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Handwritten literary newsletter edited by M. Waldo and R. Wall.

Handwritten publication by the students of the Oregon Institute. Features student opinions on topics such as attending school, dress, tobacco, religion, and coursework. This publication provides insight into the opinions of students attending the Oregon Institute in 1850.

Handwritten publication by the students of the Oregon Institute. Features student opinions on topics such as attending school, dress, tobacco, religion, and coursework. This publication provides insight into the opinions of students attending the Oregon Institute in 1850.

Handwritten publication by the students of the Oregon Institute. Features student opinions on topics such as attending school, dress, tobacco, religion, and coursework. This publication provides insight into the opinions of students attending the Oregon Institute in 1850.

A comedic publication begun by the Adelante society in 1902, The Ginger Can provided "a bit of spice, a touch of humor to the humdrum life of the sober student world." The Adelante Literary Society was female only group, serving as a sorority-like organization before sororities came to Willamette's campus. The Adelante society disbanded, along with the rest of the literary societies, in 1927-1928.

Publications in the series are short-term publications produced by students, including zines.