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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 May 28, 1926. Articles included are: Biggest Event of Season is Senior Play, P.L.C. Girls Win from U. Debate Club, Presentation of Gift to School, Welcome Address, Admittance to Forensic League, Time, Notice to Advertisers, Mooring Mast Reflections, Class Prophecy, Trades and Tricks of Twenty-Six, The Most Essential Subject and Why, Class Will, Banquet Held for Letterman, '26 Looking Ahead, Chapel Talks, Names of Students Who Have Proved Worth to Be Engraved on Loving Cup, Class Dedicates Campus Entrance, Baccalaureate Services Held, College Debating Teams and Coach, First Year of Inter-Collegiate Debate at P.L.C. Successful, Shoes and Ships, We Have to Give Them Credit, Rev. Martin Norstad, Daily Diary, Parkland News, Honor Students of 1926 Graduating Class, and Notice.

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.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from May 21, 1930. Articles included are: Student Body Chooses Officers for Coming Year, Meet to Decide Important Plans of P.L.C. Future, Supervisor Leaving, Miss Stixrud to Teach in Seattle, Seniors Bring to P.L.C. Big Play, "The Millionaire," Never a Better, Wetter Party Is Opinion of Fun-Seekers, New President, Nelson Hong Takes Sports Editors!, Several Attend Bremerton Meet of Luther League, Hartley Greets P.L.C. Students on Capitol Visit, League Work Is Topic of Speaker, Makes $215 Gift to Student Fund, Choir Busy with Various Concerts, Add 178 Books to Library in Month, Lighter Than Air, Hellman Leaves to Teach at Hebron, Ruth Brown to Lead Pep Club Next Year, Thank You, Hats Off!, Read This, Society, Parkland News, With the Alumni, Daily Diary, Thespians Present Two One-Act Plays, Campus Features, Chapel Talk, League Work Is Topic of Speaker, Casts of Comedies Make Presentations, Chapel Gleanings, Week's Schedule for Baseball Nine has Three Games, Sport Slants, Request Wielders Lose Hard-Fought Matches to Abes, University Frosh have Hard Battle, National Society Asks Debaters to Join, and Exchanges.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from May 7, 1930. Articles included are: Saga Staff Clears Over Seventy Dollars on Big School Carnival, Choose Revelation Verse for Theme, "The Millionaire" to Show May 31, All-School Play has Real Acting, Choir Resumes Concert Work, Mother, Concert Tour of Middle West for P.L.C. Students, Biennial Meeting of Young Folks Next Weekend, First Development Project Starts with President's Home This Week, Pep Girls Guests at Gamma Party, Anderson Talks on League Work, President Chooses Class Committees, One-Act Plays to Be Given, Former Student Wins Fame as Director of Infants' Orchestra, "The Patsy" Shows in Tacoma Church, Calendar, Your Color, Lighter Than Air, Good Work, What Will You Do?, Society, Pretty College Co-Ed Finds Fun Galore at Home of Miss Carnival, Daily Diary, Campus Features, and Parkland News.