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Prism, 1988 October

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 1 of Prism, a student-run journal that was intended to serve as a forum for dialogue concerning problems and issues in the Amherst College community and the world. Prism was published from 1987 to 2006. In addition to topical articles, essays, and comics, issues also included sections of literary or creative entries such as short stories, poems, photographs, and drawings. The editorial board defined a focus for each issue. The focus of this issue was "The Nuclear Family: Fission & Confusion." The editors of this issue were Roger Berkowitz, Lowell Weiss, Melissa Lawrence, Bill Klipstein, Lauren Neumer, Beth Silberman, Margie Stohl, Sherrill Stroschein, Traci Watson, and Ziad Abillama.

Prism, 1988 October
Prism, 1989 March

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 3 of Prism, a student-run journal that was intended to serve as a forum for dialogue concerning problems and issues in the Amherst College community and the world. Prism was published from 1987 to 2006. In addition to topical articles, essays, and comics, issues also included sections of literary or creative entries such as short stories, poems, photographs, and drawings. The editorial board defined a focus for each issue. The focus of this issue was "Behind Beliefs." The editors of this issue were Roger Berkowitz, Bill Klipstein, Beth Silberman, Gabriella Marks, Sherrill Stroschein, Traci Watson, Melissa Lawrence, Margie Stohl, Kathy Veneman, Eliza Wee, and Ziad Abillama.

Prism, 1989 March
Prism, 1988 April

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 2 of Prism, a student-run journal that was intended to serve as a forum for dialogue concerning problems and issues in the Amherst College community and the world. Prism was published from 1987 to 2006. In addition to topical articles, essays, and comics, issues also included sections of literary or creative entries such as short stories, poems, photographs, and drawings. The editorial board defined a focus for each issue. The focus of this issue was "Social Responsibility." The editors of this issue were Roger Berkowitz, Lowell Weiss, Mathew Connolly, Daniel Erlij, Bengt Johnson, Peter Klein, Darren McDermott, Elizabeth Morrsion, Beth Silberman, Robert Weiss, Chris Miller, and Ziad Abillama.

Prism, 1988 April
Prism, 1988 December

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 2 of Prism, a student-run journal that was intended to serve as a forum for dialogue concerning problems and issues in the Amherst College community and the world. Prism was published from 1987 to 2006. In addition to topical articles, essays, and comics, issues also included sections of literary or creative entries such as short stories, poems, photographs, and drawings. The editorial board defined a focus for each issue. The focus of this issue was "The Other Classroom." The editors of this issue were Roger Berkowitz, Lowell Weiss, Melissa Lawrence, Bill Klipstein, Gabriella Marks, Beth Silberman, Margie Stohl, Sherrill Stroschein, Traci Watson, and Ziad Abillama.

Prism, 1988 December
Prism, 1987 November

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 1 of Prism, a student-run journal that was intended to serve as a forum for dialogue concerning problems and issues in the Amherst College community and the world. Prism was published from 1987 to 2006. In addition to topical articles, essays, and comics, issues also included sections of literary or creative entries such as short stories, poems, photographs, and drawings. The editorial board defined a focus for each issue. The focus of this issue was "Terras Irradient? Social & Intellectual Barriers." The editors of this issue were Roger Berkowitz, Lowell Weiss, Andrew Bernstein, Mathew Connolly, Dina Cordeiro, Daniel Erlij, Bengt Johnson, Peter Klein, Darren McDermott, Elizabeth Morrsion, Rick Rees, Beth Silberman, Robert Weiss, Chris Miller, and Natasha Lesser.

Prism, 1987 November
Paideia, 1965 winter to 1974 spring

Amherst College

Bound volume of 7 issues of Paideia, Number 1 through Volume 1 Number 7. Paideia was a student-run journal founded with the intent of presenting "some of the interesting and original work that is the core of Amherst's excellence, but that seldom transcends the tight student-teacher dialogue which is Amherst's pride and prejudice." Published from 1965 to 1974, Paideia included essays, photographs, reviews, and other entries reflecting students' intellectual activity at the College. Entries often include bibliographic references and footnotes.

