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This is a New York Times article from 1942 that announced the creation of the WAAC. The article also described the arguments of the bills opposing politicians.

A WAAC band rehearsing music.

A cropped quote of Howard Sarty referring to the song "Ten Days With Baby"

Headshot of G.L. Schoberg, member of the Foreign Language Department from 1930 to 1969. He wrote and broadcasted the radio show "Concordially Yours" from 1938 to 1966.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on December 2, 1937 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the visit by Concordia Band director J.A. Holvik and Concordia President John N. Brown to Crown…

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted in by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the different callings of Concordia graduates, including working in the church.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on December 2, 1937 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the faculty club meeting, where members at several Norwegian dishes.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted in December of 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the planning of the Concordia Christmas concerts, an annual tradition at the college.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on May 23, 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts some stories regarding the founding of the college--more specifically, the story of the man who hauled…

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on May 23, 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts some stories regarding the founding of the college--more specifically, the story of the man who hauled…