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Prohibition
A cartoon in the 1927 yearbook referring to the 18th Amendment, which led to prohibition in the United States.
Senior Class Will Sponsor Unique Pirates Ball
Article that mentions the Pirates Ball and how it will be such an extraordinary event for the school.
Some Call it Mellowness
A large ad promoting the mellowness of Camel cigarettes.
The Campus Barber Shop
An ad in the Weekly that offers haircuts such as shingling, boy-bobbing, and plain bobbing for the co-ed.
The Class Endowment
Life insurance company advertising students using their insurance to donate to their alma mater.
The Klan's College Frat
The Ku Klux Klan has been disguising their organization in the form of the fraternity Alpha Pi Sigma.
The President's Message 1926
President Omwake talks about the excellence of Ursinus College in the 1926 Ruby Yearbook
The Prohibition Question
Different views on Prohibition as well as results of a vote that asked Ursinus what their views on Prohibition were.
The Small College
This article emphasizes the importance of small colleges and how they are a community, where professors and students can engage in more than student-teacher relationships.
The World Court
Description of the nationwide movement to establish peace around the globe. This article urges Ursinus students to pay attention to the World Court and U.S. relations with it.