Paideia, 1965 winter to 1974 spring
Insight, 1985 October through 1987 March

Amherst College

Bound volume of 5 issues of Insight, Volume 1 Number 1 through Number 4 and Volume 2 Number 1. Insight was a student-run journal published from October 1985 to March 1987. It was intended to be a forum for open political conversation and aimed to cover a wide spectrum of political thought. In addition to essays, issues also included some drawings and comics.

Insight, 1985 October through 1987 March
Heritage, 1932 September-October

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 3 of Heritage, a journal that was published on a bimonthly basis from May 1932 to October 1932. The aims of the journal were to provide articles and criticism that were joined together in purpose and to attempt to "regain classical standards." Along with articles and criticism, entries also included poems, book reviews, and comments received. The journal was sold in France and Belgium as well as in the United States. Editors of Heritage included but were not limited to Amherst College students. The editors of this issue were Cecil Herbert Hemley, Howard Lee Nostrand, Georges Picard, Frances Anne Levering, Frederic Henry Stutzman, and Herbert Mayer.

Heritage, 1932 September-October
Humanitas, 1979 spring

Amherst College

The Spring 1979 issue of Humanitas, a student-run journal begun as "an attempt to encourage intellectual exchange on a variety of topics." Entries include essays written by Amherst College students. Associated footnotes and bibliographies accompany the essays. The editors of Humanitas were Kate Herrod, David Hepworth, and Ezekial Emanuel. This item is referred to as the first issue, but it appears no other issues were published.

Humanitas, 1979 spring
Heritage, 1932 July-August

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 2 of Heritage, a journal that was published on a bimonthly basis from May 1932 to October 1932. The aims of the journal were to provide articles and criticism that were joined together in purpose and to attempt to "regain classical standards." Along with articles and criticism, entries also included poems, book reviews, and comments received. The journal was sold in France and Belgium as well as in the United States. Editors of Heritage included but were not limited to Amherst College students. The editors of this issue were Cecil Herbert Hemley, Howard Lee Nostrand, Georges Picard, Frances Anne Levering, Frederic Henry Stutzman, and Herbert Mayer.

Heritage, 1932 July-August
Heritage, 1932 May-June

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 1 of Heritage, a journal that was published on a bimonthly basis from May 1932 to October 1932. The aims of the journal were to provide articles and criticism that were joined together in purpose and to attempt to "regain classical standards." Along with articles and criticism, entries also included poems, book reviews, and comments received. The journal was sold in France and Belgium as well as in the United States. Editors of Heritage included but were not limited to Amherst College students. The editors of this issue were Cecil Herbert Hemley, Herbert Mayer, and Georges Picard.

Heritage, 1932 May-June
The Amherst spectator, 1987 November

Amherst College

Volume 3 Number 3 of The Amherst Spectator, a student-run conservative journal published from 1985 to 1994 and from 1997 to 2004 as a new series with the same title. The Spectator was intended to be "a forum for the expression of conservative thought in the areas of politics and culture." Entries varied in form, including articles, editorials, letters to the editor, drawings, comics, cartoons, and in one issue, a crossword puzzle. The editors of this issue were Michael L. Young, Roert Buchsbaum, Quentin Ewert, Todd Herzog, and Rocky D. Midgette.

The Amherst spectator, 1987 November
The Amherst spectator, 1986 December

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 4 of The Amherst Spectator, a student-run conservative journal published from 1985 to 1994 and from 1997 to 2004 as a new series with the same title. The Spectator was intended to be "a forum for the expression of conservative thought in the areas of politics and culture." Entries varied in form, including articles, editorials, letters to the editor, drawings, comics, cartoons, and in one issue, a crossword puzzle. The editors of this issue were F. Rivers Lelong, Jr., Laura Holm, and Quentin Ewert.

