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Ursinus celebrates the anniversary of World War I's conclusion: Armistice Day. Also discussed is the issue of disarmament, and how Hoover's administration has handled it so far.

Prisoners will now get at least 42½ hours per week out of their cells and will be allowed to eat and attend religious services with other inmates.

The two pages give a history of the Pennsylvania Female College, only a few blocks from Ursinus College. The college closed in 1880. An artist's depiction of the building is included.

A picture of Ms. Paulette Patton posing for the article written about her in 2014 relating to her retirement.

Dr. Patricia Lott (second to left top row) is pictured in the Ursinus College Ruby Yearbook of 2017. Dr. Lott is an Assistant Professor of American Studies, African American and Africana Studies, and English at Ursinus. Dr. Lott specializes in…

photo of the old Alumni Memorial Library which is now known as the Berman Museum

Eight paper birds of multiple colors on a string found in Four Doors Memorial

A photo of the students who had to drop out of Ursinus's junior for whatever reason. The class loses three women, which results in the junior class having not a single woman.

This image talks about the birth of social media also birthed a new take on beauty standards and expectations set for women. As a result, women of all ages, body forms, races, and disabilities, suffer from the effects of the perfect social media body…

The article talks about the organ that was installed in 1916 by Mrs. Emily K. Clark, the widow of Mr. Charles Heber Clark. She made the purchase and installation of the instrument possible. There is brief discussion about the dedication of the organ…