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 == History ==
-Founded in 1989 by [[Peter Tomassi]], [[CC]] '91, the journal began as a magazine distributed to schools in the [[Ivy League]] and in Congress.<ref>[http://www.helvidius.org/index.php?page=post&article_id=1 Helvidius Group Website - About]</ref> It was originally called the ''Columbia University Journal of Law and Public Policy,'' and the journal did not change to an academic journal format until the mid-1990s. It was originally founded to provided undergraduates with an outline to bring forth good political argument regardless of  the ideology they espoused. Thus it was very much a journal that revered the First Amendment. The journal expanded its distribution over the years, reaching subscribers and outside academic departments as well as establishing a solid presence on campus. Currently, about half the journal's distribution occurs for free on Columbia's campus to all Columbia affiliates.
+Founded in 1989 by [[Peter Tomassi]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '91, the journal began as a magazine distributed to schools in the [[Ivy League]] and in Congress.<ref>[http://www.helvidius.org/index.php?page=post&article_id=1 Helvidius Group Website - About]</ref> It was originally called the ''Columbia University Journal of Law and Public Policy,'' and the journal did not change to an academic journal format until the mid-1990s. It was originally founded to provided undergraduates with an outline to bring forth good political argument regardless of  the ideology they espoused. Thus it was very much a journal that revered the First Amendment. The journal expanded its distribution over the years, reaching subscribers and outside academic departments as well as establishing a solid presence on campus. Currently, about half the journal's distribution occurs for free on Columbia's campus to all Columbia affiliates.
 In 2006, the Helvidius Group held its first alumni reunion. In 2007, it launched an annual research symposium in the spring. Also in 2007, the journal became the nation's first commercially distributed undergraduate periodical, after a period of [[tenacious bureaucratic wrangling]]. It is now sold in Barnes & Noble and Borders bookstores.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/06/helvidius.html Columbia Publication Earns First-In-Nation Status], ''Columbia News'', June 25, 2007</ref>

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+|Executive board=Ben Drucker, <br>Editor-in-Chief<br>Jonah Smith, <br>Executive Editor<br>Daniela Quintanilla, Managing Editor<br>Sibo Wang, <br>Lead Senior Editor<br>Leigh Colvin,<br> Publisher<br>Robert Baldwin, <br>Director of Strategy
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+|Executive board=Ben Drucker, Editor-in-Chief<br>Jonah Smith, <br>Executive Editor<br>Daniela Quintanilla, Managing Editor<br>Sibo Wang, <br>Lead Senior Editor<br>Leigh Colvin, Publisher<br>Robert Baldwin, <br>Director of Strategy
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+|Executive board=Ben Drucker, Editor-in-Chief<br>Jonah Smith, <br>Executive Editor<br>Daniela Quintanilla, Managing Editor<br>Sibo Wang, Lead Senior Editor<br>Leigh Colvin, Publisher<br>Robert Baldwin, Director of Strategy
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-|Executive board=Jacob Weaver, Editor-in-Chief<br>Josh Mathew, Executive Editor<br>Brendan Price, Managing Editor<br>Sara Milstein, Lead Senior Editor<br>Anusha Sriram, Deputy Managing Editor
+|Executive board=Ben Drucker, Editor-in-Chief<br>Jonah Smith, Executive Editor<br>Daniela Quintanilla, Managing Editor<br>Sibo Wang, Lead Senior Editor<br>Leigh Colvin, Publisher<br>Robert Baldwin, Director of Strategy
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 Founded in 1989 by [[Peter Tomassi]], [[CC]] '91, the journal began as a magazine distributed to schools in the [[Ivy League]] and in Congress.<ref>[http://www.helvidius.org/index.php?page=post&article_id=1 Helvidius Group Website - About]</ref> It was originally called the ''Columbia University Journal of Law and Public Policy,'' and the journal did not change to an academic journal format until the mid-1990s. It was originally founded to provided undergraduates with an outline to bring forth good political argument regardless of  the ideology they espoused. Thus it was very much a journal that revered the First Amendment. The journal expanded its distribution over the years, reaching subscribers and outside academic departments as well as establishing a solid presence on campus. Currently, about half the journal's distribution occurs for free on Columbia's campus to all Columbia affiliates.
-In 2006, the Helvidius Group held its first alumni reunion. In 2007, it launched an annual research symposium in the spring. Also in 2007, the journal became the nation's first commercially distributed undergraduate periodical, after a period of [[tenacious bureaucratic wrangling]]. It is now sold in Barnes & Noble bookstores.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/06/helvidius.html Columbia Publication Earns First-In-Nation Status], ''Columbia News'', June 25, 2007</ref>
+In 2006, the Helvidius Group held its first alumni reunion. In 2007, it launched an annual research symposium in the spring. Also in 2007, the journal became the nation's first commercially distributed undergraduate periodical, after a period of [[tenacious bureaucratic wrangling]]. It is now sold in Barnes & Noble and Borders bookstores.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/06/helvidius.html Columbia Publication Earns First-In-Nation Status], ''Columbia News'', June 25, 2007</ref>
 == Name ==

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-The '''Helvidius Group''' is a student organization that publishes the ''Journal of Politics & Society'', an annual journal of undergraduate research in social sciences.
+The '''Helvidius Group''' is a student organization that publishes the ''Journal of Politics & Society'', an annual journal of undergraduate research in the social sciences. It is believed to be unique in its focus on interdisciplinary undergraduate research.
 == History ==
-Founded in 1989 by [[Peter Tomassi]], [[CC]] '91, the journal began as a magazine focusing on law and public policy that was distributed to schools in the [[Ivy League]] and in Congress.<ref>[http://www.helvidius.org/index.php?page=post&article_id=1 www.helvidius.org]</ref>
+Founded in 1989 by [[Peter Tomassi]], [[CC]] '91, the journal began as a magazine distributed to schools in the [[Ivy League]] and in Congress.<ref>[http://www.helvidius.org/index.php?page=post&article_id=1 Helvidius Group Website - About]</ref> It was originally called the ''Columbia University Journal of Law and Public Policy,'' and the journal did not change to an academic journal format until the mid-1990s. The journal expanded its distribution over the years, reaching subscribers and outside academic departments as well as establishing a solid presence on campus. Currently, about half the journal's distribution occurs for free on Columbia's campus to all Columbia affiliates.
 == Name ==
-The group is named after the Roman statesman and philosopher, [[w:Helvidius Priscus|Helvidius Priscus]], who was banished and eventually executed for his vocal support of republican government.<ref>[http://www.helvidius.org/index.php?page=post&article_id=2 www.helvidius.org]</ref>
+The group is named after the Roman statesman and philosopher, [[w:Helvidius Priscus|Helvidius Priscus]], who was banished and eventually executed for his vocal support of republican government.<ref>[http://www.helvidius.org/index.php?page=post&article_id=2 Helvidius Group Website - The Name]</ref>
 == References ==
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 [[Category:Student publications]]

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-|Name=The Helvidius Group
+|Name=Helvidius Group
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 |Category=[[:Category:Publications|Publication]]}}
-'''The Helvidius Group''' is a student organization that publishes the ''Journal of Politics & Society'', an annual journal of undergraduate research in social sciences.
+The '''Helvidius Group''' is a student organization that publishes the ''Journal of Politics & Society'', an annual journal of undergraduate research in social sciences.
 == History ==