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This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from DeCember 18, 1929. Articles included are: College Choir Appears in Christmas Concert, Choose Delegates for Annual Club Conference at 'U,' Freshman Girls Serve D.O.R., Mission Society Meeting, Debate Club Again Debates, Calendar, Re-Elect Yell Leaders, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, System to Encourage, Lighter Than Air, Normal Department Leads Students in Saga Subscription, Singing True, College Basketeers Drop Second Game of Season Saturday, Athletic Manager Unable to Arrange Complete Schedule, Quintet Quips, Second Game Goes to Girl Hoopsters, Gladiators Drop First Hoop Game, Gym Class Annual Track Meet Is Held, Seniors Choose Class Ring After Discussions, Hot Dog Sale Nets Two Dollar Profit for D.O.R., College Defeats High School Girls at Hoop, Day Girls Organize into Regular Club, Debate Turnouts Held, P.L.C. Delegate Chosen, Second Floor Lassies Have New Dorm Club, Plans for Campus Received, Miss Lydia Stixrud Declines Offer as Normal Supervisor, California Trip Doubtful, and Daily Diary.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from March 27, 1930. Articles included are: Win, Lose with Seattle Pacific College Squads, Plan Campus Day Sale for Picture, End Homecoming with Oratorio by Three Big Choirs, Traces Features of College Year, Adopt New Plan for Organization, Choir Assists Alumni Homecoming Service, Travel North on Extensive Tour of Other Cities, Large Crowd at Annual P.L.C. Alumni Sermon, Miss Kristofferson Compares American and Norwegian Schools, Calendar, Everybody Ready for Big Surprise, Compete to Decide Who Will Give Play, Elect New Members for Alumni Board, Zuzuland Customs and Life in Talk by Reverend Ylvisaker, No Such Thing, Lighter Than Air, Campus Features, What We Like to See, Baseball Outlook for Season Good, Basket Season Is Successful, Campus Locals, Defeat Alumni in Twofold Program, Girls' Basketball Scores for Season, Girls Experience Successful Year with Basketball, Get Me?, Exchanges, Tingelstad to Talk at Next Meeting, Chapel Gleanings, Spring Invades with Its Sting, Outlines Future to Tacoma Club, and Alumni News.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from April 23, 1930. Articles included are: Largest Class to Be Graduated in College's History, Senior Class to Present Comedy, "The Patsy" Play Big School Event, Norwegian Church Convenes in May, Noted Educator to Speak at Banquet, Sings Return from Choir Tour, Annual Staff to Present Carnival in College Gym on Saturday, May 3, Two Members of Faculty Go East for Campaigning, Young People to Meet in Everett, At Last Is Found One Who Will Not Be Moved by P.L.C. Prof., Calendar, Why Is It That People Are Shiny When the Sun Shines Brightly, Civilized?, Lighter Than Air, Campus Features, Dig and Profit, Purpose, Parkland News, Student Opinion, Campus Locals, Daily Diary, What Others Are Doing Alumni News, Chapel Talk, Cheroba, Win First Game on Diamond for Season's Start, Sport Slants, Second Chance to Mark Win Friday, Pastimers Face Heavy Schedule for This Season, and Final Date Set for First Meets.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from June 4, 1930. Articles included are: School Wins Unanimous Endorsement in E St: Lutheran Church Pledges $17,500 as Survival Sum, Saga Wins Entire Student Approval at First Showing, To Graduate 67 in Senior Class, Trophy Cup Winners, Ideal Students Receive Awards, Place Graduates of Normal Class, Alfred Hauge Champion Seer, Baccalaureate Is Inspiring to Many, Senior Present Class Exercises, H.F. Hunt to Give Main Address at Exercises Tonight, Choir Presents Final Concerts, "The Millionaire" Is Great Success, Joint Chautauqua on P.L.C. Campus, Lighter Than Air, Godspeed, Growing Paper, Best Wishes to You, Society, Parkland News Church Attendance, Chapel Talk, Campus Features, With the Alumni, Lose Majority of Games Played in Last Two Weeks, Sport Slants, Activity Letters Given in Chapel, Pep Shows in Last Meeting of Club, Tennis Team Loses, Marie Vandinburg is Next Year's President, Chapel Gleanings, and Daily Diary.