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Prometheus, v. 13, 1990

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University of Wisconsin--Stout

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Editor's Note I would to take this opportunity to say a few things about Prometheus and its purpose. Prometheus is UW-Stout's only creative arts journal. Its purpose is to allow students a vehicle of expression through a variety of methods: photography, 3-D art, 2-D art, poetry, fiction writing, and non-fiction writing. One of our main goals is to promote creativity on our campus. There is a great number of talented people who help us achieve this goal time and time again. I would like to thank each and every student who submitted their work, for without them there would be no Prometheus. My thanks also goes to all of those who worked so hard and sacrificed their precious time to make Prometheus a success once again. Thanks Jeff, Monique, Amy, Laurie and Kevin-your help is appreciated. The staff of Prometheus would like to thank the following judges for the admirable job they did in selecting our 1989-90 award winners: Photography: 3-DArt: 2-D Art: Poetry: Fiction: Non-Fiction: James Tenorio and Margy Ingram Scott Wallace, John Perri Todd Boppel, Doug Cummings Warren Lang, Robert Schuler Clark Leeson, Emmanuel Teye Deborah Green, Vidya Singh-Gupta Finally, thanks to our advisor Robert Horan and Cathy for all their hard work.

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Prize Winners:
Photography: Denise Struck, "Unique Unicorn," First Place; Ann Michels, "Wonderment," Second Place
3D Art: Jan Coker, "3 Masks," First Place; Holly Utech, pin, Second Place
2D Art: Regina Johnson, "Untitled," First Place; Karen Heagle, "Artist 1 (Steve)," Second Place
Poetry: Jim Dodosz, "introductions and acquaintances," First Place; Jan Coker, "Trail of Light," Second Place
Fiction: Bridget Golat, "Nobody's Locker," First Place; Joelle Hanson, "The Visitors," Second Place
Nonfiction: Kristy Hoffman, "Broken Rhythm," First Place; Laura A. Richards, "Mary," Second Place
Minority Writing: Johnie Howard Adedeji, "Yesterday and Today," First Place

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