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Published by the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication, published from 1917 to 1932. All volumes are in the public domain in the United States (further info).

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Volume 1 (1917–1918)

Number 1 (June 1917)
Number 2 (July 1917)
Number 3 (November 1917)
Number 4 (December 1917)
Number 5 (March 1918)
Number 6 (June 1918)

Volume 5 (1922)

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Number 1 (January 1922)
Number 2 (February 1922)
Number 3 (April 1922)
Number 4 (May 1922)
Number 5 (July 1922)
Number 6 (August 1922)

Volume 6 (1923)

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Number 1 (October 1922)
Number 2 (December 1922)
Number 3 (February 1923)
Number 4 (March 1923)
Number 5 (April 1923)
Number 6 (June 1923)
Number 7 (August 1923)

Volume 7 (1923–1924)

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Number 1 (October 1923)
Number 2 (December 1923)
Number 3 (February 1924)
Number 4 (March 1924)
Number 5 (May 1924)
Number 6 (July 1924)

Volume 8 (1924–1925)

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Number 1 (October 1924)
Number 2 (December 1924)
Number 3 (January 1925)
Number 4 (February 1925)
Number 5 (April 1925)
Number 6 (June 1925)
Number 7 (June 1925) (correct date)

Volume 9 (1925–1926)

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