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thumb|left|''August 1978 cover of Seven Days'''''''Seven Days''''' was a magazine that tried to mimic Time and Newsweek, but from a leftist or socialist perspective. It was published from 1977 to 1979 by the Institute for New Communications, Inc. from a Fifth Avenue office in
Manhattan. Despite a name suggesting weekly publication, the magazine only appeared every two weeks (and monthly in the summer). [[David Dellinger]...')
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Seven Days (magazine)(
←Created page with ''''''Seven Days''''' was a magazine that tried to mimic Time and Newsweek, but from a leftist or socialist perspective. It was published from 1977 to 1979 by the Institute for New Communications, Inc. Despite a name suggesting weekly publication, the magazine only appeared every two weeks (and monthly in the summer).
David Dellinger, one of the
Chicago Seven, was the primary founder.<ref>{{cite news |last=McReynolds |first=David |date=November 14, 1...')
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Seven Days (magazine)(
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thumb|left|''August 1978 cover of Seven Days'''''''Seven Days''''' was a magazine that tried to mimic Time and Newsweek, but from a leftist or socialist perspective. It was published from 1977 to 1979 by the Institute for New Communications, Inc. from a Fifth Avenue office in
Manhattan. Despite a name suggesting weekly publication, the magazine only appeared every two weeks (and monthly in the summer). [[David Dellinger]...')
19:50, 2 September 2022Congha2540talkcontribs created page
Seven Days (magazine)(
←Created page with ''''''Seven Days''''' was a magazine that tried to mimic Time and Newsweek, but from a leftist or socialist perspective. It was published from 1977 to 1979 by the Institute for New Communications, Inc. Despite a name suggesting weekly publication, the magazine only appeared every two weeks (and monthly in the summer).
David Dellinger, one of the
Chicago Seven, was the primary founder.<ref>{{cite news |last=McReynolds |first=David |date=November 14, 1...')