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Dossier, originally a part of the Tartan, published its first indepenent issue in the spring of 2007. Dossier published both images and text created by students.

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.

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 Oakland Review evolved from "Two Hands, " which was deemed a failure by its staff. The Oakland Review is published yearly and includes poetry, fiction, criticism, music, graphic art, and drama created by Carnegie Mellon University undergraduate students.

The Oakland Review evolved from "Two Hands, " which was deemed a failure by its staff. The Oakland Review is published yearly and includes poetry, fiction, criticism, music, graphic art, and drama created by Carnegie Mellon University undergraduate students.