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The Agenda was cmuOUT's quarterly newsletter.

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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 From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: 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...