Imprint Magazine

Since I was five,
I used to pop out
the lenses of my sunglasses,
and walk around carrying books upside down
pretending I was reading.
I always wanted
glasses
so I could truly belong
in the library
ocular camouflage for the astute
eager to add a "professional" accessory
to my vintage, seven-year-old appearance.
So when I couldn't see
the chalkboard,
I called my mom immediately

Ithaca College student Megan Devlin was among the lineup of American students standing across from the unfamiliar Moroccan families that would soon become their own. Her eyes met with those of a little girl who gazed back in familiarity. When Devlin’s name was called, the little girl ran into her arms, cradled her face in her hands and kissed her on both cheeks.

The Major League Baseball season is quickly approaching, and for every team it is imperative that progress is made from the year before. This does not mean that all teams realistically have a shot or believe they can compete for a World Series. Rather, teams want to look for improvement, and prove to the rest of the league that they can be a force in their own right.

Billboard Magazine, known for the music charts that it compiles and prints weekly, once again majorly changed the industry standard for the Hot 100 songs chart. This time, the change lies in the inclusion of YouTube views in the streaming component of that chart, which also uses sales and radio airplay to determine with songs are the most successful in a given week.