Falx
by Bri Altieri
I’ve been reading about falcons recently, and not only because William Shakespeare, Marco Polo, and...

Borderline Laughter
by Mlungisi Dlamini '10
By law it was forbidden to laugh upon approaching the fence, built porous and unyielding by people we...

Hourglass
by Sofi Morales
Nothing matters as a child. All that matters is the sand between your toes as you run on the beach...

Frazer Blues
by Trevor Fleming '07
Whenever I’m in the midst of running errands in my hometown, the song “Subdivisions” by Rush often comes...

The Unlucky Ones
by Alissa Butterworth
After many years had gone by, and his brother and both his sisters were long dead, after his family’s...

Machiavelli: A Modern Man
by Sam Ruchlewicz
Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” The American philosopher George Santayana...

Strange Nervous Laughter
by Bridget McNulty '05
So what did you major in?” everyone asked me when I returned home to South Africa after graduating from...

From the Editors
So this is the Timeless Issue of the College Dispatch. We may have put out a good issue, maybe...