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Lauren Redniss

January 20, 2008

The Convergences Contest: Carnival of Convergences No. 5

by Chris Reeves, Mia McIver, Brent Holland’s Mariner High School art class, Jamie Johansson, Jimmy Chen, Lawrence Weschler, and Lauren Redniss
June 29, 2007

The Convergences Contest: Carnival of Convergences No. 4

by Rigel Stuhmiller, Charlie Hopper, Lauren Redniss, David Ng, and Adam Koford
February 27, 2007

The Convergences Contest: Contest Winners #29 and #30: Hoods and Veils

by Vero Testa and Lauren Redniss
January 17, 2007

The Convergences Contest: Carnival of Convergences No. 3

by Helen Selonick, Guillermo Núñez, Bill Mech, Matt Haber, Bradley Campbell, and Lauren Redniss

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