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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.

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.

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.

The Carnegie Bard was a student literary journal published by the Alpha Chi Alpha and Pi Delta Epsilon journalistic honoraries.

The Carnegie Bard was a student literary journal published by the Alpha Chi Alpha and Pi Delta Epsilon journalistic honoraries.

The Citcommentator was a newsletter published by the "Citcom Clan." The Citcom Clan was a social organization open to all Carnegie Tech communter students who were not already a member of a fraternity or sorority.

The Citcommentaror originally published bi-weekly, but was later published on a monthly basis. It included announcements for events and other campus activities, a regularly gossip column, and editorials related to the concerns of commuters.

The Citcommentator was a newsletter published by the "Citcom Clan." The Citcom Clan was a social organization open to all Carnegie Tech communter students who were not already a member of a fraternity or sorority.

The Citcommentaror originally published bi-weekly, but was later published on a monthly basis. It included announcements for events and other campus activities, a regularly gossip column, and editorials related to the concerns of commuters.

The Citcommentator was a newsletter published by the "Citcom Clan." The Citcom Clan was a social organization open to all Carnegie Tech communter students who were not already a member of a fraternity or sorority.

The Citcommentaror originally published bi-weekly, but was later published on a monthly basis. It included announcements for events and other campus activities, a regularly gossip column, and editorials related to the concerns of commuters.

The Citcommentator was a newsletter published by the "Citcom Clan." The Citcom Clan was a social organization open to all Carnegie Tech communter students who were not already a member of a fraternity or sorority.

The Citcommentaror originally published bi-weekly, but was later published on a monthly basis. It included announcements for events and other campus activities, a regularly gossip column, and editorials related to the concerns of commuters.

The Citcommentator was a newsletter published by the "Citcom Clan." The Citcom Clan was a social organization open to all Carnegie Tech communter students who were not already a member of a fraternity or sorority.

The Citcommentaror originally published bi-weekly, but was later published on a monthly basis. It included announcements for events and other campus activities, a regularly gossip column, and editorials related to the concerns of commuters.