VOICES
a Santa Monica Women’s College Publication
Summer 2000 vol. 1, no. 2
Editor-in-Chief
Zoe Yuzna
Lady of the Trees by Joseph Palmer
Editorial Staff
Shari Williams
Photography Staff
Allan Hurwit
Cover
Joseph Palmer
Layout Design
Blue Rabbit Press
Faculty Advisor
Diana Aghabegian
On the cover:
Women, by Joseph Palmer, is a linoleum cut symbolizing the beauty and grace of women from all nationalities. It was first shown, and subsequently bought, at the Tustin gallery in Orange County. Lady of the Trees, shown on this page, is an etching using a real leaf and part of a petticoat to frame the drawn face of the woman.at The Women’s College Office, LA 135, or send via email to voices@smc.edu. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call The Women’s College at (310) 434-4634.
Please visit our website at www.smc.edu/voices.
Voices is a student publication for The Women’s College at Santa Monica College and does not necessarily reflect the views of Santa Monica College, The Women’s College, or members of the community. Please direct your questions, comments, or suggestions to TWC in LA 135 or call (310) 434-4634.
Published August 2000 at The Media Center, Santa Monica College, 1900 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90405.
Shari by Joseph Palmer
Letter from the Editors
In this special summer issue of Voices, we continue our goal of informing, educating, and entertaining our readers with a variety of articles, stories, poems, and artworks. "Every issue is a woman’s issue," states Eileen Rabach, coordinator of The Women’s College, and that is our mantra for every issue of Voices. However, in every issue both women and men contribute to and actively participate in its development and production.
It has been a pleasure to work with all those involved in this special summer issue of Voices. We thank Joseph Palmer and John Greco, as well as all the students who allowed us to interview them, for their help and insight. We also thank Shari Williams for interviewing all of the students and writing the wonderful article on printmaking at SMC, and Allan Hurwit for taking all of the photographs of the students and their artworks. Finally, we thank the Media Center for taking over the monumental task of printing and binding this issue for your enjoyment. So, turn the page….
The Editors