfaction.
We present to you Clamor 2019. After three quarters, a rotating staff of students, hundreds of submissions, and many a moment spent collaborating, we proudly present a broad selection of diverse and dynamic artisitic practices from within our creative community, a collection that is now yours.
We wish to thank the Office of Student Engagements and Activities under the managment of Brenda Dào, our friends at UWave Radio, the Services and Activities Fee Committee (SAF), and the Student Technology Fees Committee (STF). This journal would not be possible without their support and that of our readers and contributors.
Thanks as well to our mentors Amaranth Borsuk and Anida Yoeu Ali.
Finally, we offer our thanks to you, our readers.
Take in the emotions. Take in the community. Take in the clamor.
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