Echo

Echo is the annual LAH literary journal.  The journal contains various student submissions,  including photography, short stories, and poems. A new Echo comes out each Spring semester.  To have your work considered for publication or to join the Echo editorial staff, please contact co-editors Amanda Kocis and Matt Morton for more information. 

Editor's Note from Echo Literary Magazine 2009:

The way the parable goes, six blind monks felt six different parts of an elephant - the tusk, the leg, the trunk, the ear, the tail, and the body.  When they compared stories, each man was convinced he had felt a different thing - a pipe, a pillar, a branch, a fan, a brush, and a wall, respectively.  To us, this epitomizes the human experience with perspective.  Within this issue, you'll find explicitly different perspectives on lakes, , on flowers, and on architecture, but also more broadly unique perspectives on the world through writing and photography.  We hope you enjoy these students' points of view on the world as you renew your appreciation for your own.