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This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from May 19, 1927. Articles included are: Alumni Picnic Date is Set, Nutrition Class Visits Sanitorium, Choir Sings in Seattle, Staff Is Feted by Advisor, Leads in Class Play, Church Has New Organ, English Class Has Special Projects, Mother's Day Program by Mission Society, Plans for Graduation Ready, New Cabinet File Given Mast Office, Calendar, Outgoing Counsel Celebrates Own Leave, Magli Taken Ill, Senior Play a Success, Languages Is Address Theme, How Do I Know, Why Live?, Mission Program Well Attended, Ye Loyal Alumni, Pacific Lutheran Chautauqua, Pacifics Pop Sumner Surprise, Stadiumites Hit Way to Victory, "Polly" Scores Again!, Centralians Win Over Lutherans, Star Athlete Leaves School, Shows Form, Lighter Than Air, Daily Diary, Complimentary Recital June 6, Dormitory Men Elect Officers, Create Student Body Fund, Recital to Be Given, Many Exchanges on Mast File, and Choir Again on Road.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from June 9, 1927. Articles included are: Graduates of '27, Program Clock Is Senior Gift, Farewell Sermon by Dr. Pannkoke, Alumni Picnic Held at Burton, Commencement Exercises on June 8, Ivy Ceremony Is Picturesque, '27 Crosses the Bar, Advisors Entertain Graduates, Banquet Given to Lettermen, Sing in Silvana and Stanwood, Welcome Address, Class Prophecy, New Members of Lambda Chi, Last Will and Testament of '27, Class Orations, Ancient History of Big Events, The Faculty in Perspective, Faculty and Students Begin P.L.C. Endowment Drive, Alumni Drive Members Meet, This Is The Crucial Hour for Pacific Lutheran College, Speaking Squad Comes from East, and Dr. Tingelstad of 1902 Heads Alumni Drive.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from September 29, 1927. Articles included are: Let's Beat Centralia! Football Team Will Play It's First Game, Large P.L.C. Registration Now Over 100, Vacation Time Holds No Lure for the Faculty, Lydia Stixrud Will Teach in Normal Classes, Girls' Classes Start for Gym, Faculty Are Hosts to the Student Body, A.W. Ramstad Coach Believes in His Machine, Debate Season Looks Promising, Merry Students See Fair; All Have Good Time, Tradition Fascinates Gullible Students, Welcome!, We Owe a Debt, Football Is With Us, Chapel Talks, Campus Locals, Church Announcements, Exciting Contest Is Interesting to Many, Quarterback Is Injured, Boys Work Hard, Captain Returns, Drama Club Meets, New Books, New Courses Added, To Install Clock, Class Elects, Teachers Travel, Summer School Session Attendance Increased, Daily Diary, Lighter Than Air, More Truth Than Poetry, and Improve School; Buy Equipment.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from October 13, 1927. Articles included are: Full Quota Raised for Pacific Lutheran College in Campaign, Normal "Grads" Receive Schools, Mrs. Bertrand Taylor: New Instructor Begins Work Here, "Gladiators" Victorious in Hard Contest with Saint Leo's "Lions," Make Plans for School Chorus, Artists Course to Begin Soon, Commercial Department to Get New Apparatus, Football Schedule, Short Course Term Begins October 31, Mrs. Christenson Brings Good Word, Subscriptions Coming In; Captains Hopeful, Various Classes Elect Officers, Football Schedule, Notice, "Sail On and On--," Are You a Booster?, Chapel Talks, Fountain of Youth Has Great Powers (?), Luther League to Give Fall Frolic Saturday, Church Announcements, Teachers Attend P.T.A. Meeting, Achievement!, School Spirit, Gladiators Tie Game; Score 0-0, Lighter Than Air, Dr. Johnson Finds Healthy Specimens, Star Basketball Play Comes Back, Daily Diary, Rev. Henriksen Leaves for Seattle to Take Over Phinney Ridge Charge, Marriage of Former Students Takes Place, and Campus Locals.