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UEA/1/13 - A Guide to UEA Magazines and Newspapers in the Archives

Reference code
UEA/1/13
Level of description
Sub-series
Title
A Guide to UEA Magazines and Newspapers in the Archives
Date/s
1964-2014
Quantity & Format
49 boxes
Scope and content
It took two years before UEA published its first official newspaper Mandate, in 1965.

The following year (1966) an additional publication was ‘served up’ in the form of Chips. The editor described this as ‘a delicate morsel to sustain readers between the more substantial dishes of Mandate.’

Concrete made its first brief appearance in 1973, an amalgamation of Chips and Twice. Shortly afterwards there was Once, (once known as Chips; once-a-fortnight, once and for all). The editor was quick to point out that Once was not a newspaper running in competition with Concrete but a news magazine.

Concrete was overtaken in 1975 by Phoenix and there were others like Breezeblock, Broadly Speaking and Insite. In 1992 it was back to Concrete which has remained set ever since.

List of the publications grouped by topic: (SU; Horsham Halls; Staff and institutional; Literary; Other). The primary titles are in bold.

SU NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES
Chips (1966-1973)
Mandate (1967-1970)
Twice (1970-1973)
Concrete created (1971-1975)
Phoenix (1973-1987)
Once (1974-1975)
Broadside (1980)
Breezblock (1981-1986)
Broadly Speaking (1986)
Insite/Insight (1987-1992)
Platform (1988-1989)
Concrete relaunched (1992-)
Rabbit (2000-2004) Weekly guide to What's On.

HORSHAM HALLS OF RESIDENCE
Inmate (1969-1970)
Nine Tenths Under (1970-1971)
Donkey's Diary (1981)
Muckspreader (1983)
Offsite (1988-1989) Horsham Halls Committee (newspaper).

STAFF AND INSTITUTIONAL NEWS
Nexus (1964-) Staff Association magazine.
UEA Bulletin (1965-1975)
UEA Newsletter (1966-1992)
UEA Press releases (1968-1980)
Broadview (1994-2014)

LITERARY
Skop (1964)
Decanter (1965-1966) contributions from Angus Wilson.
Plain Poetry (1968-1969) Poetry Society of the SU includes contributions from Vic Sage.
Queasy (197?)
Amazing (1971) contributions from Ian Mcwan and Vic Sage.
Scorpion (1972-1973) Poetry Society.
Beacon (1977) School of English and American Studies (EAS).
Purls Bevor Swine (1987) poetry, prose, reviews.
Boundary (1987) published by UEA? Poetry, prose, reviews.
Strut (1997) published by a group of MA students in conjunction with the Norwich Institute of Art and Design. Includes interview with Ian McEwan.

OTHER
ZigZag (196-) Published by the Plain Committee. A rag-bag for writings of any description, that anyone may wish to submit.
Bacchus (1995-1997)
Canopener (1967-1969) Socialist Society.
Add Lib (1968) UEA Liberal Club.
Cyclops (1968-1969)
Rag (1969-1971)
Kett (1971-1972) UEA and region for good relations between town and gown.
Score (1971-1975) sport.
Student Community Action (1973-1975)
UEA Sport (1973-74) Published by the UEA Sports Federation.
Helios (1974) performing arts.
The Right One (1975) Conservative Society.
UEA Women's Club newsletter (1975-1980)
The Welly (1979) School of Environmental Sciences (ENV)
Distractions (1983)
Lynx (19-?) christian magazine.
Judy's Punch (199?) women's interest.
On Heat (199?)
The Acid Tab (1991)
Bucket of Tongues (1996) international and national issues; small amount of poetry.
Mustard (1998) irreverant.
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