Since the relaunch, some Cornell-related publications have taken notice ofthe new site.
From metaezra:
— The Cornell Review rises from the dead. But it’ll never be the same without Joe Sabia.
From PaulIbrahim.com :
Jordan Fabian, the co-Editor-in-Chief of the Cornell Review, my old college paper, has informed me that the Review is back online after a couple-year hiatus. It’s at http://www.thecornellreview.com.
Hopefully, more to follow.
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