“Students, Inc. Record Co-op To Begin Operations This Month”, The Georgetown Voice, September 6, 1972

Image of a newspaper article from the September 6, 1972 issue of The Georgetown Voice with the headline "Students, Inc. Record Co-op To Begin Operations This Month" and features an image of Corp chairman Patrick O'Brien.

The first service founded by The Corp, Diemusbiederplatz, was a record co-op that operated out of Healy Basement. Though very popular, the service struggled due to frequent thefts. In 1975, the service was merged with the Vital Vittles grocery store, and the combined service was renamed “Audio Vittles” after a campus-wide naming contest. In 1979, all record sales were taken over by The Corp’s new convenience service, Saxa Sundries.