About The Sequence Journal
The Sequence Journal serves students in the Bard Sequence and Bard Early College Hudson Valley communities. It was created for students who want to extend their learning and share their knowledge beyond classroom walls.
The Sequence Journal
Academic Year 2025-2026
Major Works
Collected writings by Malak Aly:
Roots, working, Death, Distortion, Think of the ChildrenWhat Distinguishes Great Leaders From Good Leaders? by Arazi Cruz
What I Learned from The Communist Manifesto by Venya Johashen
Abandonment is The Original Sin by Rowan C. J. M. Khleifat
The Search for Immortality in The Epic of Gilgamesh by Christopher Orellana
The Cities I Carry, the Room I Call Home by Holland Waits
Process Pieces
All students who submit to the journal are also required to submit a process piece that reflects on how they created and revised their writing. A process piece emphasizes the principle that writing is not merely a record of completed thought, but also an exploratory process that is both individual and performed in community with peers and professors. They embrace the fact that writing is not a straight forward path, but a messy series of expeditions and experiments taken with others who are also on the same journey. Each student may approach the process piece in a different way, but they all celebrate what it took to get here.