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Newton Abbot College Magazine: May, 1870 (1870) by Magazine Committee, 2010-05-23
Sand Hills: Augusta College Literary Magazine (Spring 1990, Vol XVIII)
Christ's College Magazine ... by No Author, 2009-10-21
1991 Narva, Park College Magazine, Parkville, Missouri by Park College, 1991
The Wellesley College Magazine, Volume 25 by Anonymous, 2010-04-22
The Mason College Magazine, Volumes 10-11 by Anonymous, 2010-03-08
The Brazen Nose, a College Magazine (Vol. 23) by Unnamed Unnamed, 1989
South-Eastern College Magazine by Ramsgate South-Eastern Coll, 2010-07-24
William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine by College of William and Mary, 2010-10-14
The Mason College Magazine, Volumes 5-6 by Anonymous, 2010-02-17
Newton Abbot College Magazine by Newton Abbot Coll, 2010-07-24
Christ's College Magazine: Milton Tercentenary Number by Christ's College, 2010-09-10
Southeastern College Magazine V1, No. 1: December 1884 (1884) by Southeastern College, 2010-05-23
The Eton College Magazine: June-November, 1832 (1832) by T. Ingalton And Son Publisher, 2009-12-07

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Madras College Magazines: June 1933 Editorial
After forty years of work as Mathematical Master in Madras College, Mr. Carmichael Madras College has lost one of its most notable sons in the Very Rev.
http://www.madras.fife.sch.uk/archive/magazines/1933june/editorial.html

Extractions: EDITORIAL Whether times be rough or smooth, nothing can delay the lapse of the years, and we are little more than three months from the Centenary of the opening of our College. Conditions have not bettered enough to warrant the resumption of active measures to increase the seven hundred pounds already gathered and lying at interest, but modifications of our original plan have been discussed by the Centenary Committee. The situation, moreover, is complicated by the impending onset of the Educational Endowments Commission, which is expected to tackle the Fife Endowments towards the end of this year. We are not bold enough to predict the issue: it may grieve us sorely, or, on the other hand, it may make it possible to acquire, equip and maintain ground and buildings for athletic purposes. After forty years of work as Mathematical Master in Madras College, Mr. Carmichael retired at the end of the second term, leaving in the tradition of the school a deposit of sound mathematical teaching and of kindly dealing that must have wrought on the minds and hearts of countless pupils to make them clearer thinkers and kindlier men and women. At a farewell dinner with the Staff and some other friends, he and his good lady were bidden godspeed with the most cordial wishes for a long and happy leisure. His successor, Dr. John McDonald, has been with us for some years. We know his worth, and we hope for great things from his labours not only in Mathematics but in the general life of the school. He has undertaken his new duties with the greatest goodwill from pupils and staff.
The Hisorical Record - The First College Magazines
The first Queens College magazine, which appeared in 1904, was entitled The Members of the College were urged to treat the Magazine as the wax disc of
http://www.quns.cam.ac.uk/Queens/Record/1997/History/Mag.html

Extractions: The first Queens' College magazine, which appeared in 1904, was entitled The Green Bore (no doubt a reference to the College colours and the silver boar's head badge of Richard III). It was edited and mostly written by a student named F W M Draper who was at Queens' from 1901-04 and later taught at Mill Hill. It would seem this publication was short lived and unfortunately no copies have survived in the College or University archives, so nothing is known of its form or content. The Green Bore clearly left a void, for early in the Lent Term 1905 the Chaplain of Queens', the Revd C T Wood (later Dean 1907-40) wrote to the President of the St Bernard Society, the College debating society, suggesting a College Magazine. The suggestion was so well-received that it was put to the vote and The Queens' Courier was born. Volume 1 No. 1 appeared on 15 March 1906 edited by a "somewhat reluctant committee" of one undergraduate from each year reinforced by a don (Mr A B Cook, later Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology) "to act as a check upon possible indiscretion or heedlessness". The first editorial hopes "that we shall supply, successfully, both the serious and the comic element so desired by a College citizen in a record of College life". "In entering upon a task like this we have many models before us to point out the way in which our halting feet should tread. But we hope that we shall not be dubbed ambitious when we say that our Pegasus does not quite approve of any of these oft traversed paths to fame. "
Engineering College Magazines Associated
Engineering college magazines Associated. About Conference Members Awards Advertising Contact. spacer. ECMA seeks to promote excellence in college
http://www.ecmaweb.org/

