The Vision kicks off year with successful launch party
Credit: Benjy Renton
Students and faculty listen to English teacher Wil Lobko at The Vision’s launch party.
November 11, 2016
Hackley’s literary and art magazine, The Vision, hosted its annual launch party during Community Time on Thursday, November 10. Here is what Josephine Sasso, Editor-in-Chief of The Vision, had to say about the event:
The Vision staff is so grateful that so many people came out to support their peers and teachers. The goal of the event was not only to launch our submission season but to get people involved in the Hackley Art and Literary community. We put a lot of time and effort into planning the event and we really hope that it was a nice way to relax and enjoy some beautiful literature at such a stressful time of the year. Although the magazine is print-based, we really enjoy branching out into social media and spoken word events such as this one. We hope to have another one later on in the year!
Photos by Benjy Renton.
Check out The Vision‘s submission guidelines:
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