The Harvard magazine.

"We are not responsible for any other magazine using this name."--T.p. (March 1919)."The policy of this magazine is to publish the best material in Harvard and Radcliffe...Fiction, poetry, articles, essays."Mode of access: Internet.Three competing student magazines using the same title "Harvard Magazine" published their first issues in March 1919. Two of these were serious literary magazines, the third was a parody. One of the literary magazines seems to have folded after the first issue. The other literary magazine survived until 1921. The parody folded after the second issue, which was released in the second week of March 1919. Additional publications using the title "Harvard Magazine" include a general interest journal issued from 1854-1864 and the continuation of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin, which was re-titled "Harvard Magazine" in 1973