College Magazine
Veritas is the official school magazine, also being the longest-running college publication. Edited by students under the Veritas Club at the college, although liable to censorship, its has a tradition of satirising and even attacking school policies, as well as documenting recent events. The magazine is published as both an organ of record and a forum for comment, debate and the expression of individual opinions in the school. It is published once in every term (twice a year) and distributed at the start of each term
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