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The Harvard Advocate

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Literary magazine publishing art, fiction, poetry, and prose by the undergraduate community.

Joining
Comp
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About

The Harvard Advocate, founded in 1866, is the oldest continuously published collegiate literary magazine in the country. Over its long history, it can count T.S. Eliot, Conrad Aiken, and Norman Mailer among its members and e.e. cummings, Jack Kerouac, and Tom Wolfe as contributors to its pages.

How to join

  • Comp — Doing the club's work for a while to show you can, then you join.

Details

Status
Recognized

What they do

  • Publishing art, fiction, poetry, and prose from the Harvard undergraduate community
  • Publishes a quarterly literary magazine
  • Seven boards: Art, Features, Fiction, Poetry, Design, Business, and Tech
  • Publishes online pieces outside the print cycle (Notes)

Mission, in their words

To publish the best art, fiction, poetry, and prose that the Harvard undergraduate community offers.

Sources

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