Series 26 - C:22/3/10 (A95-158)
This Series contains records of a student newspaper entitled the Missouri Student (1920-1922 and 1926-1928). The records consist of ledger books showing the advertising and circulation income as well as the name of the individual or business placing an advertisement. A distinction is made between display and classification advertisements and some entries also list the total inches of individual advertisements.
(1 Pkg, 121, 2)

Series 27 - C:22/10/5 (A01-100)
This Series contains Volume I, Number I of a UMC student magazine entitled, Intelligentsia: A Magazine for Students Who Think and Speak (12/1938). The editors described the staff and magazine in the following way, "The Intelligentsia staff who, Greenwich Village style, gather in an attic, are trying to bring to you some of the things that are being written on your own campus. In those narratives, poems, plays, essays, and articles, there are the ideals, emotions, and flavor of a bull-session, a current opinion, a bit of philosophy, said the way students say it."
(1 Env., B3A, C2, 1)

Series 28 - C:22/3/11 (A01-101)
This Series contains Volume 1, Number 1 of a UMC student newspaper/newsletter entitled, The Octopus (10/10/1914). The goal of the paper is "To Be The Truest Paper In The World" and is "[e]dited in the best interests of the whole student body of the University of Missouri by Students."
(1 Env., B3A, C2, 1)

Series 29 - C:22/00/4 (A97-99)
This Series contains posters, broadsides, and handbills promoting campus Earth Day and Earth Week celebrations and events (1991-1993).
(1 OSF, 703, MC)

Series 30 - C:22/00/5 (A97-99)
This Series contains posters and handbills promoting UM divestiture of South African financial interests and the campus "anti-apartheid movement" (1987). Also included are several handbills promoting an end of hostilities with Iraq in the 1991 Gulf War.
(1 OSF, 703, MC)

Series 31 - C:22/00/6 (A97-99)
This Series contains a variety of posters, handbills, and broadsides created by a range of MU student groups, associations, and clubs that promote meetings, lectures, rallies, and events, (1991-1995). Among the groups sponsoring events are the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Graduate Student Association; the Triangle Coalition; the Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Resource Center; Out-Now; the Hemp Club; Active Students Advocating Peace; the Legion of Black Collegians; UMC Students for Nuclear Freeze; the UMC Peace Works; Campus Reproductive Choice; the MU Women's Center and the Rape Education Office; the Baha'i Club; the Native American Student Group; the Muslim Student Organization; the African Student Association; the Nigerian Student Union; Campus Libertarians; College Democrats; College Republicans; Campus Habitat for Humanity; Amnesty International; the MU Jewish Student Organization; the Latin American Student Association; the MU Committee Against Intervention; the Multicultural Journalism Association; MU College Christian Associations; the Granola Club; and the MU Rugby Club.
(1 OSF, 703, MC)

Series 32 - C:22/00/7 (A97-99)
This Series contains posters and handbills for talks, celebrations, discussions, meetings, exhibits and plays sponsored by MU academic departments and colleges (1991-1995, 2001). Among the sponsors of these advertised events are, the Undergraduate Art History and Archeology Organization; the Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Society; the Museum of Art and Archeology; the MU Departments of History, Political Science, Religious Studies, Geography, Communications, English and Philosophy; the School of Fine Arts, the Missouri Theater Workshop; as well as the College of Arts and Science and the Missouri Scholar's Academy.
(1 OSF, 703, MC)

Series 33 - C:22/00/8 (A01-124)
This Series contains Volume 1, Number 3 of an MU student humor magazine entitled, The Black Stocking (02/1945). The magazine was published by an independent organization and adopts a sophisticated and cosmopolitan style with many article titles in French but the texts in English.
(1 Env., B3A, C2,1)

Series 34 - C:22/10/6 (A01-139)
This Series contains 4 magazines entitled, Ogre Magazine, and 1 magazine that parodies the Ogre Magazine (ca. 1962-1963). Although staffed by University of Missouri students, Ogre was an off-campus publication, completely separate from the University. Its contents were specifically designed for the entertainment of University students and other students in the city of Columbia. There was one issue during the 1961-1962 school year. At that time there were plans for Ogre to be printed nine times during the school year beginning in 09/1962. Ogre was published by Epsilon Alpha Epsilon. The following issues are included: ca. 05/1962 (first edition), two copies of the ca. 10/1962 issue, and a ca. 1962-1963 issue. Also included in this series is the magazine Playbouy: An Ogre Parody, ca. 1963.
(1/6 c.f., 135, 1 front)
Note to Researcher: Art Tarwater donated these materials to the Archives, 09/2001.

Series 35 - C:22/00/9 (Special Collections vertical file)
This Series contains Volume 1, Numbers 1-3 of Arena, A Forum for Ideas, a liberal arts magazine published by the Arts and Science Student Government (1973-1974). Poetry, short stories, photographs, cartoons, and artwork are examples of the types of materials found in this publication.
(1/6 c.f., 136, 4 front)
Note to Researcher: The Arts and Science Student Government had several functions including service, representation, and leadership. The publication of Arena was considered an aspect of service.