Kiosk publishes 75th anniversary edition
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Disney’s “Snow White” made her debut on the big screen, Wrong Way Corrigan took off from New York for California and ended up in Ireland, Orson Welles’ broadcast of “War of the Worlds” caused a panic on the East Coast, Neville Chamberlain proclaimed “peace for our time,” and Time magazine declared Hitler as “Man of the Year.” The year was 1938. Amid all this, students in the Manuscript Club published and distributed the first issue of Morningside’s literary and art magazine. As the foreword to the first issue noted, “subject to editorial fallibility, the best will be printed.” Now, in 2013, it’s time to celebrate just some of the best poetry, fiction and non-fiction the Morningside community has offered over the past 75 years.
–Marcie Ponder, editor in chief, Kiosk Retrospective