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...Magazine Editors Philip Rubin '93 and Eryn Brown '93 put to rest What is to be Done and launched "Fifteen Minutes," a magazine with renewed commitment to appealing to students' interest in popular culture...
...staff debated hundreds of titles and settled on "Fifteen Minutes," recalling pop-culture icon Andy Warhol's famous saying, "In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes...
...like fifteen minutes: you could read it on the can," he says. The 16-page magazine preserved many aspects of the old What, including the op-arts section for reviews, the Endpaper and the featured Scrutiny article...
Rubin says Fifteen Minutes, or F.M., first caught the attention of the Harvard community with its cover story: "Naming Names: Harvard's Cultural Elite." Modeled after Newsweek's 100 cultural elite, the editors put together a collection of prominent Harvard students...
...magazine began to gain a foothold the following year. Students now referred to the magazine as "F.M." Molly B. Confer '94, magazine editor, characterizes Fifteen Minutes in 1993 as "something between The Crimson and the Lampoon." That April, the magazine interviewed...