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"Published by those who dare and do not care. Edited by Rats, Inc." Consists of an undated two page newspaper focused on Greek life at UND. The issue references both the Carney Sing and the Flickertail Follies and likely dates from the 1950s.

Published by "T.C. Mits" "The Clew will attempt to keep it's material above the level of a scandal sheet while still bringing the interesting side of college life to light" (from the first issue) and mainly discussed campus culture and happenings. Seven issues: October 1967, November 1967, February 1968, May 1968, September 1968, October 1968. March 1969

Focus is on campus life at UND, with discussion of the food on campus, the inefficiency of Twamley Hall (the UND Administration building), and the campus alcohol policy. One issue: November 9, 1967

This six page publication focused on the massive blizzard that struck Grand Forks and the UND campus in March 1966.

This fourteen page publication contains humorous articles, campus social news, and poetry, in addition to several insults directed at North Dakota Agricultural College (now NDSU) in Fargo. This lone issue is the "Homecoming Brawl Number." The year of publication is unknown, although NDAC head football coach Casey Finnegan, who coached the Bison from 1928 until 1940, is noted.

This newspaper focused solely on opposition to the Vietnam War. The very first issue contained a by-line reading: "Support our men in Vietnam, Bring them home!" Father Robert Branconnier of the UND Newman Center was the publisher. Three issues: February 1968, March 1968, March 1968 (although this issue is misdated)

This monthly publication included commentary on campus events and the UND administration, along with an anti-Vietnam War perspective. Both UND students and faculty contributed articles. "We, the editors of Ignite, make no pretense about being unbiased. WE ARE BIASED!" Edited by L.N. The Weed, Janelle Hogness, and "Others" Six issues: October 1968, November 1968, February 1969, Undated "Big Homecoming Issue," Undated, Undated

"In order to justify a paper there should be a purpose in printing it. The purpose of this paper will be to provide an intellectual climate in which the students and faculty look for relevant answers to problems" (from the inaugural issue). In its two issues, KARMA covered the Vietnam War, American political culture, and developments on the UND campus. Two issues: April 21 and April 28, 1971

This humorous publication included poetry, jokes, cartoons, and prose. The front page featured a drawing by Ernest Wenner, a member of the class of 1935. The single issue in the collection was entitled "Thanksgiving Number" and is noted as being the second issue of the first volume. A satirical advertisement on page seven references the year 1932.

Annual humor and satire publication, featuring illustrations, poetry and prose. Ten issues: 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951 (missing 1948)