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This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from November 7, 1928. Articles included are: P.L.C. Students and Teachers Are Part of Program, Library Adds About 300 Books to Shelves, New Golf Club Is Nearly Completed; Officers Elected, Practice Teaching Now in Full Sway, Letter Is Received from Ruth Matson, Former President Returns to P.L.C., League Convention Is Held in Seattle for Young People, Prominent Jeweler to Officer Trophy for Scholarship, Mr. Elvestrom, Field Manager, Comes Back, Buggy Creature Takes the Bumps that Turn to Mumps for Fairer Sex, A Correction, Calendar, Installation of Dr. Tingelstad is Dec. 14, "Goblins" Win Prize with "Family Album" Act at Big Halloween Party, 'Sauce for Goslings' To Be Given Nov. 16, The Mahncke Scholastic Trophy Cup, Daily Diary, Litter Than Air, Silence, Sunset, D.O.R. News, Second Defeat of Season Suffered by College Team, Lincoln Middies Revenge Defeat by 19 to 0 Victory, 0-0 Tie Outcome of Reserve Game, Coach Announces Game; Will Meet Stadium Friday, Parent-Teachers Association, Campus Locals, 'Minnesota Governor' Compliments 'Frenchy,' Mr. Rounds Inspects High School Classes, Mooryard Swen, Chapel Talk, Four Years Ago at P.L.C., and Church Announcements.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from November 21, 1928. Articles included are: Doctor Tingelstad to be Installed, P.L.C. Honor Roll Is Now Compiled, Parents, Teachers Give Dad's Program, Mahncke Presents Scholarship Cup, P.L.C. Orchestra Organized; Will Assist the Choir, Bailey-Rasmussen Betrothal Reported, Representatives Chosen for Union, 'Promote Peace' Is Dr. Hoff's Plea on Armistice Day, Age-Old Puzzling Themes Discussed, A Weary "Cub" Finds Road to Originality Thorny, Well Worn, Library Gets New Books, Calendar, Courageous Knight Braves Dark to Prove Source of Tragic Cries, Thanksgiving, Individual Leadership, Daily Diary, School Songs, Lighter Than Air, Church Announcements, Waterloo Is Met by P.L.C.; Tigers Win 33 to 6 Score, Centralia Eleven in 44-0 Victory Over Lutherans, The Wiley "Red" Is Held for No Gain, The Good Old Day Classes, Normal Girls Track Gym, Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc. Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, Market Will Be Held, Americans, "Others," Have Wordy Battle, Four Years Ago, Chapel Talk, Results of Plan Appear Favorable, Campus Locals, Alumni News, Mooryard Swen, and Thanksgiving.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from December 5, 1928. Articles included are: Great Progress in Development Plan is Brought, Dr. Tingelstad, "Glad Players" to Give Four Act Play, Cups Presented by Class of '25 Create Tradition, Dr. Aasgaard, Christmas Program to be Given by Choir, Committees Plan Final Details for Installation Day, Dr. Hoff Lends Helping Hand to Future Citizens, D.O.R. News, The Installation, Calendar, P.L.C. Is Represented at High School Press Conference by Girls, Music Enjoyed at Chapel, Our Team, Daily Diary, Chapel Talk, Lighter Than Air, Church Announcements, How To Get Along with Your Roommate, New Library Books, Final Game of Year is Dropped to Lincoln High, Hoop Prospects Look Promising, Professors Are Sometimes Human, Whoops!, Girls Miss Gym Classes, Turkey Leaves New Balls, Fresh Varnish, Dirty Cords?, Bits of Change, Girl's First Team Lineup Is Chosen, Pieces of My Mind, Letter Received from Dr. Hoff's Son in England, "Bobby" Burns Foresees P.L.C. Camera Results, Mooryard Swen, Debate Question for This Year Announced, Violin Concert to Be Given Friday, and Faculty News.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from December 19, 1928. Articles included are: Morning Services Attract Friends of This College, Record at Luther College is Splendid for Dr. Tingelstad, Day-Students Have Gifts an' Everythin', Accepts Position as New President; Speech Excellent, Debate Outlook for '29 Season Seems 'Sunny,' Coffee, Doughnuts for Campus Work, 'Go and Teach,' Good Feature of Afternoon Program, A Lasting Gift, Daily Diary, To Doctor Tingelstad, Old Lab to Take Seat in Balcony as New Generation Comes Forth, Calendar, What Makes Everyone So Happy? Shh, It's Just a Friend, Santa, Officers are Elected for Mission Society, Programs for Amundson, and Alumni News.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from January 9, 1929. Articles included are: Invitation Declined by Lutheran Choir, Development Work Being Presented Now in California, Dorm Boys Honored at Yuletide Party by Girls' Pep Club, Girls Have Yuletide Party, Girls Returning from Game are in Accident, Johnsons Hold Top Number of Names, Popular Graduate Girl in Beautiful December Wedding, Announce Engagement at Pretty Luncheon, Girls to Leave for Meeting in Spokane, Black and White Signs on Parkland Streets, Forty-Eight Names Adorn Bulletin Board, Arnt Oyen, '27, Writes Letter of Nice Trip on Stage to California, The New Leaf, Calendar, "How Dry I Am" Relives Again Its Ancient Popularity with "Jule-Buks," A Happy New Year, Only One Life to Live, Daily Diary, Four Years Ago at P.L.C., Church News, Lighter Than Air, A Mountain Trip or Not?, Resolutions, Impressive Victory for Gladiator in Season's First Tilt, Sumner Defeats Girls' Team 69-21, League Basketball Tournament Plans are Made by Coach, Whoops!, Training Rules Given, Tide Changes for First Team Girls, Mount Vernon to Play Double-Header Friday, Kreidler Boys Entertain, Mooryard Swen, Many Are the Resolutions for New Year '29, Alumni News, Weary Cub Finds Chemical Study Quick Way Out, Maybe Our "Profs" Are Absent-Minded, Faculty News, and Keep Me Worthy.