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Scope and Contents Alternatives ranges in date from 1976-1982. It was founded as a forum for progressive campus activism in the late 1970s and early 80s, and published by the Oberlin Political Caucus, a non-profit chartered student organization. The publications are thick, durable magazines. Subjects include the Women's Movement, anti-nuclear campaigns, environmental activism, educational and labor equality, divestment from pro-apartheid corporations, LGBTQ+ rights, and draft...

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Abomination features poems, short stories, and visual art published by the Oberlin Writing Workshop, a collaborative community. Dating from 2014, the publication is a slender staple-bound booklet. Pages feature text and images. Written works include personal narratives, flash fiction, and poetry.

Scope and Contents Ample Cleavage was a feminist magazine published twice a semester with the intention of spreading radical feminist ideas on Oberlin College's campus. The publication is a thin magazine composed of academic articles, poetry, student op-eds, visual art and photographs. Run by an editorial board composed of Oberlin students, the publication's articles both humorously and seriously explore topics such as lesbians, female masturbation, rape culture, and structural...