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Scope and Contents note From the Collection: This collection is composed of material created and published by Carnegie Mellon Students. It includes humour magazines, literary reviews, newsletters, and magazines published by student interest groups. It does not include the Tartan, the Thistle, or the Carnegie Technical. The collection is arranged alphabetically by publication title, and chronologically thereunder. There are currently 28 titles represented in the collection. The majority of the collection is made...

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Ah Fhine Againne ("Of Our Clan" in Gaelic) was a literarry and artisitic magazine that included contributions by students and faculy. The collection only includes the first issue, published in Spring of 1971.

Scope and Contents note Big Straw Magazine is a student-run Asian interest magazine that provides students with an outlet for artistic expression, cultural identity, and thought. Big Straw started in Spring 2006 as part of an Interpretation and Argument class on Asian American Literature. The professor, Dr. John Eperjesi, assigned the students a final project to create an Asian interest magazine. Big Straw was founded with the mission to cultivate and spread culture, creativity, and ideas, and to break down...

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The Carnegie Quarterly was an "all-Carnegie" magazine. It published contributions by both faculty and students, and was designed to be of interest to students in all four colleges. It included both creative writing and technical essays.

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Cano was first published in 1947 as a magazine for essays, poetry, reviews, and short stories written by Carnegie Tech students. It's stated mission was "to serve as an outlet for all types of creative writing done by the undergraduate student body at Carnegie Institute of Technology." It was published monthly during the academic year starting in 1947. The last issue held by the archive was published in April of 1949.

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Cano was first published in 1947 as a magazine for essays, poetry, reviews, and short stories written by Carnegie Tech students. It's stated mission was "to serve as an outlet for all types of creative writing done by the undergraduate student body at Carnegie Institute of Technology." It was published monthly during the academic year starting in 1947. The last issue held by the archive was published in April of 1949.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Cano was first published in 1947 as a magazine for essays, poetry, reviews, and short stories written by Carnegie Tech students. It's stated mission was "to serve as an outlet for all types of creative writing done by the undergraduate student body at Carnegie Institute of Technology." It was published monthly during the academic year starting in 1947. The last issue held by the archive was published in April of 1949.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Cano was first published in 1947 as a magazine for essays, poetry, reviews, and short stories written by Carnegie Tech students. It's stated mission was "to serve as an outlet for all types of creative writing done by the undergraduate student body at Carnegie Institute of Technology." It was published monthly during the academic year starting in 1947. The last issue held by the archive was published in April of 1949.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Cano was first published in 1947 as a magazine for essays, poetry, reviews, and short stories written by Carnegie Tech students. It's stated mission was "to serve as an outlet for all types of creative writing done by the undergraduate student body at Carnegie Institute of Technology." It was published monthly during the academic year starting in 1947. The last issue held by the archive was published in April of 1949.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Cano was first published in 1947 as a magazine for essays, poetry, reviews, and short stories written by Carnegie Tech students. It's stated mission was "to serve as an outlet for all types of creative writing done by the undergraduate student body at Carnegie Institute of Technology." It was published monthly during the academic year starting in 1947. The last issue held by the archive was published in April of 1949.