 The journal flourished, and in 1977 the librarians' magazine Choice described it as "one of the top English-language philosophy journals".Bynum remained Editor-in-Chief of "Metaphilosophy" until 1993, when he turned it over to his colleague, Armen Marsoobian, at Southern Connecticut State University, because he had become very busy creating and running the Research Center on Computing and Society.In the late 1960s and early 1970s, during the Vietnam War, university students across America demanded that their university courses should be "relevant" to their lives and to the solution of urgent social problems.