November 12, 1924

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This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from November 12, 1924. Articles included are: First Basketball Practice on November 4, State Prize Won by P.L.C. Student, Department of Music Enrolls Many Students, Philip E. Hauge, Professor of English, Psychology, and Education at P.L.C. Gives W.E.A. Convention Topic for Year, New Additions to the Library Made This Year, Unique Music Heard at Mission Program, Concert Given by Musical Faculty, Program Given by Thespian Society, Looking Ahead, Supporting Student Organizations, H.E. Anderson, Member of Pacific Lutheran College Board of Trustees, Makes Statement, Speaks About St. Olaf Choir, Recipe for Making a College Man, Organizations Competing in Subscription Contest Urged to Begin Activities at Once, Program Given at Bremerton, Campus Locals, An Athletic Code of Ethics, Alumni Notes, The Few, Aphorisms, Parkland News, Chinese Integrity Subject of Debate, Girls Victors in Subscription Race, Pastor's Conference at Prof. Xavier's Home, P.L.C. Boys Give Halloween Party, Winter Course Opened Monday, November 10, Choir to Give Program, and Wrestling May Become Major Sport at P.L.C.

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