Fall 2015
On the cover: When a Hokie (portrayed by Nate Smith Jr. '02) has three applicants for a job and one's a Hokie (portrayed by junior triple-major Madeline Sault), the others don't stand a chance. Just ask junior theater arts majors Maggie Gough and Miles Gheesling (in black). Photo by Jim Stroup. Hokie jewelry and tie courtesy of Volume Two Bookstore.
Cover storySarah Cisneros '13, Tiffany Pruden
ContributorsAndrea Brunais, Carrie Cox '99, Juliet Crichton, Shirley Fleet, Dave Hunt, Amy Loeffler, Annie McCallum, Tom Tillar '69
Copy EditorsJuliet Crichton, Richard Lovegrove
PhotographersMichael Kiernan, Tricia Lombardi, Jim Stroup, Logan Wallace
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