Volume 1 No. 8. Cover features photograph of the Poly Rag Queen Contest.

Includes review of Rag Week, editorial comment by [redacted]; proposals for joint rag with the London College of Fashion; conversion of basement under Miniwhites showroom by two architecture students into a coffee bar; progress on the Dyeline machine;[redacted] working with the British Antarctic Survey; Jazz and Folk clubs joint Hop; Student's Athletic Union dispute with Student's Union, in particular over the Gen handbook; reviews of films; advertisement for Polymuse literary magazine; reviews of the Birds; interview with Jimi Hendrix; car review; report on overseas student and racial apartheid in Britain.

Volume 1 No. 8. Cover features photograph of the Poly Rag Queen Contest.

Includes review of Rag Week, editorial comment ; proposals for joint rag with the London College of Fashion; conversion of basement under Miniwhites showroom by two architecture students into a coffee bar; progress on the Dyeline machine; [redacted] working with the British Antarctic Survey; Jazz and Folk clubs joint Hop; Student's Athletic Union dispute with Student's Union, in particular over the Gen handbook; reviews of films; advertisement for Polymuse literary magazine; reviews of the Birds; interview with Jimi Hendrix; car review; report on overseas student and racial apartheid in Britain.

Volume 2 Number 3. Looseleaf publication. Blue cover: 'West One' and 'Michael X'.
Includes an editorial on the arrest and fine of student; article on the Blues ; Union News including merger with the Athletics Union, Rag, Bar and handbook; production of a Poly film titled 'Dear Student'; a reply to the article on Nigeria in the previous issue; fashion and rain; interview with Michael X about Black Power ; poetry; article on TS Eliot ; Theatre reviews; message from the Polytechnic Vietnam peace group; feature on the [redacted] trial [photograph]; Arts Laboratory in Covent Garden; advertisements including for a dance featuring The Shevelles and Tangerine Peel.

Includes advertisement featuring a semi-naked lady.

Volume 2 Number 4. Cover features black and white drawing of cross with arms holding a crown of thorns with word 'Bunuel. Looseleaf publication.

Includes interviews with students, and lab technicians about Christmas [photographs]; article about the new Radio One; article about Luis Bunuel (1900-1983), Spanish filmmaker who directed Belle du Jour (1966) ; articles on buses and manners; editorial on student representation and the Students' Union; report of a meeting with Sir Eric [Richardson]; report from the NUS Margate conference; draft letter to be sent to MPs; the merger of the Regent Street Polytechnic and Holborn College; improvement of commerce facilities; poetry; review of the Student Players; article on Christmas Cards; photographs from the film 'Dear Student'; Afro-Asian Society; Athletic Union; Christmas celebrations in the Poly; advertisement for The Execution and Sadup, Cliff Bennett and The Way's and Means playing at the Portland Hall.

Includes an advertisement with some nudity.

Cover show a drawing of a woman, on a black background, with the word 'Cybernetics/Semantics' around her.

Includes music reviews; an interview with Arthur Brown; opinion piece on being black in Britain; list of forthcoming gigs and exhibitions; union news including reports from meetings, what's on events guides within the college, fees for the Halls of Residence, grants; article on the new Poly buildings; article on Cybernetics including a review of the Cybernetic Serendipity exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts; poetry; fashion pages; interview with Edward Davoren (Poly student and convenor of the London branch of the Revolutionary Socialist Student Federation); introduction to the new Chaplain, Ted Schroeder; sports reports; advertisement for The Family and The Village at little Titchfield Street.

Includes loose inserts advertising Operation Match dating agency (including questionnaire) and the Students' Insurance Bureau and a looseleaf typescript sheet regarding the Union elections, McGarel and a snack bar available for hire.