Cleveland State University's The Vindicator

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The Vindicator is a bi-monthly, student-run, multicultural magazine of Cleveland State University that advocates creative cultural expression and seeks to elevate the level of social justice on campus, in our communities, and throughout the world. It was established in 1970 and originally was an African-American publication. The magazine was started in response to a racist cartoon published by The Cauldron and served as a voice for African-American students on campus who felt that they were not being heard. It was later agreed that The Vindicator would not only be a voice for African-American students on campus, but for all those who felt that their voices were not being heard.

The Vindicator's Spring 2007 Staff:

Editor-in-Chief: Meagan Call

Columns Editor: Fatima Allen

Arts Scene Editor: Heather Burke

Graphic Designer: Sally Hollister

Photo Editor: Matthew Russo

Table of Contents
February 2007

Arts Scene

Growing Old - Tim Richards

Hopping Cars - Tim Richards

Cheap Eats In and Around Cleveland - Heather Burke

Craft Magazine Review - Meagan Call

Jimmy's Cafe - Kimberly D. Goodyear

Restoring the Root Out of a Dry Place - Charlotte Morgan

R Rated Penguins - Margaret Brinich

Micro Brews 101 - Eric Sommerfelt

Local Author - Rumor Hall

Look for the Columns Section soon!

Please check back in early February for the Columns Section!