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from October 27, 1927. Articles included are: Regulars Break with Lincoln Hi, Debate Arranged with Badger Club, Good Program Given by Literary Members, Assisting Violinist: Mr. Nils Rein, Bell System Is Now Installed; Students Mourn, Choir Plans Pacific Coast Tour; Rein, Violinist, Is Assistant, Meeting of W.M.F. was Held Oct. 14, Fall Frolic Proves an Enjoyable Event, Graduate of Class of 1927 Now Teaching in Chilly, Idaho; Interesting Work Outlined, Calendar, Pirate Schooners Reach Shore; "The Unknown" Crew Walk Plank, A Sad Case, Bible Chat, Church Announcements, Borrowed Laffs, Let's Be Considerate, A Pat on the Shoulder, Student's Corner: Adolescent?, Gladiators Gain Another Victory, Lighter Than Air, Secure Special Rates for Games, Reserves Defeat Roy High School, Daily Diary, Campus Locals, Drama Club Will Present Program, Olsen Players to Give Play Nov. 3, Teacher Injures Hand, and Sanderson Returns.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from November 10, 1927. Articles included are: Tryouts for Debate to Be Held Soon, How Do You Like It?: Student Body Has Stickers for Sale Now, Silly Students Practice Pranks for Foolish Fun, Tradition Again Grips Minds of Young Students, Girls' Octette Is Organized Gives Program, Pres. Ordal Goes East for Meeting, D.O.R. Members Hold First Meeting Nov. 1, Pirate Crews Cease Battle and Join Hands in Celebrating Victory of Good Ship Mooring Mast, Calendar, Dama Fashion Makes Interesting Survey of the New Fall Styles for P.L.C. Students, Chapel Talks, Church Announcements, Campus Locals, Welcome, Quilcene!, Are We Doing Our Duty, Students' Corner: How to Be Lazy, Lutheran Eleven Trims Reserves, Winning Combination--Hope of Girl Hoopsters, Roy Gridmen Tie Lutheran Babes, Drama Club Presents Program, Special Teacher for Short Course, Daily Diary, Students Hold First Piano Recital of Year, Lighter Than Air, and Lutheran Leagues to Convene at Bremerton Soon.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from November 22, 1927. Articles included are: Armistice Day Assembly Hears Rev. Van Horn, Gladiators All!, Leagues Hold Annual Meet at Bremerton, Calendar, Many Students on Honor Roll, Pacific Loses to Bremerton in Last Game, P.L.C. Music to Be Broadcast, Thanksgiving Thoughts Run Rampant Here, Present Program at Auction Sale, Chapel Talks, Church Announcements, What's In a Name?, Attention Letterman! Daily Diary, Rein, Violinist Gives Concert, Pacific Again Victorious on Grimy Gridiron, Practice Game Played by Girls Armistice Day, Return of "Plly" Gives Team Boost, Quilcene Defeats P.L.C. Reserves, Technique Class Presents Unique Plans of Work, Entertain Team, Lighter Than Air, and Campus Locals.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from December 8, 1927. Articles included are: P.L.C. Teams Victorious in Dual Debate, Mission Society Holds Meeting, Choir Music to be Broadcast Dec. 19, Dramatic Society Presents Plays, Board Members Visit College, Choir to Render Christmas Music, Basketball Turnouts Are Encouraging, Students!, Dr. Hoff Starts New Class Here, Girls Organize Snappy Pep Club, Noted Speaker Gives Address, Calendar, "Keen Stuff! Xmas is Coming!," We Want Life!, Chapel Talks, Students Attend Vacation Party, Church Announcements, Students' Corner, New Fire Escapes Are Now Erected, Class Games to Start Big Season, Girls' Team to Play First Game on Dec. 16, Campus Locals, Organize Hoop Squad of Short Course Members, Quintette Quips, Plan to Enter Tacoma League, Former Student Married, Daily Diary, and Lighter Than Air.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from December 20, 1927. Articles included are: Cheer Leaders Get Pointers at Conference, Yuletide, Arrange Debate Schedule Here, Calendar, Doctor Hoff's Russian Text Now Complete, Former Teacher Takes Over Work, Men Have Prayer Meeting, Mincemeat Makes St. Nick Dream Deliriously and Very Dangerously, Classes Clash for Basketball Supremacy Here, Christmas Spirit, Season's Greetings!, Campus Locals, Church Announcements, Students' Corner, Girls Win First Game of Season, Gladiators Win From Sumner HI, Sanderson and Jacobson, Team Captains, Hurt, Society Holds Second Meeting, Dormitory Girls Give Party for Day Students, Dramatic Club to Present Play Here, Girls' Meeting Held on Dec. 7, Geography Class Works Projects, and Teacher's Son Honored.