Then a virtual poem springs to life, its words moving and disappearing, growing larger and smaller. CD-ROM technology has allowed The Rebel to broaden its scope. Now the journal showcases sound and performances in addition to the fiction, artwork and photography that have previously been its focus. Media advisor Paul Wright said he believes The Rebel is the first student literary publication in the nation to feature both a printed journal and a CD-ROM of completely different material. The Rebel is made for students by students.
Students submit their work for consideration, and a panel of judges select the works to be included.
A student staff designs the publication. In the future, students will be able to submit performances to be juried for selection. I don't know how many hours they put into the CD, but it's lots of hours. The Rebel is free to ECU students and is available at major campus hubs like Joyner Library. By using this service you accept the terms of our visitor agreement.