Extractions: ECMA seeks to promote excellence in college engineering publications, to raise the quality of all member schools' publications through collaboration and workshops , and to increase advertising revenues through combining subscriber bases. The 2005 ECMA conference will be hosted by the Nebraska Blueprint on April 7-9, 2005, at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. About ECMA
Engineering College Magazines Associated
Engineering college magazines Associated exists because of the work of a New York advertising executive, WB Littell of the New York firm
http://www.ecmaweb.org/about/history.html

Extractions: Compiled by Jim Agneil, Kansas State University For decades, the organization and the magazines flourished (sometimes more so financially than journalistically). Until the 1970s, ads were plentiful because ECMA was the principal vehicle for recruitment advertising for large U.S. corporations interested in hiring new engineering graduates. During these golden years ECMA member publications consisted mainly of advertising interspersed with a few photos and rambling essays. Advertising revenue was such that ECMA itself prospered. In fact, individual magazines showed such high revenues that, in at least one case, the IRS became concerned that the college magazine had an unfair advantage over commercially published trade magazines. In the 1980s, computerized typesetting and subsequently publishing technology rapidly improved the quality of ECMA publications. Unfortunately, proliferating commercial magazines such as Graduating Engineer, Hispanic Engineer, and U.S. Black Engineer, greatly reduced ad revenues. ECMA members voted to end their relationship with LMB as an exclusive publisher's representative because of the declining number of ads, and several schools even ceased publication because of increasing printing expenses. ECMA tried affiliating with another advertising agency, but the relationship was terminated in 1993.
JCR Exec Minutes
FURNES S COLLEG E JCR college magazines. Here you will find archived copies of the regular Furness College newsletters and magazines.
http://furness.lusu.co.uk/jcrmags.htm
Writing For Magazines
New Writers Magazine Committed to helping you get published I knew Link was a college magazine, and I had read college magazines (they were fruity and
http://www.anthologiesonline.com/Articles/writing_for_magazines.htm

Extractions: Anthologies Online http://www.anthologiesonline.com/ Welcome to the Writing Site with an Emphasis on Anthologies Writers Subscribe and send in your brief bio and your best writing sample (up to 1200 words total) to apply to become a featured writer . Find free articles and markets to help you get published. Readers : Find your favorite author, anthologies, and great reading. Editors send in your calls for manuscripts. Find writers and manuscripts to fill your anthologies. H elp victims of Hurricane Katrina L earn to Be a Travel Writer ... riting Inspiration M FA Reading List M usic to Write By W ... riting for Magazines Get Instant Access to Hundreds of Work-at-Home Jobs Want exclusive access to the hottest freelance jobs online today? Signing up for trial membership of Freelance Work Exchange gives you access to cool projects like these: Fire your boss and set your work-at-home career off to a cracking start. Click here to get instant access for just $2.95. Too much Sitting?
Editorial Projects In Education History
to bind into their own college magazines. One hundred fifty colleges signed on. Education Week and Teacher Magazine continue to raise the level of
http://www.edweek.org/info/about/history.html

Extractions: Search Subscribe About EPE My Account Work@EPE How to Submit Commentary Letters Calendar/Events Press Releases ... Buyer's Guide Listing Customer Service Feedback Using Website Print Subscriptions Agent K-12 Contacts General Information Ed Week News Staff Teacher News Staff Staff List ... Web Staff Policies Privacy Reprints Services Subscribe Advertise Order Reports Tuesday, September 20, 2005 In 1957, fifteen editors of university alumni magazines launched a bold experiment that would have a substantial and lasting impact on all of American education. Their experiment sought to serve higher education by speaking with one voice to their collective alumni bodies. In the era of Sputnik, they called their endeavor the "Moonshooter" project. Although unincorporated, they requested and received a $12,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to subsidize the research and writing of the report. Early in 1958, almost as an afterthought, they wrote to their fellow university editors across the country and invited them to join the project and purchase copies of the report to bind into their own college magazines. One hundred fifty colleges signed on. American Higher Education: 1958 , a 32-page report, reached almost a million college-educated Americans that April.
The Ohio State University College Of Engineering
Member of Engineering college magazines Associated (ECMA). 2004 2nd Place for Best Feature Article; 2003 - Awarded Most Improved at the Engineering
http://www.eng.ohio-state.edu/quick_links/students/studentprjts.html

