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Quest Magazine is the magazine for what college?

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If I recall correctly-in the Mid-70's as it was occasionally seen at the newstand in the below-decks portion of the World Trade Center- Quest ( not to be confused with the comic book character Johnny Quest) Magazine was put out by the Worldwide Church of God- the Armstrong group ( Herbert W.Armstrong and his son, Garner Ted) They also produced the radio program with the science-fiction sounding title- The World Tomorrow. ( this was borrowed from , with a slight modification, official Guidebooks to NYC in l939 issued by the visitor's bureau with the monicker- the World OF Tomorrow, indeed, something up to date! Quest was not strictly speaking a religious magazine, but was published by a religious group.

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