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Rain Cafe • by Lee Estepp • And when sitting at a table without guide, without beverage; And I saw her walk past, down the April thoroughfare; How soon Again I felt the need of sunshine and left my table …

• by Kirk Macon, Editor • from the Thursday Oct. 7, 1982 Skyline • The Sul Ross Business Department has a word processor that is the “computer of today,” according to Mazie Will, instructor of business administration. The Business Department’s Wang Word …

• story by William D. Howden • from the 1970 Sage Literary Magazine • Night.  As the ship throbs and hisses through the boiling Philippine Sea, and the ship’s clocks tick, and my berth feels like a tiny, tight-shut, wave-tossed …

• by Alexandria Lee • from the 2011 Sage Literary Magazine • The giant mahogany desk in front of two small chairs.  The woman, her hair perfectly coiffed, staring at my brother and me.  The air of expectation hanging in …

• by Landon Moore • from the 2008 Sage Literary Magazine • The bells in the church are wrong Forgetting to forward spring Computer sings twelve at one Hallelujah technology.   The people here like the sound I guess A …

• from the June 26, 1969 issue of The Sul Ross Skyline • With the stroke of his pen, Governor of Texas Preston Smith elevated Sul Ross State College to university status.  The law changing the name of four state …

• courtesy of the Archives of the Big Bend • Now displayed outside the Archives of the Big Bend is a collection of art prints which appeared in the Sul Ross Skyline between 1925 and 1936.  The linoleum block prints …

• by Lucy E. Hudson • from the October 8, 1941 Sul Ross Skyline • Sul Ross has stuck to its traditions and held out against drought, prosperity, depressions, sandstorms, snowstorms, hail, grasshoppers, and Republicans.  But we are wondering if we …

Click on the image to scroll through Sage Literary Magazine covers from the 1970s.  For more than half a century, the literary magazine has showcased essays, short stories, poems, art and photography from Sul Ross students.

• from the August 13, 1969 Sul Ross Skyline • Katherine Word Robbins and Carroll Word Whittenburg, great-great-great granddaughter and and great-great-great grandson of Sul Ross were among the distinguished visitors who attended the opening of the new Museum of the …