Expose 杂志
Exposé 是哈佛大学写作计划出版的年度期刊。它展示了 Expos 写作课程学生的最佳作品，以及年度短篇小说和旅行写作奖得主。选择由 Expos 导师提名，并由哈佛写作计划中的一组导师、高级教员和编辑选出。从 2011 年到 2016 年，一共出了 6 年。
2016
Lily Lu, Emotional insight: Discovering the nature of prejudice development and reduction through emotional mechanisms
Justin Curtis, Why Hamas: The Socioeconomic and Political Foundations of the Islamists’ Popularity
Carleen Su, Breaking the Cycle: How Increasing Access to Female-Controlled Contraception Can Empower Low-Income Adolescent Females
Emily Zhao, This Kind of Business
2015
Mengting Qiu, Call for Elimination of Loopholes in United States’ Trans Fatty Acid Labeling Regulations
Rohan Pavuluri, Sapiro vs. Ford: The Mastermind of the Marshall Maneuver
Hannah McShea, Wilmer Wilson IV and the Body Surface: Intersubjectivity and a Call to Decenter the Decentered
Nathan Cummings, June Hogs
2014
Maia Silber, An Answer to Langer and Lopate: Two-Layered Representation in Art Spiegelman’s Maus
Jennifer Kim, Beyond the Biographical: Modern Meaning in Gilje’s Susanna and the Elders, Restored
Eunice Lee, Colombia: A Case Study of Archaeology and Nationalism
Yunhan Xu, I Am Become President: The Rhetorical Choreography of Johnson’s Nuclear Propaganda
Joule Voelz, Interpreting the Failure of the Poor People’s Campaign
Marc Bornstein, On Uncertainty and Possibility: Consequences of an Unproven Science
Serena Eggers, The BBC’s Pride and Prejudice: Falling in Love through Nature
Alice Newkirk, The Interactions of Heuristics and Biases in the Making of Decisions
Marisa Houlahan, Then and Now: Healing in the Aftermath of Cambodian Genocide
2013
Olivier Simon, An Unsuspected Ideal: Reassessing the Treatment of Representational Art in Jose Ortega y Gasset’s The Dehumanization of Art
Jacob Moscona-Skolnik, Cloak of Meritocracy: Harvard’s “New Plan” of Admissions and the “Jewish Problem”
Francesca Annicchiarico, Chinese Civic Identity Twenty Years After Tiananmen Square
Claire Atwood, A New Narrative for HIV/AIDS? How Tory Dent Made Her Way through the Prevailing Rhetoric of Identity, Death & Disease
Kevin Hazlett, A Freedom by Any Other Name: Serbia’s Article 43 and the Resurgence of Hate
Shirley Mo, How to Decrease Adolescent Smoking Using Cognitive Neuroscience to Lower the Prevalence of Smoking among Young Adults
Anita Lo, Faces
2012
Ruth Choa (an Exposé reprint from the Harvard Health Policy Review), Through the Looking Glass: A Psychological Perspective of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study
Reina Gattuso, The Futility of Touch: Caillebotte’s Man at his Bath
Stephen Mackereth, Truth from an Infinite Number of Fictions? Resolving the Problem of Ratiocination in Edgar Allan Poe’s Detective Fiction
Natalie Smith, Kinetic Images, Static Words: The Reciprocal Relationship of Modern Ekphrasis
Liesl Ulrich-Verderber, Understanding Animals to Understand Ourselves
Teresa Yan, What Can be Done for the Penan Culture of South East Asia? A New View on Modernization and Deforestation
2011
Caleb Theofilos Galoozis, Lawrence v Texas: Democracy, The Supreme Court, and Freedom
Edward Horgan, Exceeding the Threshold: Why Women Prefer Bad Boys
Arjun Mody, Two Narratives, Two Wars: The Political and Legal Rhetoric of the War on Terror
Marissa Suchyta, Why Motherhood Matters in Academic Science
Lisa Wang, Martin Luther King Jr.’s Troubled Attitude toward Nonviolent Resistance
Evan Wu, Rehabilitation for Separatists: Sherman Alexie’s “A Drug Called Tradition”
2010
Julian Baird Gewirtz, Art, Madness, and The Hours
Daniel Gross, Gray Grace: The Street Singer’s New Aesthetic
Kwon-Yong Jin, The Risk of vCJD Transmission by Blood and Suggested Public Policy Response, Spring 2010 Conant Prize on a subject of scientific interest,
Madeline Magnuson, Jane Eyre: The Bonds of Matrimony
Rena Mei, The Average Beauty
Max Schulman, The Relation of Pre-Habitual Thought and Behavior to Language
Sivakumar S. Sundaram, Filling the Blank Pages in The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Alex Vasic, Revising Ideologies: Perestroika in Angels in America
Joshua Wortzel, The Paradox of Early American Protestantism: The Progenitor of an Intellectual and Anti-Intellectual American Heritage
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