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Polyglossos, 1984 April

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 3 of Polyglossos: The Amherst International Magazine, a student-run multilingual periodical published from 1982 to 1984. Polyglossos aimed to "contribute to the international reputation of the College" and "to be a reflection of Contemporary America... the land of ethnicity." Included in issues were articles written in a variety of languages such as English, German, French, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Russian, and Japanese. Drawings, poems, and photographs were also included. The editors of this issue were Vadim Filatov, Gabriel Finkelstein, Laurent Lellouch, Evelyn Loeb, and Yasu Kawamura. Dmitry Svetlov is listed as publisher of this issue.

Polyglossos, 1984 April
Polyglossos, 1982 November

Amherst College

An issue of Polyglossos: The Amherst International Magazine, a student-run multilingual periodical published from 1982 to 1984. Polyglossos aimed to "contribute to the international reputation of the College" and "to be a reflection of Contemporary America... the land of ethnicity." Included in issues were articles written in a variety of languages such as English, German, French, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Russian, and Japanese. Drawings, poems, and photographs were also included. François Weil and Claus Zieler are listed as publishers of this issue.

Polyglossos, 1982 November
Polyglossos, 1983 May

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 3 of Polyglossos: The Amherst International Magazine, a student-run multilingual periodical published from 1982 to 1984. Polyglossos aimed to "contribute to the international reputation of the College" and "to be a reflection of Contemporary America... the land of ethnicity." Included in issues were articles written in a variety of languages such as English, German, French, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Russian, and Japanese. Drawings, poems, and photographs were also included. The editors of this issue were Yasuhisa Kawamura, Philippe Robart, Dmitry Svetlov, and Claus Zieler. Claus Zieler and Philippe Robart are listed as publishers of this issue.

Polyglossos, 1983 May
Polyglossos, 1983 March

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 2 of Polyglossos: The Amherst International Magazine, a student-run multilingual periodical published from 1982 to 1984. Polyglossos aimed to "contribute to the international reputation of the College" and "to be a reflection of Contemporary America... the land of ethnicity." Included in issues were articles written in a variety of languages such as English, German, French, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Russian, and Japanese. Drawings, poems, and photographs were also included. François Weil is listed as publishers of this issue.

Polyglossos, 1983 March
Polyglossos, 1983 November

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 2 of Polyglossos: The Amherst International Magazine, a student-run multilingual periodical published from 1982 to 1984. Polyglossos aimed to "contribute to the international reputation of the College" and "to be a reflection of Contemporary America... the land of ethnicity." Included in issues were articles written in a variety of languages such as English, German, French, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Russian, and Japanese. Drawings, poems, and photographs were also included. The editors of this issue were Brigitte Czerw, Tyler McClay, Yasu Kawamura, Philippe Robart, Dmitry Svetlov, and Nelia Amaral. Philippe Robart is listed as publisher of this issue.

Polyglossos, 1983 November
Polyglossos, 1983 October

Amherst College

Volume 2 Number 1 of Polyglossos: The Amherst International Magazine, a student-run multilingual periodical published from 1982 to 1984. Polyglossos aimed to "contribute to the international reputation of the College" and "to be a reflection of Contemporary America... the land of ethnicity." Included in issues were articles written in a variety of languages such as English, German, French, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Russian, and Japanese. Drawings, poems, and photographs were also included. The editors of this issue were Brigitte Czerw, Yasu Kawamura, Philippe Robart, Dmitry Svetlov, and Vadim Filatov. Philippe Robart is listed as publisher of this issue.

Polyglossos, 1983 October
The electric pen, 1878 August 19

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 11 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 August 19
The electric pen, 1878 August 5

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 7 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 August 5
The electric pen, 1878 August 15

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 10 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 August 15
The electric pen, 1878 August 1

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 6 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 August 1
The electric pen, 1878 August 8

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 8 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 August 8
The electric pen, 1878 July 29

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 5 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 July 29
The electric pen, 1878 July

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 4 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 July
The electric pen, 1878 August 21

Amherst College

Volume 1 Number 12 of The Electric Pen, a one-volume semiweekly periodical devoted to the interests of the Sauveur Summer School of Languages at Amherst College. It is presumed that publication began and ceased in 1878. Included in issues were articles on languages, language learning, lectures, or global art and culture; poems, prose, and letters in languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian; translations; notices of school news, upcoming lectures, available lessons, and student housing requests; and a directory of local Amherst businesses. Issues were published using the electric pen technology developed by Thomas Edison.

The electric pen, 1878 August 21