Few things in life are permanent, and nothing lasts forever. However, as we continuously move into a culture that thrives on short-term gratification with bombardments of notifications and emails on every electronic device we own, there is one form of expression that still remains DEFIANT and raw…THE TATTOO.
Juana Bacchus lost her husband, Rudy Bacchus, in the 9/11 attacks. Ten years later, after battling denial, anger and sadness, she still remembers a happy life with him. In an audio collage, Juana tells her personal story of falling deeper in love with Rudy after his death.
Labor Initiatives in Promoting Solidarity organized a week of events to bring attention to the campus fight against Sodexo.
On January 17th, 1961, Dwight D. Eisenhower delivered his now infamous presidential farewell address where he warned America of its newfound Military-Industrial Complex. Now, 50 years after his speech, the message is still relevant as the United States spends over a billion dollars on war each week.
Ithaca College’s Buzzsaw Magazine proudly presents The Militarization Issue…
