ages is an interactive, engaging, creative, exploratory experience that sheds light on the connection between art and literature.”—Brooke Stooksbury ages is the sweet sound of love. Love is something that I see every day from family and myself. My mother’s voice sounds like love. Pages teaches us to tter understand each other.”—Tydrea Martin “Pages is a breath of fresh air when learning becomes a burden.”—Kaylee Swank “Pages is a dragon upting from a bird’s nest.”—Micaiah Brown “Pages is an opportunity to see the diverse, beautiful world you’re living in.”—Madilyn Coulson “Pages has owed me to think more outside the box.”—Alexis Bastress “Pages is the opportunity for students to not only experience diversity in thinking, but it is e opportunity to use creative thinking to build new ideas and opinions about ‘unspoken’ topics.”—Elizabeth Ansel Pages is “tension movement gether.”—Kamar Mickens “Pages is having the opportunity to learn and experience unknown territories rarely seen in a normal classroom.”—Maxwell nner “Pages is freedom that encourages us to live and experience new and different views to better understand each other.”—students from Westerville rth High School “I really learned a lot when I went on the Pages visits.…The sounds that Kronos presented made me think beyond where I was. Sound is or.”—Arman Scott “Pages is the secret ingredient to innovative classrooms.”—Rachel Sherman “Pages is a unifying and cooperative experience that ngs emotional perspectives together to contribute to society.”—Karen Tavarez “Pages is walking into a room and having no idea what will be on the her side, but once you enter you never want to leave.”—Samantha Cox “The Kronos presentation made me look at sound differently. Dr. Torres…helped e realize all the similarities between art and sound and even think of what colors sound like. I can play any instrument you put in front of me, so now en I play an instrument or hear a note, I think of what color it sounds or looks like.”—Tychee Tyler Pages “taught me that there is still hate in this world. helped bring certain things to my attention that I didn’t know before.”—Thomas Baire “Pages is a great program. I learned to see things in life differently ile participating. I look at my life differently now, whether it’s sounds, protests, or even images.”—Taylor Pleasant “Pages is the collaboration between e minds of the youth that gives intellectual freedom.”—students from Westerville North High School “Pages is an opportunity to have an open mind thout your views being judged or torn down. Everyone supports each other and has their own views while looking from different perspectives.”—Colbi rland “Pages is looking at a rock and realizing the beauty in such a small and minute object.”—Stephen Kells “Pages is the platform needed to create the e environment for controversial contemporary conversations.”—Maryam Ali “Pages is an invaluable experience that you didn’t realize you needed.”— oira Elliot “Pages is the box cutter that lets students out of their boxes.”—Abbie Bookman “Pages is a way to meet people who can be so different yet so milar to you.”—Caroline Elicson “Pages is realizing that there is so much more to the world than you ever knew.”—Mary Gray Pages showcases “struggle. as it a crime for African Americans to want the same education as whites?”—Marcel Butler “Pages is looking at the world through a new set of eyes and ding your inner artist.”—Hanna Pinkston “Pages is an easy way for sheltered kids to learn about NEW things.”—Rosemarie Cundiff “Pages is a pathway uncovering ideas that influence and inspire creativity and progress.”—Clark Jaeger “Pages is like a paper cut; it hurts but in the end it’s so satisfying.”— mleng Sok “Pages is a place where we come together to learn to become one.”—Emily Kuederle “My experience with Pages was awesome….I was pressed by Cindy Sherman as a world-renowned artist who could make people look like no one else….The James Baldwin trip was an eye opener for me d taught me so much about the past. I had so many mixed emotions about what I learned.”—Wilhelmina Barnett “Pages is an experience that allows you get outside your comfort zone and explore the unknown.”—Matthew Hunt “Pages is getting out of your comfort zone.”—Peter Pohlod “Pages is a key at unlocks the door to creativity and knowledge, creating a world of art and culture for students to experience.”—students from Westerville North High hool “Pages is a program where you may express yourself without fear of judgment, no matter your background. —Devon McCullough “Pages is an portunity just waiting to be taken.”—Kiersten Judy “Pages is perception. I stopped explaining myself…when I realized people only understand from their el of perception.”—Tasia Berry “Pages is seeing. They teach you to see instead of just watching. And to know the difference.”—Allison Cook “Pages ught me to open up my mind to new realms of art I’ve never thought possible before. Sounds telling stories, Cindy Sherman’s amazing work—I find it all have been quite an eye-opening experience that I greatly enjoyed participating in.”—Arianna Turner “Pages taught me to express myself in ways I ought I couldn’t.” —Isaiah Booker “Pages is a chance to experience different cultures and viewpoints while still staying local.”—Connor Staschiak “Pages s the push I needed to improve my writing.”