The Memorial Times was a publication of Memorial University College prior to its successor, The Muse.
The Times was started at least as early as November 28, 1936 in a bimonthly format. The periodical continued (with a gap from March 1937-November 30, 1945) until December 19, 1947, by which it had moved to a monthly edition.
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