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[ letter from the editor ] Charmed. Most dictionaries describe the word charmed as unusually lucky or happy as though protected by magic, and for the majority of us on staff, this feeling could not be more true. In order for our staff to be successful, the department leads sat down at the end of last semester and planned out the entirety of spring. We have two issues coming to your screens, and one that you will be able to hold in your hands. This is the most content Alice has ever produced, and without the diligent efforts and passion that each contributor and editor has, none of this would be possible. I have had the great honor everyday to work with people that have seemingly endless drive and determination, and I am continuously inspired by my staff’s ability to adapt and persevere. It’s a joke around the office that the third issue’s the charm, but in reality Charmed represents more than a fleeting feeling of luck. It encompasses the hope that we have for the new year, the love we have for our readers and the tenacity of our staff. This issue is an ode to the people we love most and the communities we support. It made sense for our February launch to embrace the love that is in the air. All of us at Alice feel extremely lucky for every single person who read an article, interacted with our social media posts and shared our designs and photos. Last semester, we reached over 18,000 readers and continued to grow our brand in more ways than one. From September 14 to December 12 we reached over 7,000 accounts on Instagram which was a 276% increase from June 16 to September 13. Charmed continues to inform college women on the issues that matter while also embracing our big sister role in the form of a college survival guide. In this issue, we have everything from a myth-busting UTI article to calling out performative activism efforts. We feature women who are artists, fashion designers and entrepreneurs. There are fool-proof date night looks to ease any new-love butterflies and a deep dive into how a TikTok subculture has revitalized a population’s love for reading. This issue is a celebration of love, and you can call us, charmed. May your new year be filled with peace and love, Lindsey Wilkinson [4]
[editors] EDITOR IN CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR CREATIVE DIRECTOR DESIGN EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR ASST. DESIGN EDITOR ASST. PHOTO EDITOR MARKETING EDITOR FASHION EDITOR BEAUTY EDITOR LIFESTYLE EDITOR ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR FOOD & HEALTH EDITOR DIGITAL DIRECTOR SOCIAL MEDIA EDITOR ONLINE EDITOR VIDEOGRAPHY EDITOR CONTRIBUTING WRITERS CONTRIBUTING DESIGN/ PHOTO CONTRIBUTING VIDEO MODELS EDITORIAL ADVISOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Lindsey Wilkinson Jennafer Bowman Rebecca Martin Ella Smyth Sarah Hartsell Wesley Picard Emma Kate Standard Mary Groninger Ta’Kyla Bates Beth Wheeler Cat Clinton Jeffrey Kelly Evy Gallagher Kendall Frisbee Katie Morris Sophia Surrett Emily Rabbideau Baylie Smithson, Maddy Reda, Kierra Thomas, Kennedi Hall, Morgan Byerley, Audrey Harper, Julia Marano, Tory Elliott, Jolie Money Sarah Smith, Katie Nebbia, Kayla Roberson, Katie Harmon, Mackenzie Stamps, Jennifer Stroud, Grayson Byrd Alice Choup, Megan Davis, Laura Fecanin, Sami LaCount Lyric Williams, Caitlen George, Analise Chambers, Athena Richardson, Kennedy Harrison, Kate Maxwell, Ariel Yavuncu, Chloe Clemmons, Natalie Mack Mya Bolds, Lalia Wilson Monique Fields Julie Salter Editorial and Advertising offices for Alice Magazine are located at 414 Campus Drive East, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487. The mailing address is P.O. Box 870170, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487. Phone: (205) 348-7257. Alice is published by the Office of Student Media at The University of Alabama. All content and design are produced by students in consultation with professional staff advisers. All material contained herein, except advertising or where indicated otherwise, is copyrighted © 2020 by Alice magazine. Material herein may not be reprinted without the expressed, written permission of Alice magazine. [5]
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