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from January 23, 1929. Articles included are: Bigger and Better Debate Season for Team Is Announced, More Commenting on Very Curious Names, The Wind that Blows Is Best, Place for Annual Convention to Be in South Dakota, Fire Prevention is Stressed Jan. 15th, Angelic Voices Ever Near? No!, Boys Show Find Spirit by Giving Girls Real Party, Delegates Report First Conference Very Successful, Can You Follow These Points on Character, Reading and Piano Solos at Meeting, Students Go to Seattle, Hoover Writes to Student, Calendar, Mission Society Has Its Regular Meeting, Christian Fellowship, From the Sidelines, Daily Diary, Alumni News, [Article Title Blanked Out, but is most likely Lighter Than Air] , "That Something," The New Semester, Centralia Junior College Daunted by 29-17 Score, Whoops!, Lincoln Park Wins From P.L.C. Girls, Team Work Wins Game, Girls' Team Victorious Over Lutheran Church, Gladiators Victors Over City Champs, Girls Team Wins Conference Game, Drop Practice Tilt, Many Improvements Are Being Planned in Language Department, Library Makes changes, Boys and Teachers Put on Big Program, How Old Are You, Little Boy?, and Faculty News.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from February 6, 1929. Articles included are: Development Plan Wins Many More New Supporters, Sardines, Flat Tires, Boloney, and Beer, European Trip Is Topic of Doctor Quecli's Address, Second Semester Now in Full Swing, Let Not Thy Step Lead Off the Path, Twelve Students Begin Practice Teaching in City, Keith and Jacobson Receive Leads for Big All-School Play, Verna Gano Leaves to Join Teachers' Ranks, Bible Class Held for Delegates at Lutheran Students Meeting, Welcome Back Mariam, Calendar, Swish, Swash, Soap, Suds, Scrub Equals One Good Cleaned Floor, Welcome to You, A Problem with Coeducation, Lighter Than Air, Daily Diary, Favorite Songs, Church Announcements, Cheney Wins Hard Game by Narrow Margin of 39-32, Juniors Defeat Gladiators, Whoops!, Puget Sound's 36 Soars Over Little P.L.C.'s 15 Score, Girls' Fast Plays Win in Big Game, To Play Ellensburg, Programs Will Be Given, Future Date Will Be Set for Mountain Trip, Architect Will come to Survey Campus, The First Snowfall, Mission Society Meets, Faculty News, and Mooryard Swen.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from February 20, 1929. Articles included are: Dahl Is Chosen as P.L.C. Delegate to Union Meeting, Greatest Celebrities Birthdays Honored, Teaching Three "R's" Observed by Students, Steady Progress Rewards Campaign, Spokane College Will Send Teams, Choir Sings at Hospital, Tomlinson Lectures at Lutheran Church, Year's Honor Roll Lists 26 Members, Reunion of Former Students to Take Place on March 9, St. Valentine Day Fitly Kept by Gala Party of Day Girls, Svare Talks at Meeting, Ra' Down, Go Boom Is Wonderful Sport for Fellow Skaters, Calendar, Cupid and Pep Join on Valentine's Day at Dinner Party, Welcome Back, Alumni, Lets Support!, Lighter Than Air, Men's Dormitory Student Council Will Be Continued, Daily Diary, Spokane to Come, Church Announcements, Lost, Found, and Wanted, Work on First Act of Play has Begun, Credible Game Is Played by Team, Gladiators Lose by 23-19 Score to Railsplitters, Hi School Quintet Defeats City Team, Sumner Girls Lose Game by 20 to 17, Girls Victorious in Game, Return Contest at Ellensburg is Defeat for Boys, Fife Beats Girls, Normal Five Defeat Team, High-School Five Drop to Lincoln, They Say That, Faculty News, Attend Moroni Olsen Play, and Letter Reports California Cold.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from March 6, 1929. Articles included are: 1,000 Mark Reached in Membership of Development Group, Negro Welfare, History Presented by Speaker Here, "Clarence" to Be Presented by Club, P.L.C. Represented at Annual Meeting, Gala Party Given After Game for Spokane Visitors, Five Debates for Next Two Weeks, Best and Biggest Annual Reunion of Alumni to Be Held, Former Teacher and Graduate are Married, Art Classes to Act, Calendar, Enjoy Inaugural Speech, Fowler-Pease Wedding Draws Many Friends, Do Our Part; Friendly Rivalry, Lighter Than Air, Daily Diary, Church Announcements, Consider the Hammer, Basketball Boys Show Good Play in Spokane Games, Girl Basketers Win from First Lutheran Team, Quintet Personnel, Even Loss and Gain Shows in Total of Games, Fair Prospects Are for Baseball Season, General Howland Talks on Washington in Class, Saxophone Solo and Readings at Meeting, Faculty News, What's This?, California Trip to Be Decided on March, Dramatic Club Gives Plays, and D.O.R. Girls Meet at Mrs. T.O. Svare's Home.