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Carleton cryptids: Perish House

Sue Dounim May 30, 2021

The school year is nearly over. Practically doubled over from the weight of their leaves, the trees mask the still-roaming spirits. And I prepare to abandon my column for the summer and drift back home. I’m...

Carleton cryptids: the voracious vendor

Sue Dounim May 23, 2021

Thank you for reading this next issue of Carleton Cryptids, in which I unmask this college's secrets much as its students unmask outdoors. In past issues, I have recounted only benevolent or mischievous...

Carleton Cryptids: the mysterious mousse-munching mites

Sue Dounim May 16, 2021

Thank you for reading Carleton Cryptids, where I, Sue Dounim, shed literary light on Carleton's paranormal problems. So interested am I in delving into this college's mysteries that I actually wrote about...

Carleton Cryptids: the whitened wildlife of the Weitz

Sue Dounim May 9, 2021

Greetings, fellow mystery-seekers of Carleton College. I am Sue Dounim, class of 202X. I am new to this campus—but not to this college. Long have I immersed myself up to the neck in documenting the...

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