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The Bone Pilgrim

Current and Back Issues of The Bone Pilgrim:
Fall 2005 Bone Pilgrim
Spring 2005 Bone Pilgrim
Fall 2004 Bone Pilgrim
Fall 2001Bone Pilgrim
Spring 2001Bone Pilgrim
March 2000 Bone Pilgrim
October 1999 Bone Pilgrim
April 1999 Bone Pilgrim, pages 1-4
April 1999 Bone Pilgrim, pages 5-8
November 1998 Bone Pilgrim
April 1998 Bone Pilgrim
December 1997 Bone Pilgrim
October 1997 Bone Pilgrim

Faculty Advisor, 2008, Erica Ball Office: UH-408; (714) 278-3595 Design & Production, Matt Storing American Papers 2006 Editorial Board Jennifer Burton Meyer Jennifer Owens Jill Sommers Joe Barrett Megan Jensen Matt Storing Paul Horn Call for Papers for the 2007 edition of The American Papers Table of Contents-2006 The American Papers Table of Contents-2005 The American Papers The American Papers not published in 2004 Table of Contents-2003 The American Papers Table of Contents-2002 The American Papers Table of Contents-2001 The American Papers Table of Contents-2000 The American Papers Table of Contents-1999 The American Papers Table of Contents-1998 The American Papers Table of Contents-1997 The American Papers Table of Contents-1996 The American Papers

WWhat to do with your outstanding essay exams, book reviews, response and research papers? Wishing for a wider audience for your work? Interested in getting your writing published? The American Papers wants you; at least, it wants your best essays.

T The American Papers is the journal of the CSUF American Studies Student Association. We want to publish the best essays written in any American Studies course at CSUF class in the past year. We want to publish you. Every American Studies student may submit up to two essays a year, so look over what you have written recently, choose your best, and submit it to The American Papers .

S ubmissions will be read anonymously, so please take your name off the paper itself. On the paper, all we need is the title and what class it was written for. On a separate cover sheet, write your name, paper title, what course you wrote it for and when, and also how to reach you by email and phone, good through the end of the summer, 2008. Mark your submission “Erica Ball : American Papers” and turn it in to the American Studies office in UH-313. You may submit any time before June 1, 2008.

B y the end of the summer, you will receive a letter of acceptance or decline from the Editorial Board. Accepted essays will require you to submit a revised final copy in electronic format.

Any questions? Contact Erica Ball, (714) 278-8273

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