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The first-ever ‘The Abstract’ Magazine! โ Spring Edition (Part 2)
Featuring the Articles and Artworks of this year’s contributors The 2025-2026 The Abstract Editorial Team is pleased to present our first-ever magazine, which includes all of this years’ articles and artworks, as well as full-page artworks created especially for this Magazine. Thank you to the MSURJ Journalism Team, all of our Contributing Writers and Illustrators,…
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The first-ever ‘The Abstract’ Magazine! โ Fall Edition (Part 1)
Featuring the Articles and Artworks of this year’s contributors The 2025-2026 The Abstract Editorial Team is pleased to present our first-ever magazine, which includes all of this years’ articles and artworks, as well as full-page artworks created especially for this Magazine. Thank you to the MSURJ Journalism Team, all of our Contributing Writers and Illustrators,…
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Your New Favorite Number: Part 3
Cover Image: Lilly Guilbeault, April 2026 By: Flore Devernay, Contributing Writer In 1608, Peter Roth published Arithmetica Philosophica, where he proved that a polynomial equation of degree n has n real roots. For example, y=x3 (shown below) has 3 roots. This means there are three values that, when plugged in for x, in y=x3, result…