From Pennsylvania to Illinois, students coded through the night in WildHacks, NU’s largest hackathon, from Friday to Sunday. “Hackathons in general are just a way to learn programming skills and develop stuff in a collaborative environment,” McCormick senior and WildHacks Director Dilan Nair said. “That’s what WildHacks strives to do.” Participants compete for track and.
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Home Groan: A NutMag Anthology brings together 22 authors and three illustrators who bring to life stories. Photo: Handout
NutMag – an annual zine which celebrates Penang writers – is back with its largest collection of offerings to mark its fifth anniversary.
Home Groan: A NutMag Anthology brings together 22 authors, which is more than double its usual assemblage, and three illustrators who bring to life stories, memories and everyday images of Penang.
Zine editor Anna Tan says the idea to expand the usual small-collection of stories into a full-blown anthology stemmed from wanting to mark a milestone for MYWriters Penang, the state branch of the Malaysian Writers Society (MYWriters).
Daniel Zhang, the winner of this year’s
Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers. An eleventh grader from Edison, New Jersey, who attends Phillips Exeter Academy, Zhang won for his poem “Golden.” Praising the poem for its striking imagery, its “small details and grit,” our judge, Emily Nason, wrote: “This poem encapsulates so much of what it means to be a human: the daily heartbreak, violence, and thirst for acceptance we all experience.” Nason selected the winning poem from more than 1,300 submissions by young writers in forty-six states and forty countries outside the United States. Zhang’s poem is printed below.