Poets discuss tension between page and stage poetry
By Marlena Chertock Published first in The Writers’ Bloc. Poets are constantly trying to define what poetry is and what type of […]
By Marlena Chertock Published first in The Writers’ Bloc. Poets are constantly trying to define what poetry is and what type of […]
By Marlena Chertock Published first in The Writers’ Bloc. A crowd of about 100 sat in bleachers, circled around three male students […]
By Marlena Chertock Published first in The Public Asian. Poetry has always been a form of activism for Yellow Rage, a two-person […]
Summer study abroad course to take students on dig in Israel By Marlena Chertock Sunday, March 25, 2012 Published first in The […]
By Marlena Chertock Published first in The Public Asian The editor and founder of Asian Fortune, the only English-language Asian Pacific American […]
By Marlena Chertock Published first in The Diamondback. Before the Jan. 15 Borderlines open mic even started, Henry Mills chose random audience members to […]
By Marlena Chertock Published first in The Writers’ Bloc. If you walk into Jimenez 1215 on Wednesday nights, you will be covered in […]
Marlena Chertock Published in the Nov. 4 edition of The Diamondback. In response to the Oct. 31 staff editorial, “Occupational hazard,” permission […]
By Marlena Chertock First published in The Writers’ Bloc. Poet Patricia Smith realizes the power language has to transport you from one […]
I haven’t been posting articles at the start of this semester because I just transferred to the University of Maryland and have […]
It’s mid-summer and I haven’t been writing many articles for my school newspaper or myself, which is one reason I haven’t been […]
Marlena Chertock June 3, 2011 First published in The Diamondback. STAMP director Marsha Guenzler-Stevens strives to be a bug of encouragement in […]
By Marlena Chertock May 12, 2011 The United States government has decided not to release the photos of Osama bin Laden’s death. […]
May 6, 2011 It is extremely important to understand different units of measure and how to calculate these measurements. Sometimes reporters have […]
By Marlena Chertock MAY 5, 2011 Senior Tyler Reynolds wanted to plan an event on his own because he had never had […]
By Marlena Chertock UPDATED MAY 8, 2011 They sat in a room in the Alamance Building, discussing emotions and goals. One student […]
By Marlena Chertock May 4, 2011 Steve Riley, an editor for the News & Observer in Raleigh, pushes reporters to write with […]
By Marlena Chertock May 2, 2011 View coverage from The Pendulum of Elon students celebrations of the news of Osama bin Laden’s […]
April 29, 2011 In these chapters of “Math Tools for Journalists,” Kathleen Woodruff Wickham goes over polls, surveys, math related to business […]
ARAMARK workers receive benefits, still have challenges By Marlena Chertock April 28, 2011 Seasonal workers can be found all around Elon University. […]