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Issue 15 is HERE !!

 
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United in Grief
United in Grief

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Writer Saeed Samra shares a mixed media project surrounding grief and collective liberation for those in areas of the Gaza Strip, West Bank, and more.

The Other
The Other

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Poet Maliha Khan recounts a moment of intersectionality not just in theory but in practice, and the lived realities of identity introspection.

an essay
an essay

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Writer Alex Lalli shares creative prose that explores intrapersonal reflection.

bossier is gsproud
bossier is gsproud

“GSP makes me feel like I’m adding to the Georgetown community rather than taking up space and resources.” - Isabela Gomez

if tomorrow starts without me
if tomorrow starts without me

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Marketing Director Théa Jacquand writes a whirl wind piece on existential musings reminiscent of flashes of life before death.

Daffodils
Daffodils

collage by Lauren Dennis

Writer Fiona Naughton paints a quaint picture of what it is like to overlook the growth of both tangible and not so tangible memories.

Innocence
Innocence

drawing by Sophie McNally

Graduate Student Stuti Padaliya writes a poem on the rats that she works with in her lab to establish peace and come to terms with animal euthanasia for scientific purposes.

Short; not so Sweet
Short; not so Sweet

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Writer Lauren Repella writes a short poem on sweetness, or lack of.

two masked strangers
two masked strangers

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Writer Ines Goei de Piante, shares a short story that follows two masked strangers becoming unmasked reflections of each other. 

as the time ticks away
as the time ticks away

drawing by Millie Meger

Writer Ines Goei de Piante crafts a piece on how people in relationships may feel as they have a time limit before college starts or just in general.

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Hey there,

Welcome to Bossier (BOSS-ee-ay)! We are Georgetown's 'zine (magazine) dedicated to creating a feminist publication that provides space for marginalized gender identities and their allies on campus and across the globe. We want to hear your voice, see your art, and provide resources for your activism.

Learn more about our mission here.

 
 
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Why Bossier?

There are a million publications around campus, we know! Bossier is unique in that it is a submission-based print 'zine. You can submit your work to the magazine and see it beautifully displayed in Bossier at the end of the semester. If you want to share anything related to our mission, you can, no applications necessary. Along with that, there is no publication on campus that publishes our range of content: poems, playlists, essays, collages. Bossier runs in a way that Georgetown hasn't seen before, and we can't wait to bring it to you.

 
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