Magazine Lore
This person served as Chief Editor in 2025, tripling the magazine’s average submission numbers through ambitious outreach efforts and reintroducing category award winners to the magazine.
Bella Santos
This is the instrument that the page colors of Soundscape aim to emulate in a certain manner.
Piano
This is the color editors use to highlight a piece when they’re on the fence and want the board’s feedback in the decisions spreadsheet.
Yellow
Besides our newest addition, Grace, and our girl overseas, Julia, this is the only other person who joined the board in the fall of their freshman year.
Clara Davis
This chic abbreviation is what we’ve decided to call our current edition.
S2S
This novelist wrote Americana, the book associated with the magazine’s name.
Don DeLillo
This musician who used the pseudonym "joy" was recently spotlighted on the Instagram for their award winning song "flame."
Noah Brown
This is the name of our outreach effort where staff members visit classes to give a quick elevator pitch about 3-4 Ounces and our CTS.
Class Crawls
Before joining the board, this person won an Editor’s Choice Award in the same category they now serve as an editor for.
Lucas Betancourt
This person, who also happens to be our club advisor, led our Season to Season Writing Workshop in September.
Eric Ekstrand
This was the theme of our Spring 2024 issue, exploring ideas of youth.
Growing Pains
This author wrote "The Product of your Marvelous Madness: Soundscape" which began the edition.
Sincere Fielder
This is the name of another campus publication whose launch party we’ve accidentally scheduled on the same day as ours more times than we’d like to admit -- but not this semester!!
The Magnolia
This editor has held three different positions on the 3–4 Ounces board.
Emily Meinert
This is the number of submissions we had this semester.
81
This is the year the magazine was founded under the original name The Student.
1882
The sections of Soundscape were divided using this musical term, also used to describe the sections of a symphony.
Movements
This is the deadline for staff submissions this semester -- aka the date by which I hope to see at least half of you submit something to the magazine :)
October 14th (Wednesday coming off from Fall Break)
This person served as the Editor-in-Chief of their high school’s literary magazine entitled Etchings.
Bianca Reznic
This person’s quote opened the Season to Season CTS, honoring them as a creative who has "moved through many seasons" as an artist, musician, filmmaker, writer, and activist.
Yoko Ono
This Wake Forest alum revived Three to Four Ounces after COVID and is now a law student at Georgetown.
Aine Pierre
The artist and writer featured on pages 19-20, whose pieces both take place in a car, share this first name.
Taylor
This shape is the first word in the name of the printing company we use for the magazine, listed under Special Thanks in Soundscape.
Triangle
If you don't count me (Nola), this staff member has been on the board the longest.
Julia Smith
This is the number of submissions we had by the end of our soft deadline date, which yall were emailed as a warning :P
47