The Amherst spectator, 1986 December
The Amherst spectator, 1988 fall

Amherst College

Volume 4 Number 2 of The Amherst Spectator, a student-run conservative journal published from 1985 to 1994 and from 1997 to 2004 as a new series with the same title. The Spectator was intended to be "a forum for the expression of conservative thought in the areas of politics and culture." Entries varied in form, including articles, editorials, letters to the editor, drawings, comics, cartoons, and in one issue, a crossword puzzle. The editors of this issue were Todd Herzog and Rocky Midgette.

The Amherst spectator, 1988 fall
The Amherst review, 1958 summer

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 1 of The Amherst Review, an academic journal of Amherst College. The journal was published from 1958 to 1962. Issues featured scholarly writing by undergraduate students of the College. Though the journal was student-run, there were also faculty consultants from various departments. The editors of this issue were David R. Mayhew, C. Ernest Erbsen, Leonard Gordon, Arthur G. Powell, and Steven R. Hirsch.

The Amherst review, 1958 summer
The Amherst spectator, 1986 April

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 1 of The Amherst Spectator, a student-run conservative journal published from 1985 to 1994 and from 1997 to 2004 as a new series with the same title. The Spectator was intended to be "a forum for the expression of conservative thought in the areas of politics and culture." Entries varied in form, including articles, editorials, letters to the editor, drawings, comics, cartoons, and in one issue, a crossword puzzle. The editors of this issue were F. Rivers Lelong, Jr., Quentin Ewert, and Alex Meerovich.

The Amherst spectator, 1986 April
The Amherst review, 1962 March

Amherst College

Volume 3 Number 1 of The Amherst Review, an academic journal of Amherst College. The journal was published from 1958 to 1962. Issues featured scholarly writing by undergraduate students of the College. Though the journal was student-run, there were also faculty consultants from various departments. The editors of this issue were Allan Roy Paulson, George Rousseau, Peter Lewis Sill, Richard W. Crosby, Brooke Gregory, George E. Peterson, and Stephen Pflaum.

The Amherst review, 1962 March
The Amherst spectator, 1986 May

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 2 of The Amherst Spectator, a student-run conservative journal published from 1985 to 1994 and from 1997 to 2004 as a new series with the same title. The Spectator was intended to be "a forum for the expression of conservative thought in the areas of politics and culture." Entries varied in form, including articles, editorials, letters to the editor, drawings, comics, cartoons, and in one issue, a crossword puzzle. The editors of this issue were F. Rivers Lelong, Jr., Quentin Ewert, and Alex Meerovich.

The Amherst spectator, 1986 May
The Amherst spectator, 1985 May

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 1 of The Amherst Spectator, a student-run conservative journal published from 1985 to 1994 and from 1997 to 2004 as a new series with the same title. The Spectator was intended to be "a forum for the expression of conservative thought in the areas of politics and culture." Entries varied in form, including articles, editorials, letters to the editor, drawings, comics, cartoons, and in one issue, a crossword puzzle. The editors of this issue were David Wells Aguiar, F. Rivers Lelong, Jr., Maria Farland, and Marie Jeanne Fenlon.

The Amherst spectator, 1985 May
The Amherst spectator, 1988 April

Amherst College

Volume 4 Number 1 of The Amherst Spectator, a student-run conservative journal published from 1985 to 1994 and from 1997 to 2004 as a new series with the same title. The Spectator was intended to be "a forum for the expression of conservative thought in the areas of politics and culture." Entries varied in form, including articles, editorials, letters to the editor, drawings, comics, cartoons, and in one issue, a crossword puzzle. The editors of this issue were Randall K. Sperling, Todd Herzog, Rocky Midgette, Michael T. Putnam, and V. Sreenath Reddy.

The Amherst spectator, 1988 April