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Lion’s Pride Committee:
Johnny Calavitta, English Department, Associate Professor
Wesley Mantooth, English Department Chair
Paige Miller, Student
Robynne Raye, Design Department, Assistant Professor
Sue Wozniak, Librarian
Cover Art:
The Human’s Way, by Liliia Shutova.
Artist’s Statement: This work was made for the Art 121 class. I think, that people’s life looks like it – the way the crowd is the same as you.
