Lucubrations Issue I, Volume 1

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Morning Coffee by Justine Johnson

Lucubrations is a Cultural Magazine for the Saint Anselm Community. It is here to allow thoughtful creative people of all types to share their work, ideas, and comments, in any medium, in both informal and formal settings. We welcome participation from all members of the community including students, alumni, faculty, staff, and the monastery.

" Let us bring to daylight the impulses of midnight contemplation."

Volume 1, Issue 1

Student Art Work

Drawings 2010
Drawings 2008
Digital Art
Mixed Media

Portfolio2008
Watercolor
Painting 2009
Majors, 2010

Albert Camus died on January 4, 1960 in an automobile accident

Recalling Camus Today by Vincent Colapietro ('73)

You tried to teach us
to live
beyond hope and despair

though this was taken
unfairly
as a gesture
and even a pose
of despair

Journal by Justine Johnson

A Lucubrations History

A little mission statement and tips for site use.

Biff Bastarache Timebomb Exhibit

Review: Art House Exhibit "Timebomb" by Biff Bastarache

The upper apartments on Saint Anselm campus are well known for a rowdy night life. The pathways on this Ash Wednesday evening were dark and quiet, and a different life was stirring.

Anthropology, 30x40 inches, archival inkjet print by Luke Buffenmyer

Preservation over Prolongation by Noelle Poremski

Senior Philosophy major, Noelle Poremski, presents a revolutionizing freestyle from the Battle of the Keyboard. One might describe the experience of her work as a Victorian Disco.

Blue Book Interior
Hand-stitched Book by Kimberly Kersey Asbury

Untitled by William Suglia

"the strength of the cello" by Dana Nolan

C sharp minor, B flat Major, A Major, F Major, Opus, Opus Opus. String Quartets.

Courbet and Death
Oil on Paper by Cristina Keiley

Morning Coffee by Justine Johnson

"the petersons" by Justine Johnson

do you remember when we met up with them for lunch during our layover in atlanta? we ate at that diner on the that side street. i was sixteen and young and budding. i took photographs of the fork and the spoon and the ring of coffee . . .