The Green Gazette

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    The Green Gazette: A freshman publication
    (University of Wichita, 1931-01) University of Wichita; Department of English
    Includes the work of the freshman Rhetoric classes of English department acquainted by the faculty and student body of Wichita University.
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    The Green Gazette: A freshman publication
    (University of Wichita, 1931-05) University of Wichita; Department of English
    Includes the work of the freshman Rheotoric classes of English department acquainted by the faculty and student body of Wichita University.
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    The Green Gazette: A freshman publication
    (University of Wichita, 1930-05) University of Wichita; Department of English
    It is the purpose of this publication to acquaint the faculty and student body of Wichita University with the work of the Freshman Rhetoric classes of English department. The best themes from the standpoint of interest and composition were selected for this magazine. It is the hope of the editorial staff that The Green Gazette will prove to be at once entertaining and valuable to its readers. [Editorial staff]
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    The Green Gazette: A freshman publication
    (University of Wichita, 1929-05) University of Wichita; Department of English
    Annually Mr. J. N. Haymaker offers the members of the Freshman Rhetoric Classes a prize for the best short story. This semester The Green Gazette Staff has the privilege of publishing both the first winning stories, which are respectively , "The Brain in the Glass Jar" by Ralph Snyder, and "The Gift" by Winifred Clink. [Editorial staff]
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    The Green Gazette: A freshman publication
    (University of Wichita, 1928-05) University of Wichita; Department of English
    In this, the second issue of the Green Gazette, a magazine published by Miss Haymaker's classes in English composition, the purpose remains as in the first number--to acquaint the faculty, students, and patrons of the University with the work done by freshmen in their regular class work. The size of this issue is slightly larger than that of the initial effort, and it is the wish of the editors that further issues of greater size and superior quality may be forthcoming next year. [Editorial staff]