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·Sep 18

The reading list

Growing up with a learning disability. Written by Ava Boorn When someone Googles my name, one of the first links to pop up is an article about my elementary school. To summarize, Shadow Lake Elementary held an annual year-long read-a-thon with a school-wide grand prize. …

Ava Boorn

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The reading list
The reading list
Ava Boorn

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Klipsun Magazine

·Sep 13

Stepping onto the other side of the net

A personal reflection on my time as a volleyball player and how returning to the sport after a many-year hiatus helped me to reconnect with my younger self. — Written by Katie McNabb Sneakers squeaking against a dusty gym floor, a stinky backpack full of knee pads, ankle braces and old protein bar wrappers and complaints from players as they struggle to put up the net. …

Nostalgia

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Stepping onto the other side of the net
Stepping onto the other side of the net
Nostalgia

6 min read


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Klipsun Magazine

·Sep 10

The lost years

Childhood memories taken by the troubled teen industry — Written by Briana Tuvey Content Warning: This article contains stories and descriptions of childhood abuse that may be harmful or traumatizing to readers. Please proceed with caution. A man with bright orange hair opens the door. Your parents stand behind you as he introduces himself as a staff member at…

Nostalgia

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The lost years
The lost years
Nostalgia

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Klipsun Magazine

·Sep 7

And 5, 6, 7, 8

A journey reflecting on my first love of dance and rediscovery the spark as an adult — Written by Riley Young I grew up in a cloud of hairspray and covered in glitter and rhinestones. Dressing up made me feel like a princess in a Disney movie. The performances were like the cherry on top of a sundae. Being a competitive dancer was not the after-school activity…

Riley Young

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And 5, 6, 7, 8
And 5, 6, 7, 8
Riley Young

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Klipsun Magazine

·Aug 25

Patchwork

Fixing a relationship, and patching the past — Written by Peter French After moving into my first apartment in September 2022, I was scavenging through the isles of a Habitat for Humanity looking for a standing lamp to brighten up my place, upon my search a clunky beige case struck my eye. It had rubber marks running along…

Nostalgia

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Patchwork
Patchwork
Nostalgia

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Klipsun Magazine

·Aug 22

A lifelong student at Monster High

How a doll line made me who I am today — Written by Sol Vandeman Growing up, I was not your typical “boy.” With my baggy clothes and a strawberry blonde buzzcut, I fit in with most boys physically. But my feminine interests and flashy personality always shined through to tell the world that I was different. Looking back now and…

Nostalgia

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A lifelong student at Monster High
A lifelong student at Monster High
Nostalgia

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Klipsun Magazine

·Aug 14

A marvelous hobby

Cosmic Games’ Pete Redpath shares his passion for comic books. Written by Jacob Mina During the summer a child drives up to Washington, leaving behind his familiar California home. While there, he visits the Fairhaven Pharmacy, which is owned by a family friend. In the corner of the store, the…

Nostalgia

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A marvelous hobby
A marvelous hobby
Nostalgia

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Klipsun Magazine

·Aug 12

Endless knickknacks and oddities

A look inside Penny Lane Antique Mall — Written by Isabella Loy Cramped shelves full of breakable relics, an old-timey ringtone echoing through the air and an atmosphere unlike any other await customers as they stroll into the glass doors of Penny Lane Antique Mall in the heart of Old Town, Bellingham. Though it is one of about…

Nostalgia

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Endless knickknacks and oddities
Endless knickknacks and oddities
Nostalgia

7 min read


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Klipsun Magazine

·Aug 7

Soccer raised me. Then, I abandoned it.

Thoughts from a decommissioned child athlete — Written by Liz McLane When you wander through your memories, what do you find? For me, it’s this: I’m 6 years old. It’s hot in the car. We’re in Yakima for my parents’ annual soccer tournament. I’m eager to watch them play together. Dad’s playing Rush through the speakers, playing…

Nostalgia

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Soccer raised me. Then, I abandoned it.
Soccer raised me. Then, I abandoned it.
Nostalgia

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Klipsun Magazine

·Aug 6

Feeling old school

Looking back at my college experience — Written by Chauncey Gummere “No way, you don’t look that old,” “I never would have guessed that,” “I thought you were 20.” A new classmate has said a variation of one of these statements to me every quarter since arriving at Western Washington University. “Yeah, I get that a lot,”…

Nostalgia

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Feeling old school
Feeling old school
Nostalgia

4 min read

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