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The Shakerite

Issue 2: One Page Shakerite

Jaryn Marcus and Alison Teeter | May 19, 2026

The second issue of The Shakerite Volume 96, features a One Page Shakerite. The One Page Shakerite is inspired by The One-Page Magazine published by the New York Times Magazine from 2011 until 2015. The Shakerite’s OPS is always featured on the back page and includes mini stories, games and quirky statistics.

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