Santos Herrera is a senior and the current news editor for The Observer student newspaper. He will be graduating in June with a degree in English language and literature with a writing specialization. After graduating, Santos will move to Portland in order to pursue a career with a post-secondary academic institution and focus on helping minority students apply for, attend, and complete a post-secondary education. Santos’s work in journalism has received several awards and recognitions, including a Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Award.
Alexander Hughes is a Central Washington University student. Alyssa Foland is a senior graduating in June 2013. She is a writer,
designer, and ukulele player. After graduation she hopes to join the Peace Corps. Her life mission is to change one person’s life for the better.
Jamie Klouse is a senior in the English Writing Specialization program and the current Associate Editor and Art Director for Pulse Magazine. After graduation, Jamie hopes to find a position that will lead him to his dream of writing for a video game company. Along that road, he plans to use the skills gained at CWU in both technical and creative writing and editing.
Stefan Milne is an English grad student. He thanks you for reading. Tim Mitchell is a freshman at Central Washington University who
enjoys the great aesthetics such as music, poetry, and film. He also hosts a radio show on the college radio station and plays the bass guitar in a progressive rock band.
L. Matthew Robischon I am a CWU English major senior. I was born in Olympia and am the oldest son of Fred and Bonnie Robischon. I graduated from Timberline High School in 2005 and received my AA degree in 2007. I was inspired to become a writer after reading Bram Stoker’s Dracula while studying in community college, and I hope to complete my first novel some time next year.
Amelia Rutland, or Katy as she is known by most, does not like writing in the third person, attempts to live an Ephesians 3:20 life, and is a Manastash 2013
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