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We strive to include a wide variety of writers who best represent the Amherst College student body and what it’s thinking about. AC Voice is not only a medium for authors to share their thoughts, but a workshop community for our staff to develop their ideas with one another, learn about online publishing, and improve their writing.
All ACV writers post every week or every other week, and must attend two staff meetings per semester. You can download the application form here. Please email your completed application as a PDF attachment to us at amherstcollegevoice@gmail.com We also encourage submissions for guest editorials that can be posted anonymously or not under our “featurecreature” account.
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I just read about this in the NY Times and saw the photo essay on your site. Thank you for all you do to bring this difficult topic and heinous behavior to light. Please rest assured that you have the full support and deep admirations of a multitude of fathers, husbands, brothers and sons who expect the women in their lives, and in this country, to be physically and emotionally respected or have the perpetrator face the full extent of the law.