Publications, 1858-1981.

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Publications, 1858-1981.

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Publications of the college include catalogs, 1858-1981; GOLANA, a student science fiction magazine, 1963-1971; POLYWOG, an annual publication of photographs and information about all students, freshmen to graduates, 1887-1981; POLYTECHNIC REPORTER, student newspaper, 1918-1980; POLYTECHNITE, publication about various aspects of engineering, 1941-1959; POLY MEN, magazine about graduates of Polytechnic and their careers in science and engineering, 1921-1970; alumni rosters, 1916-1977; Brooklyn Engineers' Club, 1897-1917; COUNTERWEIGHT, student literary magazine, 1957-1972; POLYTECHNIC, publication about general aspects of engineering, 1893-1906; POLYFAX, 1914-1969; POLYTECHNIC ENGINEERING, engineering magazine, 1900-1917 and 1960-1976; POLYTECHNIC FACULTY NEWS and its predecessors, 1955-1981; President's Reports, 1900-1972; and other publications which had a run of one or two years.

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