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The Partisan Review, the legendary journal that set type for T.S. Elliot, George Orwell, Lionel Trilling, and Clement Greenberg, among other smarty pants, is ceasing publication after 68 years. John Silber, chancellor of Boston University, which has been overseeing the intellect'chal journal since 1978, put it fittingly: ''The general attitude was the Partisan Review was a reliquary,'' he said.
Sher, hoss. It sher has become such a rel-i-query, what you said.
Boston Globe
The Partisan Review, the legendary journal that set type for T.S. Elliot, George Orwell, Lionel Trilling, and Clement Greenberg, among other smarty pants, is ceasing publication after 68 years. John Silber, chancellor of Boston University, which has been overseeing the intellect'chal journal since 1978, put it fittingly: ''The general attitude was the Partisan Review was a reliquary,'' he said.
Sher, hoss. It sher has become such a rel-i-query, what you said.
Boston Globe
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