Zine, not heard
Contributors: Jaffe, Sara
Publisher: The author
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 31
Subjects: Teenage girls; High school students; Orthodox Judaism; Jewish women
Description: Talia Lakritz of Wisconsin writes about life experiences such as volunteering at a hospital program in Israel and being a "religious Jew" while in New York for Barnard's Pre-College Program. She shares a review of the song "Bring me to Life" by Evanescence and a short story based on the song. Also included are poems, a review of a production of "Our Town," class notes, Facebook printouts, and photographs from her Barnard experience.
Notes: Cover title.

The zine was made for Sara Jaffe's Barnard Pre-College Program writing about the arts class.
Table of contents: title: Welcome to my zine: a little note from yours truly --; title: Time of your life: studying my connection to "Time of your life," a song by Green Day --; title: Bring me to life: a hard-hitting music review of Evanescence's "Bring me to life" --; title: Bring me to life: a short story: exploring my fiction-writing abilities, I based a short story on the images, emotions, and sounds of "Bring me to life." --; title: Chloe's collage: flowery language that teeters between poetry and prose. Describes a collage created by classmate Chloe Thompson --; title: Prose poem of picture 6: inspired by the art of Joseph Cornell --; title: Lee Botecou's "Untitled": following a field trip to MoMA, I balanced prose-poetry with informative review techniques to describe a work of art.  --; title: "Our town" review: a journalistic assessment of the Barrow Street Theatre's production of "Our town." --; title: Class notes: some notes I took in "Writing about the arts," doodles and all.  --; title: Words of wisdom for Talia: Written by my friend Juliet after she read "Time of my life."  --; title: Facebook: written when I had some free time, chronicling my experience both in and out of the classroom.  --; title: Memories page: a collage of pictures, quotes, and whatever else I felt like adding from my Barnard PCP experience. --