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  1. Join the Facebook Event!

    Join the Facebook Event!

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  2. The Walrus 2012 issues have arrived!

    They’re here! They’re here! They’re here! 

    Our 2012 issue of The Walrus were finally shipped to us! Here’s a nice gif  of the box-opening process: 

    Want to see our lovely cover?

    Come to the Prose, Poetry, and Performances: An Evening with The Walrus reading. Click here for the event info on our Facebook page. 

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  3. Spring Cleaning in the Walrus office..

    The 2012 issues have been ordered!


    That’s right! If all goes well, we should have them in just in time for our reading event for your viewing/ purchasing pleasure. In the meantime, finals are next week and the entire campus is studying, writing papers, being productive, etc. 


    I, on the other hand, don’t think it necessary to study until the weekend before. Instead, I’ve been procrastinating in various ways; one way has been by cleaning and reorganizing our Walrus office. 


    I didn’t take a “before” picture but here is our bookshelf full of past issues after an hour of intensive organizing only a procrastinating, library-worker could do.


    Wendy and I also dug up some awesome Walrus treasures which include: 


    A Walrus banner!


    Pages from a past Walrus Review paper


    … and this awesome flyer that I’m considering photocopying and posting all around campus!


    Wendy was more in love with the picture from the Walrus Review. Here’s a better picture:

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  4. The Walrus 2009 - edited by Carmen Aiken and Finegan Ferreboeuf

    Editorial Board: Zoey Byrne, Hannah Carroll, Lupe Martinez, Anne Tome

  5. The Walrus - Issue 53, 2010 edited by Hannah Carroll and MK Chavez; layout edited by Majorie Jensen


    This issue features several pieces from Mills College professors, Stephen Ratcliffe and Carlota Caulfield; Queer San Franciso-based performance poet, Daphne Gottlieb; as well as many other talented artists, poets, writers.


    Interested in a copy of The Walrus? Contact Desiree Apodaca at dapodaca@mills.edu

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  6. “Prose, Poems, and Performances: An Evening with The Walrus”

    Join us in celebrating the release of our 2012 issue of The Walrus Literary Journal, Mills College’s annual undergraduate publication! 


    That’s right! The Walrus staff will be hosting a reading of some of the work featured in our upcoming 2012 issue at Mills College, as well as some of the work by our representing Mills community. 


    • Where? Mills Halls, living room (on Mills College campus)
    • When? Tuesday, May 1st at PM!
    • Why? Because you have not lived until you have attended a Walrus event!


    The 2012 issue of The Walrus will be on sale! Refreshments will also be served.

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  7. 2011 posted!

    It’s been a hectic week but I came through and posted some excerpted pages from the 2011 edition of The Walrus. Next week’s issue will be the 2010 issue…


    Interested in your own copy of the 2011 issue (or any other issue for that matter)? Contact Desiree at dapodaca@mills.edu

  8. - Excerpted pages from The Walrus: Mills College Literary Review 2011, edited by Estee Schwartz.


    Interested in a copy of The Walrus? Contact Desiree Apodaca at dapodaca@mills.edu

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  9. Just a quick snapshot of our lovable, stuffed “odobenus rosmarus.”
(Latin translation: “tooth-walking sea-horse”)


Find The Walrus Literary Journal on Facebook! Click on the photo!

    Just a quick snapshot of our lovable, stuffed “odobenus rosmarus.

    (Latin translation: “tooth-walking sea-horse”)



    Find The Walrus Literary Journal on Facebook! Click on the photo!
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  10. The other day I posted a picture of The Walrus’s nameless stuffed mascot. However, what many people don’t know is that our stuffed mascot enjoys sneaking out of our room and taking nice strolls around the city. To show the staff’s encouragement for our walrus’s wanderlust, next week will be the start of a weekly post documenting our stuffed mascot’s wanderings titled: “Where in the world the Bay is our walrus?”


To all our Bay Area followers, keep your eye for our wandering walrus.

    The other day I posted a picture of The Walrus’s nameless stuffed mascot. However, what many people don’t know is that our stuffed mascot enjoys sneaking out of our room and taking nice strolls around the city. To show the staff’s encouragement for our walrus’s wanderlust, next week will be the start of a weekly post documenting our stuffed mascot’s wanderings titled: “Where in the world the Bay is our walrus?”

    To all our Bay Area followers, keep your eye for our wandering walrus.

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