Extractions: Student Project Teams Many students enhance their academic career by becoming involved in student project teams and organizations. These activities can provide leadership opportunities, hands-on engineering experience and a chance to meet other engineering students. The list of engineering project teams is below. The goal of this project is to construct an unmanned autonomous vehicle that will compete in the International Aerial Robotics Competition. The vehicle will compete based on its ability to sense the semi-structured environment of the competition arena. Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ben Coifman - coifman.1@osu.edu Team Leader: Alex Shubs - shubs.1@osu.edu Fiscal Officer: Sean Barrows - barrows.13@osu.edu Web Page: http://tarc.org.ohio-state.edu The goal of this project is to develop a machine which is compact in size, relatively inexpensive, and can harness the power of a specific supplied engine to develop maximum pulling performance for short periods of time. Students have the opportunity to apply the knowledge learned from their coursework to a real world engineering design project.
California Engineer: About Us
The Engineering college magazines Associated (ECMA) was founded in 1920 by five In an effort to recognize excellence in engineering college magazines,
http://caleng.berkeley.edu/aboutUs/

Extractions: /* Main page structure */ @import url("../CSS/main.css"); /* Content structure */ @import url("../CSS/otherPages.css"); /* Colors */ @import url("../CSS/winter2003.css"); Professional research journals offer a variety of publishing opportunities to graduate students and researchers. Unfortunately, these opportunities are frequently not open to undergraduates. Our goal at California Engineer is to offer such publishing opportunities to undergraduate engineers from the University of California system. We strive to create a professional quality publication and to encourage UC students from all disciplines to submit articles on engineering-related topics to our magazine.
Campus Media Group, Inc. -- About
Media agency providing college and high school newspaper advertising, youth magazines, student email advertising, on-campus posters, event marketing, and sampling.
http://www.CampusMediaGroup.com/

Extractions: Campus Media Group, Inc. is a media agency focused on the high school and college market and devoted to the planning, placement, and support of youth-targeted advertising and marketing campaigns. Our appreciation for the complexities of the youth marketplace allows us to match media support options that are specific to your college and high school marketing needs.
College Of Journalism And Communications At The University Of Florida
The college has four departments Advertising, Public Relations, Journalism, and Telecommunication - and offers sequences in the following areas advertising, public relations, technical communication, journalism (reporting, editing, magazines and photojournalism), and telecommunication (news, production and operations).
http://www.jou.ufl.edu/default.asp

Extractions: Talk and Webcast, 5 p.m. Monday September 29 - World Press Institute Fellows visit October 7-8 - Homecoming October 27 Introductory video Entrance web camera ... Scholarship Info Search: Questions Contact us Privacy policy Web Administration ... University of Florida This page was last updated Monday, September 19, 2005.
Mirror.co.uk - Student
Annual competition for U.K. college newspapers, magazines and Web sites sponsored by the Daily Mirror and the National Union of Students. Includes categories, judges and entry form.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/student/

Extractions: Search the Web and Mirror.co.uk Business Finder People Finder Home News ... Horoscopes Organised by Welcome to the 2005 National Student Journalism Awards, the biggest national showcase for British student media talent, organised by the National Union of Students (NUS) and the Daily Mirror. We are looking for the most exciting college or university newspapers, magazines and websites, as well as the best student writers and designers. Judges including top journalists, editors and former winners understand the specific demands on student journalists and hope to find eye-catching news stories, stylish features and inspired design in this years entries. All shortlisted journalists benefit from the prestige of their award, as well as the satisfaction of knowing that they have beaten hundreds of competitors in the UKs biggest student media competition. The awards will be presented at a glittering awards ceremony on November 12 at a London venue. All shortlisted entrants will receive a free ticket, plus one for their guest. 1. Best Student Newspaper
Full Text Electronic Journal List
Yavapai college Library Services magazines and newspapers Find out which magazines and newspapers and their type of format are owned by the Yavapai
http://www2.yc.edu/content/libraryservices/magandnews.htm

