Augustæum
The members newsletter of The Augustan Society, Inc., is titled Augustæum. The web page for it is here.
Augustæum is managed by the Augustæum Editor, who is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Editor-in-Chief. The Augustæum Editor may appoint such assistants as he sees fit. It is normally published online, with print copies for offline members mailed by the Production Editor.
Augustæum is the proper place for official announcements, news of the Society and it's Committees, Study Groups, and Members, and for other items of interest that are ephemeral or inherently non-scholarly. The Editor will give proper deference to items submitted by officers, chairmen, and deans when written about their duties in office. This does not require the Editor to publish submissions unedited.
Augustæum is not the proper place to publish scholarly works that would otherwise qualify for The Augustan Omnibus.
The frequency of publication is monthly, but issues may be skipped when there is insufficient material to be published.
Contents
Contents each issue should include:
- Honors and Announcements
- Reports from Committees and Study Groups
- Help Wanted notices
- Fundraising appeal from the Fundraising Committee
- News items of interest
- Library "Top Ten" column
- Library "New Items" column
- and such other material as may fit
Style
In general, the Chicago Manual of Style should guide appearance, with the additional rules created for The Augustan Omnibus included so that Society publications should display a single style.
Format
- Page: 8½×11", ½" margins, running header after first page
- Printed: 8½×11", or 11×17" 24# goldenrod (not gold), folded to 8½×11"
- Binding: folded, saddle stitch when 8 pages or more.
- Folding: Z-fold if mailed in #10 envelopes, flat if mailed in 9x12" (as when mailed with The Augustan Omnibus)
- Font: DejaVu Sans 12pt, bold and italic as needed, DejaVu Sans Condensed for email and web addresses
Much more detail of the format exists, and will be added after the same is done for The Augustan Omnibus, as much will be the same.
