C W Post College - Opticon Yearbook (Greenvale, NY)

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lsittle lit-view Little Review Presents Original Work ' y t i V As the official literary magazine of CXV. Post College, the Lillie Rerieiw has the difficult task of selecting the best of all original work which they receive. It presents not only poetry :intl prose, hut .ilso criticism, .irtxvork .intl photogmphy. As diligently as the Little Review staff may work, they are often hampered by the fnct th.1t their efforts may only be as good as the best material from which they may choose. Perhaps that is why it often lacks the punch necessity to be effective. L-RJ G. Rosen, Etlitor-in-Chiefg ,l. Schxxgirtzg rl. Mc- Kelveyg j. Rotlericl-:Q B, Keppler, Associate lltlitnr. ' K x',f f '.fi,f 'fi' V ,.e.l,,,d XL an f, 4 QLMQIV - ju Fifi .ifgtifbf ,' . N '-iy ilmt ff f ' 1 ' -- . 1- f 1 9 'V' y ' 'fn i t s l' ' . ?' 4 f., 5'

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Freshman Key Ln Left to Riglyl: Phyllis Scheier, Assistant Editorg Carol Munz, Editor-in-Chief The Freshman Key is the official handbook of CW. Post College. It is distributed to all Freshman during Orientation Week and contains information about the college ranging from rules of the college, to Who's Who and places of interest on Long Island. It becomes the most used and sought after literary edition the school provides to the Freshman, the reason being that they must carry it at all times during Orientation Week. Designed to acquaint Freshman with CW. Post, the Key truly fulfills its job. ' , Little Re-vie A5 lhf Orff: COll6ge, the L, Of selecting Ihr lhfY receive, 1 prose, but also K AS diligearlv work, they are material from , that is Why it to be effective. LR.. G Kelyfyl 'I Raina. 3