12, 1921, when it regained its original title. The paper was originally published annually, then monthly or semi-monthly until fall 1910, when it began regular weekly publication. From January to September 1977, the paper was published daily under the title The Carleton Daily, after which time it reverted to weekly publication as The Carletonian. Currently, it is distributed weekly on Fridays during the school year.
The Cow Print is a satire magazine at Carleton, published and distributed fortnightly. It was founded in 1999 as The Carl, an arts and culture supplement to The Carletonian, and renamed The Cow Print in May 2021.
The Carleton Literary Association Paper (The CLAP) is a weekly satire publication, distributed on Fridays during convocation time. The magazine is printed in grayscale, on 8.5" x 11" paper instead of traditional newsprint. The CLAP is notable for accepting any and all student submissions, allowing any student to have their opinions and jokes published without censorship.
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