The Assumption College Review was the College's first published magazine/newspaper. It began in February 1908 and ceased in June 1910. It appeared monthly for a total of 23 issues.
The aim of the Review was to "cultivate a taste for composition and to inspire a love for what is best and noblest in English literature. It is [was] intended also to foster fraternity between the alumni, the student and their Alma Mater." (Assumption College Review: vol. 1: no. 1, p. 1). Each issue included literary essays and original compositions by students and alumni, an editorial column, sports news, alumni notes, a chronicle of College events and activities for the previous month, and a section that discussed magazines received on exchange from other colleges.
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Assumption College Review: Vol. 3: no. 6 (1910: June)
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51 numbered pages; mis-numbered as no. 11
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Assumption College Review: Vol. 3: no. 5 (1910: May)
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47 numbered pages; mis-numbered as no. 10
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Assumption College Review: Vol. 3: no. 4 (1910: Apr.)
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41 numbered pages; mis-numbered as no. 9
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Assumption College Review: Vol. 3: no. 3 (1910: Mar.)
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38? numbered pages; cover and ads missing
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Assumption College Review: Vol. 3: no. 2 (1910: Feb.)
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34? numbered pages; cover and ads missing
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Assumption College Review: Vol. 2: no. 8 (1909: May)
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46 numbered pages with some mis-pagination
