LETTERS FROM THE EDITORS

FROM THE EDITOR Lauren Sabia

I cannot be more thrilled to share the 100th issue of the Reflector Magazine with you all. This edition is all about celebrating femininity and gender expression, something we are all impacted by and can take part in. Hopefully flipping through these pages will allow your creativity to spark and make you reflect on your own sense of self. I would like to thank all of the people involved in creating this magazine, your hard work does not go unnoticed and we would not be here without you. This issue has been so much fun to create, and I would not want to spend my last semester in college any other way. The Reflector has such a special place in my heart, and it has been such an honor to contribute to the Georgia Southern community through our work. Happy reading and Hail Southern!

FROM THE EDITOR Kayla Hill

Where do I start. This is my second time designing and directing the magazine and it still hasn’t gotten old. As I’m graduating, I’m going to miss connecting with members of the Georgia Southern community to put this all together. This magazine could never happen without all the people that give their support, time and energy to collaborate on this project. When I designed the fall magazine, my one goal was to change the way we do things to showcase a more creative and diverse community. I think this magazine now brings light to the many faces we have here in Statesboro and the creativity we have from the George-Anne staff. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for the Reflector but I know, with this amazing staff, it wont be anything less than great.