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of the Capitol Campus of Pennsyl
State University
will hold a meeting on Monday
All students who are interested in working on the magazine are cordially invited to attend.
Tarnhelm is brought out in the spring term, but we want to put together the staff early and
preliminary plans.
Tarnhelm publishes short stories, poems, photographs, and graphics by studen
and faculty members. Those who wish to submit material for consideration by the staff ma
anytime. Place your submission, with name, address, and telephone number, in the blue !
in the Humanities office, W 360. Reasonable care of submissions will be taken, but we c
responsible for losses.
Tarnhelm is the literary magazine of the entire campus. Participation is not limited to the
Program; we do not recognize such limits. We seek the freely ranging spirit of creativity,'
academic boundaries cannot encage.
Subject matter is entirely open. From the wildest flights of fantasy to the the sublimely sii
all that is human is in the purview of Tamhelm.Quality is the only criterion of judgement.
No magazine can be better than the work submitted to it. Let’s achieve excellence: pleas<
your best story, poem, photograph, or graphic to Tarnhelm.
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TARNHELM
The Literary Magazine
the Bth of October
at 3:00 p.m.
in Room W 129
Thank you.