Our judges called this magazine an example of "innovative quirk." Its wise editorial choices, strong writing style and clever selection of features combines to make this publication a page- turner filled with pleasant surprises. The art has movement and brings readers both on and off campus. Clearly, the editors are not afraid to invest in a risky, creative project such as the alumni photography portfolio "Field Guide." As the editors point out, for a school that does not offer a photography major, "Carleton has produced many stellar photographers." This was a beautiful choice that told alumni stories which transcend the college community. The covers draw the reader in, along with the table of contents with quotes that focus on voices, echoing the name of the magazine.
