Submitted by Marianna Kreidler, '11.
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- overkill
- "we grant that we are young; but that goes only to prove that we are new, that we represent, on its one side, the modern division in college journalism... nor does the... magazine lack its proper and necessary sphere in college life. true, it cannot hope to 'lend law to letters'; but it can, and does, where properly conducted, render no inconsiderable service to... the college with which it is connected. its pages may not often add to the store of permanent literature, but they are ever the fruitful beginnings in the formation of a mature and perfected style... [the] monthly was founded, and is published, by the students; and its only censor is the approval or disapproval of its constituents." -Allegheny Literary Monthly, 1898 We're just history repeating itself, babe.
-vintage overkill-
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