1. GIRLS AT BROOKLYN COLLEGE REGISTER FOR SUMMER FARM WORK—Students Put Patriotism Above Glamour
By Irene Delmar
New York World-Telegram, May 5, 1942

2. MAJORING IN PEAS—A Group of Brooklyn College Students Begins an Experiment in Education, By Beatrice Meyers
New York Times, July 18, 1943

3. EDITORIAL
The Bean Stalker—Newsletter of the student farm workers, July 23, 1943

4. HINMAN TELLS ALL
The Bean Stalker—Newsletter of the student farm workers, July 23, 1943

5. “CURFEW” OR “THE TEN O’CLOCK JUMP”
The Bean Stalker—Newsletter of the student farm workers, July 23, 1943

6. SNIPS AND SNAPS By Pat and Ricky
The Bean Stalker—Newsletter of the student farm workers, July 23, 1943

7. BROOKLYN MARCHES ONWARD
Marching Song Of The Brooklyn College Farm Labor Project, in A Brooklyn Bridge to Morrisville
A Report on the Second Farm Labor Project of Brooklyn Project June-September 1943
By Ralph C. Benedict

8.1943 FARM PROJECT LEAVES ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT—Sour Not Produced by Non-cooperation; Result: Distrust, Disrespect, Disharmony, By Louise Schneider and Marion Isaacon
Brooklyn College Vanguard, April 24, 1944

1. BROOKLYN COLLEGE SUSPENDS 6 YOUTHS—Student Editors Disciplined After Issuing Student Paper Following Ban
New York Times, May 21, 1950

2. BROOKLYN COLLEGE SUSPENDS SIX VANGUARD EDITORS—50 Others on Staff of Undergraduate Paper Reprimanded
Brooklyn Eagle, May 21, 1950

3. TANTRUMS ON THE CAMPUS
New York Post, Wednesday, May 24 1950

4. VANGUARD CENSORED
The Young Progressive, Vol. 1 No. 1, Published by Young Progressives of America, Brooklyn College Chapter, 1950

5. THE BACK OF HIS HAND!
Student Flyer, 1950

6. CONDUCT UNBECOMING AN ADMINISTRATION….
Student Flyer, 1950

7. THIS IS ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN BROOKLYN COLLEGE
Student Flyer, 1950

8. MAMA, WHATS A DRAUGNAV? Does it bite?
Student Flyer, 1950

9. PRESIDENT GIDEONSE IS AFRAID OF THE STUDENT BODY!
Student flyer, 1950