—Tresden Quincel “Pages is an interactive, engaging, creative, exploratory experience that sheds light on e connection between art and literature.”—Brooke Stooksbury “Pages is the sweet sound of love. Love is something that I see every day from family and self. My mother’s voice sounds like love. Pages teaches us to better understand each other.”—Tydrea Martin “Pages is a breath of fresh air when learning comes a burden.”—Kaylee Swank “Pages is a dragon erupting from a bird’s nest.”—Micaiah Brown “Pages is an opportunity to see the diverse, beautiful rld you’re living in.”—Madilyn Coulson “Pages has allowed me to think more outside the box.”—Alexis Bastress “Pages is the opportunity for students to t only experience diversity in thinking, but it is the opportunity to use creative thinking to build new ideas and opinions about ‘unspoken’ topics.”— zabeth Ansel Pages is “tension movement together.”—Kamar Mickens “Pages is having the opportunity to learn and experience unknown territories ely seen in a normal classroom.”—Maxwell Renner “Pages is freedom that encourages us to live and experience new and different views to better derstand each other.”—students from Westerville North High School “I really learned a lot when I went on the Pages visits.…The sounds that Kronos esented made me think beyond where I was. Sound is color.”—Arman Scott “Pages is the secret ingredient to innovative classrooms.”—Rachel Sherman ages is a unifying and cooperative experience that brings emotional perspectives together to contribute to society.”—Karen Tavarez “Pages is walking o a room and having no idea what will be on the other side, but once you enter you never want to leave.”—Samantha Cox “The Kronos presentation de me look at sound differently. Dr. Torres…helped me realize all the similarities between art and sound and even think of what colors sound like. I can y any instrument you put in front of me, so now when I play an instrument or hear a note, I think of what color it sounds or looks like.”—Tychee Tyler ges “taught me that there is still hate in this world. It helped bring certain things to my attention that I didn’t know before.”—Thomas Baire “Pages is a eat program. I learned to see things in life differently while participating. I look at my life differently now, whether it’s sounds, protests, or even ages.”—Taylor Pleasant “Pages is the collaboration between the minds of the youth that gives intellectual freedom.”—students from Westerville North gh School “Pages is an opportunity to have an open mind without your views being judged or torn down. Everyone supports each other and has their n views while looking from different perspectives.”—Colbi Borland “Pages is looking at a rock and realizing the beauty in such a small and minute ject.”—Stephen Kells “Pages is the platform needed to create the safe environment for controversial contemporary conversations.”—Maryam Ali “Pages an invaluable experience that you didn’t realize you needed.”—Moira Elliot “Pages is the box cutter that lets students out of their boxes.”—Abbie okman “Pages is a way to meet people who can be so different yet so similar to you.”—Caroline Elicson “Pages is realizing that there is so much more to e world than you ever knew.”—Mary Gray Pages showcases “struggle. Was it a crime for African Americans to want the same education as whites?”— arcel Butler “Pages is looking at the world through a new set of eyes and finding your inner artist.”—Hanna Pinkston “Pages is an easy way for sheltered s to learn about NEW things.”—Rosemarie Cundiff “Pages is a pathway to uncovering ideas that influence and inspire creativity and progress.”—Clark ger “Pages is like a paper cut; it hurts but in the end it’s so satisfying.”—Kimleng Sok “Pages is a place where we come together to learn to become e.”—Emily Kuederle “My experience with Pages was awesome….I was impressed by Cindy Sherman as a world-renowned artist who could make people ok like no one else….The James Baldwin trip was an eye opener for me and taught me so much about the past. I had so many mixed emotions about what arned.”—Wilhelmina Barnett “Pages is an experience that allows you to get outside your comfort zone and explore the unknown.”—Matthew Hunt ages is getting out of your comfort zone.”—Peter Pohlod “Pages is a key that unlocks the door to creativity and knowledge, creating a world of art and ture for students to experience.”—students from Westerville North High School “Pages is a program where you may express yourself without fear of dgment, no matter your background. —Devon McCullough “Pages is an opportunity just waiting to be taken.”—Kiersten Judy “Pages is perception. I opped explaining myself…when I realized people only understand from their level of perception.”—Tasia Berry “Pages is seeing. They teach you to see tead of just watching. And to know the difference.”—Allison Cook “Pages taught me to open up my mind to new realms of art I’ve never thought ssible before. Sounds telling stories, Cindy Sherman’s amazing work—I find it all to have been quite an eye-opening experience that I greatly enjoyed rticipating in.”—Arianna Turner “Pages taught me to express myself in ways I thought I couldn’t.” —Isaiah Booker “Pages is a chance to experience
2017–18 Anthology
An Arts, Literacy, and Writing Program for High School Students