OpenLine
The Prison University Project is proud to publish OpenLine,an annual interdisciplinary journal of academic essays, visual art, poetry, fiction, and non fiction by students in the College Program at San Quentin.
A panel of four student-editors, along with PUP Program Director Jennifer Scaife, print work that showcases the talents and intellectual strengths of students in both the College Preparatory and the Associate of Arts Degree programs.
The complete content of the Winter 2008 issue is available below.
To request a free copy of OpenLine, please email us at info@prisonuniversityproject.org with your name and address.
Table of Contents
Randall Countryman
Pencil Drawing
Michael Endres
Untitled
David Garner
Solve the Violence in My Community!
Randall Countryman
Where Have All the People Gone?
Danny Vince Cox
Listen
Michael B. Willis
The Incident
Greg Sanders
The Problem of the 20th Century Is the Color Line: Why I Agree
Fred K. Harris
A Differing Socialistic View of Substance Abuse
Colored Pencil Drawing
Toby Hamman
Back in the Closet!
John O. Neblett
Life in a Vacuum
Curtis Roberts
Untitled
Kamal SeifEldeen
Until Next Feast
Henry Edward Frank
Self-Portrait
Accepting Things as They Are
Kolai Faumui
Space Invaders
Felix Fausto
Ninety Minutes of Freedom
Charles Hopple
It’s Not Forty Acres & a Mule; It’s Only Two Hundred Dollars, Gate Money
Kenneth R. Brydon
from San Quentin, July 4th, 1975
Justin Gies
Prometheus
Phil
Bars
Lawrence Blankenship
from A Thousand Days in San Quentin
John O. Neblett
A Random Variable
Jonathan Wilson
The Best Time in My Life
