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Nebraska Quarterly (summer 2020)
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The Nebraska Alumni Association publishes four magazines each year. When the pandemic hit, plans for the next magazine were scrapped and reimagined to cover the drastic changes taking place on campus and in the world. Alumni across multiple affected fields were interviewed and the magazine took on a new focus to address the impact of the pandemic on alumni and the UNL campus.
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Photos throughout the magazine are primarily from UNL's campus.
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Kirstin Swanson Wilder
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2020/06/01
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English
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alumni, campus, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, pandemics
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adapting
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campus
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frontline workers
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health
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healthcare
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history
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research
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shortages
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social distancing
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teaching
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As happened in fall 1918, the campus shuttered when a
worldwide pandemic arrived. Students were sent home.
Sporting events were canceled. Professors shifted to remote
learning. There was no pomp
under grim circumstance for
graduation. These are dark
days, but we will survive and
then thrive because we are
Q U A R T E R LY
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TRACTOR TIME
The world’s only
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into its next century.
page 4 4
KOSMET KLUB
What happened
to the most
storied club
on campus?
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SUMMER
Contents
It was a graduation like no
other, with no pomp under
tough circumstances as
in-person ceremonies were
canceled. The online broadcast, which aired May 9, drew
over 5,000 viewers. The 3,478
members of the graduating
class created festivities of their
own with the help of these
celebration boxes mailed to
them throughout the world.
2020
We Nebraskans are known for our tenacity, reliability and level-headedness. These qualities
and more came to the forefront as the university community responded to the coronavirus
pandemic which shuttered campus in March.
The university started producing hand sanitizer
in conjunciton with the ethanol industry at the
Food Processing Center on Innovation Campus.
P22 Another group based at Innovation
Studio got to work creating face shields for
healthcare workers. P23 Many alumni,
including David Tousley in New York City, fired
up sewing machines and set about making
cloth face masks. P56 We are Nebraskans.
Present us with a challenge and we’ll hunker down and figure out solutions to solve it.
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20
25
Devour
Class of 2020
A biologist discovers
a yellow-rumped leafeared mouse living
22,000-feet above
sea level on the Chile/
Argentina border.
Still on lockdown?
Check out all of these
Nebraska items you
can buy/view/enjoy
from the comfort of
your own home.
The most recent
graduates remember
the best times during
their collegiate career,
even though it all
ended too early.
Mighty Mouse
SUMMER 2020
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craig chandler
4 Contributors
8 Community
10 UNL news
27 Voices
51 Bulletin
62 Obituaries
64 Love Story
WHAT’S INSIDE?
The boxes included a graduation mortar board (or tam)
with tassel, alumni pin, Husker
decals, postcards, a pennant
and a festive red/white
confetti launcher.
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
SUMMER 2020
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NEBRASKA
CONTRIBUTORS
QUARTERLY
Summer 2020
VOLUME 116 NO. 2
MARCO BARKER
Marco Barker is the vice chancellor for diversity and
inclusion and associate professor of practice in Educational
Administration. He earned his bachelor’s degree in
industrial engineering, MBA, and Ph.D. in educational
leadership and research. Earlier this year he won the
showcase showdown on the long-running TV game show
The Price is Right.
Shelley Zaborowski, ’96, ’00
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Kirstin Swanson Wilder, ’89
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
SENIOR DIRECTOR, PUBLICATIONS
Kevin Wright, ’78
DIRECTOR, DESIGN
Quentin Lueninghoener, ’06
Ben VanKat, ’06
MAGAZINE DESIGN
VAN JENSEN
HANSCOM PARK STUDIO
Van Jensen (’04) is the author of several books, most recently
the critically acclaimed roman à clef graphic novel Two Dead
from Simon & Schuster’s Gallery 13 imprint. He’s been
writing professionally since joining The Daily Nebraskan as a
freshman. Since March, he’s mostly been taking care of two
toddlers at his home in Atlanta.
Noah MacMillan
COVER ILLUSTRATION
NEBRASKA ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION STAFF
Charlie Bush
CUSTODIAN
Conrad Casillas
KARISSA SCHMIDT
Karissa Schmidt (’20) graduated in May with a degree
in journalism from the College of Journalism and Mass
Communications. She spent four years on The Daily
Nebraskan staff, her final year as the editor-in-chief. She
also interned at the Nebraska-based company Hudl.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,
VENUES
Derek Engelbart
ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR, ALUMNI
RELATIONS
Julie Gehring, ’91
ALUMNI RELATIONS
AND PROGRAM
COORDINATOR
Jordan Gonzales
’17
CARSON VAUGHAN
Carson Vaughan is a freelance journalist and the author
of Zoo Nebraska: The Dismantling of An American
Dream. His work has appeared in The New York Times,
The New Yorker, The Guardian and more. A native of
Broken Bow, Nebraska, Carson graduated from the
College of Journalism and Mass Communications in
2010, and now lives with his wife and dog in Chicago.
