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...Harvard Advocate, founded in 1866, boasts the distinction of being the nation’s “oldest continuously published college literary magazine.” Along with similarly historic student-run publications such as The Harvard Crimson and The Harvard Lampoon, the Advocate has proven its tenacious staying power. Having weathered both time and numerous editorial changeovers, it seems likely that many new names will grace the Advocate’s masthead in years to come. This may not be the case for a generation of undergraduate magazines that has sprung to life in the past few years...
...number one choice was Scarlett Johansson. Our number two was Catherine Zeta Jones. Those guys were busy with something else once they found out it wasn’t the Hasty Pudding, just the Lampoon,” Davenport said. “We went down the list, we got to Paris, and it was very generous of her to come...
When asked whether Hilton herself likely realized that the award was from the Lampoon and not the Pudding, he stammered, “Uh oh, man, I’m not sure. Let’s just say I hope that Paris doesn’t read The Harvard Crimson and start doing the math...
...fact, Hilton is slated to receive an award on Feb. 6 from The Harvard Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine...
...Lampoon award, which some newspapers reported would be called “The Hastiest Pudding of the Year,” will be known as the “Harvard Lampoon Woman of the Year” award...