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Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol 10, No. 6-7, March 15 - April 1, 1934; More Girls Next Quarter, Director Reports On Conditions In Pennsylvania, Farm School On Wheels Visits Campus, Oka To Speak In Oklahoma City, Delegation Studies 2 Negro Schools; Commonwealth Courses, Current Events; The Love Of Humanity

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol 10, No. 6-7, March 15 - April 1, 1934; More Girls Next Quarter, Director Reports On Conditions In Pennsylvania, Farm School On Wheels Visits Campus, Oka To Speak In Oklahoma City, Delegation Studies 2 Negro Schools; Commonwealth Courses, Current Events; The Love Of Humanity

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 10, No. 5, March 1, 1934; Director To Pennsylvania, Teacher Of Current History To Spa; Society Notes; Group To Visit Negro Colleges; Bob To Organize; 1933 At Commonwealth; Commonwealth Courses, Working Class History

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 10, No. 5, March 1, 1934; Director To Pennsylvania, Teacher Of Current History To Spa; Society Notes; Group To Visit Negro Colleges; Bob To Organize; 1933 At Commonwealth; Commonwealth Courses, Working Class History

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 11, No. 3-4, February 15, 1935; United Front Formed At Commonwealth; Delegation Back With Lynch Rope; Bertrand Russell; Intellectual Crawdad; Little Mag, What Now?; Supplement Commonwealth College Fortnightly; Thousands of Wires And Letters Must Pour In At Once

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 11, No. 3-4, February 15, 1935; United Front Formed At Commonwealth; Delegation Back With Lynch Rope; Bertrand Russell; Intellectual Crawdad; Little Mag, What Now?; Supplement Commonwealth College Fortnightly; Thousands of Wires And Letters Must Pour In At Once

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 12, No. 24, December 15, 1936; On Studying Theory; Liberty Exposes Commonwealth After Exhaustive Two-Hour Investigation!; Classes Combine for Union Local Meeting; The Negro Question; Inquiring Reporter: How Do You Like Your Classes; Religion in the Soviet; Campus Notes; Half the Population; Graduation Speech Commonwealth College, 1936

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 12, No. 24, December 15, 1936; On Studying Theory; Liberty Exposes Commonwealth After Exhaustive Two-Hour Investigation!; Classes Combine for Union Local Meeting; The Negro Question; Inquiring Reporter: How Do You Like Your Classes; Religion in the Soviet; Campus Notes; Half the Population; Graduation Speech Commonwealth College, 1936

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 12, No. 9, May Day, 1936; Commonwealth Offers Unique Vacation And Study Program; Mena Local Of S.T.F.U. Organized; Campus Notes; A Step Out Of The Government Slavery; Butler Comments On Arkansas Parallel Of Minn. Credit Crisis; Library Book Needs; LaFollette Asks Investigation Of Civil Liberties; Commonwealth College Holds Demonstration

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 12, No. 9, May Day, 1936; Commonwealth Offers Unique Vacation And Study Program; Mena Local Of S.T.F.U. Organized; Campus Notes; A Step Out Of The Government Slavery; Butler Comments On Arkansas Parallel Of Minn. Credit Crisis; Library Book Needs; LaFollette Asks Investigation Of Civil Liberties; Commonwealth College Holds Demonstration

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 13, No. 19, November 1, 1937; Henry Eaton, Final Steps Ready In Reorganization; Wartiainen To Lead Cooperatives Class; How Butte Miner Captured Control of Legislative Delegation While on Strike; Negro Congress Endorsed Commonwealth Program; College Librarian Makes Technical Contributions; Research in Labor Background of South Essential for New Organizational Drives; Director and Industrial Manager Visiting in East; Sunday Discussion Series Commences; Students Combine Party And Benefit For Strikers; Joint Action Committee to Crystalize Opinion

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 13, No. 19, November 1, 1937; Henry Eaton, Final Steps Ready In Reorganization; Wartiainen To Lead Cooperatives Class; How Butte Miner Captured Control of Legislative Delegation While on Strike; Negro Congress Endorsed Commonwealth Program; College Librarian Makes Technical Contributions; Research in Labor Background of South Essential for New Organizational Drives; Director and Industrial Manager Visiting in East; Sunday Discussion Series Commences; Students Combine Party And Benefit For Strikers; Joint Action Committee to Crystalize Opinion

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 13, No. 18, October 15, 1937; Williams to Speak at Negro Congress; College Gives Extension Course at Muskogee; Commonwealth Begins Fall Quarter As Training School For Labor Leaders; Official Denunciation and Terrorism Fail to Halt CIO Invasion of South; Sharecroppers and Agricultural Workers Affiliate With New International Union at Denver Convention and Begin Drive; Commonwealth Endorsed; Dramatics Teacher Asks Copies of Play Scripts; Jeems Adams Returns to Print Fortnightly; Emphasis on Labor Problems of South Indicated at Beginning of Quarter; Will Hale Added to Staff for Sharecropper Program; Jacob Takes Guild Job, Winkler Replaces Him; Labor Unions Aid College Activities; Valuable Books Given Commonwealth Library; William Buttrick Comes as Teacher of Economics; Margaret Musselman Joins Library Staff

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 13, No. 18, October 15, 1937; Williams to Speak at Negro Congress; College Gives Extension Course at Muskogee; Commonwealth Begins Fall Quarter As Training School For Labor Leaders; Official Denunciation and Terrorism Fail to Halt CIO Invasion of South; Sharecroppers and Agricultural Workers Affiliate With New International Union at Denver Convention and Begin Drive; Commonwealth Endorsed; Dramatics Teacher Asks Copies of Play Scripts; Jeems Adams Returns to Print Fortnightly; Emphasis on Labor Problems of South Indicated at Beginning of Quarter; Will Hale Added to Staff for Sharecropper Program; Jacob Takes Guild Job, Winkler Replaces Him; Labor Unions Aid College Activities; Valuable Books Given Commonwealth Library; William Buttrick Comes as Teacher of Economics; Margaret Musselman Joins Library Staff

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 14, No. 5, March 15, 1938; Model Relief Meeting Set for March 18-19; To Our Alumni; Varied Enrollment For Spring Quarter; Sharecropper Play To Be Given Campus Production; Ex-Commoner Published Poems of Social Protest; Low Wages Prevalent in Southern Cotton Mills Demonstrated by Federal Statistics; Students Visit Fort Smith Non-Partisan League Rally; State Figures on Educational Expenditures Show Discrimination Against Negro Schools; Commoners Return from Mexican School

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 14, No. 5, March 15, 1938; Model Relief Meeting Set for March 18-19; To Our Alumni; Varied Enrollment For Spring Quarter; Sharecropper Play To Be Given Campus Production; Ex-Commoner Published Poems of Social Protest; Low Wages Prevalent in Southern Cotton Mills Demonstrated by Federal Statistics; Students Visit Fort Smith Non-Partisan League Rally; State Figures on Educational Expenditures Show Discrimination Against Negro Schools; Commoners Return from Mexican School