Student newspapers and periodicals

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"The main criterion for the selection of articles and poems has been 'a personal and sensitive recording of emotion, observation, reflection, thought, or confrontation." (Dedication, v.1). The Iris was founded on November 4, 1971, to commemorate the 200th birthday anniversary of James Montgomery (1771-1854), the British journalist and poet who edited "The Sheffield Irish" for 31 years, and to perpetuate the memory of his humanitarian principles.

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A student newspaper that "would like to be considered as a supplement to the Argus. The individuals involved in the Lone Rhino have decided on four 'cornerstone' concerns...voter apathy, nuclear activity (energy or militaristic), civil rights, and the environment are the bases for our wide range of articles and editorials." (Editorial, 1st issue)

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The Oracle is "published semi-monthly in the interests of the Illinois Wesleyan University by its Greek letter fraternities." (pg. 6, v.2:no.3)

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The Park Place Economist is one of just a handful of undergraduate journals of economics in the world. The journal publishes scholarly research articles in economics by Illinois Wesleyan University undergraduates. Articles range from basic topical explorations to focused senior research.

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"This April Fool's, the Argus pokes fun at Wesleyan with the "Pollyanna," a satire of campus life at IWU. The "Pollyanna" is not meant to be a spoof of the "Wesleyana," but rather a takeoff of the IWU community using the yearbook format as a vehicle for creative expression." (Disclaimer)

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Pseudonym Required was an experiment in publishing creative writing at Illinois Wesleyan University in 2010.

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Publick Occurrences is a "DIY on-campus zine to express our feelings about the state of things and the way we believe." (v.1) Illinois Wesleyan University students are responsible for its content.

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"Theoretically, this is a magazine of satire and protest. It is modeled after no other existing publication. This magazine is published by an independent group of students." (Purple Punctuation, v.1,no.1)

Abstract Illinois Wesleyan University's Department of Political Science and our Pi Sigma Alpha Chapter are pleased to publish Res Publica, a journal of original undergraduate research by IWU students. Our editorial board selects from among the submitted papers which appear to make the most substantive contributions to the discipline.This publication reflects our department's increasing emphasis upon developing each student's analytical and research skills. We have made great strides...

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"We, the Freshman, class of 1942, are proud to announce the publication of "Rhapsodies in Green", successor to the "Green Inklings," a similar magazine which was issued in 1936, 1937, and 1938 at Illinois Wesleyan." (Preface)