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ALEX EVERETTE is a barista who hates making cappuccinos. He lives under a bridge and collects
lost socks and library books. Sometimes he drinks oat milk. His work can be found in Abstract
Magazine, small poems for the masses, and Marathon Literary Review, among others.

GABRIEL HAZELDINE is a ghost writer who still aspires before the shifting challenges ahead.
As his time as an undergraduate dwindles and bi-weekly paychecks stare him down with their
frugal tidings for time sacrificed, he is nonetheless determined to make the most of what he has
learned as an undergraduate and as an editor on The Bridge. In his spare time, he’s at his word
processor with the future in mind or slowly retiring old hobbies and pastimes for new ones.

SETH JEFFERSON is a senior majoring in graphic design and photography with a minor in art
history. In addition to being a designer and editor for The Bridge, he is also a graphic design
intern at Bridgwater State University’s Information Technology Division, and is responsible for
creating logos, publications, and other material to help better promote IT services. Other than
art, Seth has also been an active runner throughout high school and college, and is currently the
captain of the Bridgewater State University’s Men’s Cross Country and Track & Field teams.

LINDSEY MACMURDO is a senior at Bridgewater State University and is a studio art major
with a photography concentration as well as an art education major and art history minor. She
spends most of her free time working on building her creativity and learning new techniques to
improve her photography. In addition to photography, Lindsey is interested in interior design,
painting, baking, and more.

KATIE MCPHERSON is a senior at Bridgewater State University, majoring in English. This
is her second year working on The Bridge. When she’s not napping, she enjoys photography,
writing poetry, and watching videos of dogs for hours and hours.

IAN MELLO is a communication major at Bridgewater State University. When he’s not staving
off hunger at his food service job, Ian is the program director at 91.5 WBIM-FM and co-hosts his
own radio show with fellow Bridge editor, the slightly less handsome Jake Camara. In the future,
Ian wishes to become a voice actor, or to do anything with his silky smooth voice. Or as a sad, sad
back-up, work in fast food forever.

HAILEY MULVEY is a senior studio art major, with a concentration in graphic design. This is
her first year designing and editing The Bridge. In addition to her studies at Bridgewater State
University, she is an exhibition producer and design intern at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
She also loves cats, Bauhaus design, and hardcore music.

CADY PARKER recently installed the Adobe Creative Suite directly into her brain instead of her
computer, in an attempt to ward off ennui. Since then she has been mostly the same, but now
finds the sight of certain birds inexplicably depressing.
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