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The Campix served as an unofficial, off-campus alternative newspaper to The Collegian. It was started by Collegian columnist and sports editor, Gil Lieser '43. The Campix used the process of lithography for its publications, allowing for the use of more photographs, and a slightly different appearance from the Collegian

Scope and Contents The Mill Stream began publication in February 1977 as Willamette University's Independent Newspaper. an avenue for the views an opinions of the Willamette community about controversial campus and national issues. Also included were topics of entertainment, sports, and activities. Publication stopped in Spring 1978 due to lack of funding. A separate publication under the same title began publication in November 1996. Deemed an ASWU Initiative, the newsletter ran only three issues, documenting...

Scope and Contents The Mill Stream began publication in February 1977 as Willamette University's Independent Newspaper. an avenue for the views an opinions of the Willamette community about controversial campus and national issues. Also included were topics of entertainment, sports, and activities. Publication stopped in Spring 1978 due to lack of funding. A separate publication under the same title began publication in November 1996. Deemed an ASWU Initiative, the newsletter ran only three issues, documenting...

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The Vanguard was an independent student newspaper that lasted one semester in the fall of 1987. Begun by students John Rehm '90 and Rick Spoonemore '89, The Vanguard was created to bring professionalism to campus journalism. Publication stopped after five issues when Rehm was named editor of The Collegian.

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April Fools edition of a campus newspaper.

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Blueprint was a large, single-page underground newspaper featuring thoughts, articles, and poetry submitted by students anonymously.