And an ancient issue from September 29, 2000: Volume 15, Number 2 (in PDF)!
The Omen is Hampshire's longest-running biweekly publication, established by Stephanie Cole in December of 1992. In the past, submissions have included students' perspectives on the campus, administration, news, movie reviews, commentary, short fiction, satire, first born, artwork, comics, and the occasional embarrassing self-promotion. Everything the Omen receives, provided it is sent from a member of the Hampshire community, will be published unless it is deemed libelous or defamatory. Although we find such things amusing and entertaining for countless hours, it is just not an option in this forum. Libel will be considered clearly false or unsupportable writing that maliciously damages a person's reputation.
The Omen will not edit anything you write (except spelling and grammar). You must sing your real name (no anonymous submissions and understand that you are responsible for what you say. Nonetheless, views in the Omen do not necessarily the views of anyone, anywhere, living or dead.
There is no Omen staff, save those positions of editor-in-chief and layout editor. To qualify for community service you must be a consistent contributor and help regularly with layout. Layout times (and such) will be discussed at our meetings. Meetings are held every Tuesday after release of an issue in the Airport Lounge at 9PM. Everyone, everywhere, living or dead, should come.
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