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Patterns was an arts and literature magazine published yearly by Carnegie Tech students.

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...

Scope and Contents note

The Phoenix was a conservative newspaper jointly published by students at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

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.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

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.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

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.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

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.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

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.