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    John Abromeit
    John Abromeit is a doctoral student in Intellectual History at the University of California, Berkeley. He graduated from Stanford University in 1993 with a B.A. in Modern Thought and Literature after which he spent four semesters at the University of Frankfurt, Germany under the auspices of the DAAD. He is a regular contributor to the Frankfurt based international student newspaper PERSPEKTIVEN.

    Stan Barrett
    Stan Barrett is a senior English major at the University of Pennsylvania.

    Vance Bell
    Vance Bell is the founder and editor-in-chief of Other Voices.

    Catherine Bernard
    Catherine Bernard graduated from Stanford University in 1993. A native of Philadelphia she now works in NYC and will enter the Jewish Studies program at Berkeley later this year.

    Levee Blanc
    Levee Blanc is a son of the Dämmerung -- a ghostly figure often seen roaming through the twilight at the University of Pennsylvania wearing a long black wool coat. Some say he is Melancholia returned to an earthly plane of existence. We think it is best not to ask too many questions.

    Dr. Curtis Bowman
    Curtis Bowman is a Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. He specializes in Kantian and post-Kantian thought and teaches courses in Aesthetics, Ethics, Continental Philosophy, and the History of Modern Philosophy. Currently he is translating Kant's Nachlass for the Cambridge Kant edition and working on a book about the philosophical and literary writings of Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi (1748-1819), one of Kant's younger contemporaries who greatly influenced the development of post-Kantian thought.

    John Parker
    John Parker is a third-year graduate student in English at the University of Pennsylvania concentrating in Renaissance studies.

    Giles Peaker
    Giles Peaker is a Lecturer in Art History and Critical Theory at the University of Derby, England currently working on the image of crisis in the Weimar Republic and the aesthetics of interruption. His other interests include the representation of the city in the interwar period, aesthetics, Critical Theory, and history and theory of the genre of still life. Member of the editorial collective of Detours and Delays : An occasional e-journal of aesthetics and politics

    Joshua Schuster
    Josh Schuster is a junior at the University of Pennsylvania studying English and Comparative Literature.