Extractions: Please select a subject category Business and Economics Earth and Environmental Sciences Fine Arts and Music Gender and Ethnic Studies General Interest Periodicals Government, Law, and Public Policy Health Sciences Humanities and Reference Life Sciences and Agriculture Physical Sciences and Mathematics Religion and Philosophy Social and Behavioral Sciences Sports, Leisure, and Hobbies Technology and Applied Sciences LastÂ UpdatedÂ onÂ 18Â SeptemberÂ 2005Â Â©Â 2000-05Â SerialsÂ Solutions,Â Inc.
Portadown College
Features school magazines and speech day programmes from the 1950s.
http://www.leicester.co.uk/pc/

Extractions: www.pc56.co.uk - a website for Portadown College memorabilia For over 45 years I have kept a copy of a little school magazine called P.C. '56 . Hence the title of this website. I left the College in that year at the age of 14 as my family returned to England, but I have the happiest memories of my six years there, three at the Junior School on Killicomaine Road and three at the Senior School by the Bann Bridge. If you were at Portadown College in 1956 you may remember that magazine and you may well be interested in this website and the other bits and pieces here. The magazine title was probably something to do with the popular radio series of the time called PC 49. By 1959 the title of the school magazine had changed to the more prosaic Portadown College Magazine Easter 1959 If you read nothing else, read Adeline Clingan's "Retrospect" on page 31 of the 1959 Magazine. It sums up for me what Portadown College in the 1950s was all about - and, sadly, what I missed by leaving after Form 3A. Many thanks to Marian Chambers of Sydney (née Marian Mitchell) for lending me the 1959 Magazine and the Speech Day programmes for 1955, 56, 57 and 59. I believe these were originally the property of Nola Nixon. Thanks Nola for keeping them all this time! Many thanks also to Ivy Whysall (née Freeburne) for keeping her copy of the 1962 and 1966 Magazines these 40+ years and particularly for sending me the images of all the pages already scanned.
Utah News - Utah Herald
Offers news links to Utah newspapers, Utah college papers and Utah magazines. Also, includes links to American news sources and American magazines, and worldwide news, magazines, association news sites, federal government links and political party sites.
http://utahherald.com
CNN - Magazine's Annual College Rankings Rankle Some Critics - August 20, 1999
http://www.cnn.com/US/9908/20/college.rankings.criticism/index.html

Extractions: Web posted at: 8:59 p.m. EDT (0059 GMT) From Correspondent Gary Tuchman PRINCETON, New Jersey (CNN) Last year, when U.S. News and World Report's well-known rankings of America's colleges and universities came out, there was joy at Princeton, which was tied for No. 1. But this year, those same rankings put Princeton tied for fourth and that has caused some grumbling. "There will be some number of people who believe that the ranking is legitimate statistically," said Justin Harmon, Princeton's communications director. "And it is not." While that may sound like sour grapes to some, the U.S. News and World Report rankings are being criticized from many corners.
College Football Preseason Magazines
Information on college football preseason magazines. Reviews, consensus predictions, and comparisons of predictions to season results.
http://preseason.stassen.com/
Pate's Grammar School, Cheltenham
Prospectuses, school tour, language college, school library, examination results, Ofsted reports, admissions policy, diary, school magazines.
http://www.pates.gloucs.sch.uk/
NewsDirectory
Travel, Governments, college Locator Additional Research City Governments magazines Browse magazines by subject Arts and Entertainment Automotive
http://newsdirectory.com/
Welcome To Craftmaster Printers Inc.
Specializes in sports publications, manuals, magazines, posters, pocket folders and college promotional and recruiting materials. Also provides foil stamping, embossing, diecutting, and bindery.
http://www.craftmaster.com/

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