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Covering 1985 and 1986, Queens College Magazine was a publication “for the College community, alumni and friends.” Stories covered include the Community Language Project, acting President William Hamovitch, a look back at former President Saul Cohen, a profile of President Shirley Strum Kenny, campus events, and alumni notes.

Covering 1985 and 1986, Queens College Magazine was a publication “for the College community, alumni and friends.” Stories covered include the Community Language Project, acting President William Hamovitch, a look back at former President Saul Cohen, a profile of President Shirley Strum Kenny, campus events, and alumni notes.

Covering 1985 and 1986, Queens College Magazine was a publication “for the College community, alumni and friends.” Stories covered include the Community Language Project, acting President William Hamovitch, a look back at former President Saul Cohen, a profile of President Shirley Strum Kenny, campus events, and alumni notes.

The 1987 Spring and Fall issues of Queens College Alumni, published by the Queens College Alumni Association, covers the fiftieth anniversary of Queens College, Ed Koch’s reflection on the college’s anniversary, and the 1987 homecoming.

The 1987 Spring and Fall issues of Queens College Alumni, published by the Queens College Alumni Association, covers the fiftieth anniversary of Queens College, Ed Koch’s reflection on the college’s anniversary, and the 1987 homecoming.

The 1987 Spring and Fall issues of Queens College Alumni, published by the Queens College Alumni Association, covers the fiftieth anniversary of Queens College, Ed Koch’s reflection on the college’s anniversary, and the 1987 homecoming.

First published in 1993, Q Magazine documents Queens College’s transition from the 1990’s into the 21st century and beyond. A trend across many issues include the changing multicultural environment of both Queens College and the larger world, an emphasis on research and scholarship in the modern age, and updates on alumni, student, and faculty achivements.

First published in 1993, Q Magazine documents Queens College’s transition from the 1990’s into the 21st century and beyond. A trend across many issues include the changing multicultural environment of both Queens College and the larger world, an emphasis on research and scholarship in the modern age, and updates on alumni, student, and faculty achivements.

First published in 1993, Q Magazine documents Queens College’s transition from the 1990’s into the 21st century and beyond. A trend across many issues include the changing multicultural environment of both Queens College and the larger world, an emphasis on research and scholarship in the modern age, and updates on alumni, student, and faculty achivements.

First published in 1993, Q Magazine documents Queens College’s transition from the 1990’s into the 21st century and beyond. A trend across many issues include the changing multicultural environment of both Queens College and the larger world, an emphasis on research and scholarship in the modern age, and updates on alumni, student, and faculty achivements.