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At Princeton University there is a new magazine. It is one of those rare publishing ventures —an instant, phenomenal success.

It began publication a year ago with an impudent first issue of fifty thousand copies and, since then, has been moving along at 200,000 copies per quarter. The magazine is written by and for students, and it reaches tens of thousands of them. (It is mailed to nearly every student in the Ivy League as well as to many more students in the larger Western and Midwestern schools.) And with each issue, from deans and students and professors, the mail, favorable and otherwise, comes pouring in.

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At Princeton University there is a new magazine. It is one of those rare publishing ventures —an instant, phenomenal success.

It began publication a year ago with an impudent first issue of fifty thousand copies and, since then, has been moving along at 200,000 copies per quarter. The magazine is written by and for students, and it reaches tens of thousands of them. (It is mailed to nearly every student in the Ivy League as well as to many more students in the larger Western and Midwestern schools.) And with each issue, from deans and students and professors, the mail, favorable and otherwise, comes pouring in.