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SUMMER 2020
materials and reader comments
are welcome.
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Views expressed in Nebraska Quarterly
do not necessarily reflect the official
position of the Nebraska Alumni
Association. The alumni association
does not discriminate on the basis
of gender, age, disability, race, color,
religion, marital status, veteran’s
status, national or ethnic origin, or
sexual orientation.
EDITORIAL QUERIES:
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ASSOCIATE
DIRECTOR, DIGITAL
COMMUNICATIONS
Ethan Rowley,
’03, ’13
DIRECTOR,
MEMBERSHIP
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ALUMNI CAMPUS TOURS
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR,
VENUES
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DIRECTOR, ALUMNI
ENGAGEMENT
ASSOCIATE ART
DIRECTOR
Wendy Kempcke
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’04, ’07
ADMINISTRATIVE
COORDINATOR
Tyler Kruger
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,
VENUES
Michael Mahnken,
’13
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR,
VENUES
Maria Muhlbach,
’09
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DIRECTOR, ALUMNI
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’16
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,
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’18
VENUES AND EVENTS
COORDINATOR
SENIOR DIRECTOR,
COMMUNICATIONS AND
MARKETING
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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,
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ENGAGEMENT
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VENUES AND EVENTS
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’00, ’07
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DIRECTOR,
OPERATIONS
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’11, ’18
DIRECTOR,
DIGITAL STRATEGY
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N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
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CHATTING
BREAKFAST
WITH
WITH
THE THE
CHANCELLOR
EDITOR
Chancellor
Ronnie Green
works from his
home as did
nearly all of
the university
community this
spring.
the university as this
pandemic took hold?
A: The second week of March
was when things really began
to change within the U.S. in
response to COVID-19.
By that time, we had been
in daily planning operational
meetings since mid-February
for what this might mean for
our university, informed in part
by the University of Nebraska
Medical Center’s early involvement in the country’s response
to the virus. It’s still hard to
imagine turning on a dime, if
you will, all of the curriculum
of the institution to be offered
via remote access. We had about
two weeks to prepare for that.
Both the Spring Break week
that was already planned in late
March and an additional week
that we canceled classes in midMarch to allow time for this kind
of pivot. Beginning March 30,
we moved all of our curriculum
for our undergraduate, graduate
and professional degree programs to remote access form for
—Ronnie Green, (’88)
20TH CHANCELLOR,
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN
SUMMER 2020
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
craig chandler
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Q:
What was it like to lead
the remainder of this semester.
We later determined that summer courses would continue
with remote learning. And we
celebrated our graduates May 9
with an NET special broadcast
which included the conferral
of degrees and a special message from volleyball coach John
Cook.
So much happened so quickly
this semester. I could not be
prouder of how our university
community responded. Our
faculty, students and staff have
stepped up in phenomenal ways
under unprecedented conditions — and they have done
so selflessly and successfully.
We’ve seen tremendous innovation and ingenuity as we have
led through this challenge. The
ability to tap the intellectual
capacity of this great institution is what gives me the confidence to know we will find
ways to provide for in-person,
on-campus instruction this fall,
in concert with public health
concerns and protecting every
member of our community as
we navigate this continuing
challenge.
Right now, it’s an eerie feeling for the campuses to be as
empty as UNL has been. This
is such a special place — you
all know that. I look forward
to seeing it again teem with
students, our faculty and staff,
our alumni and the whole state
of Nebraska. And what excites
me is that I know we will be
an even stronger institution
on the other side of this. True
Nebraska grit gives me great
hope for the future.
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COMMUNITY
Play Ball
Huskers in San Diego
Remember when we took sports
for granted? In what turned out
to be one of the final chances to
see a Husker team take the field
in the spring of 2020, more than
150 alumni and fans showed up
in San Diego on Feb. 22 for a
pregame party (featuring a talk by
head coach Will Bolt) before the
baseball team played San Diego
State in the Tony Gwynn Legacy
tournament.
Mentorship
Husker Connect
A recent graduate is looking for career
advice from an established professional. A
few clicks later, they’ve traded emails and
set up a video call. Same story with someone feeling stuck in their career and looking
to make a change. One bit of advice or a
connection can change everything.
Husker Connect has taken the value of
Nebraska’s alumni network and brought
it into the digital age. Since launching
in January, the free, online professional
networking site has profiles of over 1,200
alumni and 500 students. Alumni can
start short-term or long-term mentorships
with students or other professionals or just
answer a few questions over email. You
decide the time commitment you want to
make. Husker Connect can help you take
the next step in your career. Create your
free profile at huskerconnect.unl.edu
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SUMMER 2020
Find Archie!
Morrill Hall’s Archie is hiding
somewhere in the magazine, like only
a 20,000-year-old mammoth can.
Find him, email us with his location
at alumni@huskeralum.org and
you’ll be entered into a drawing for a
Husker prize. Congratulations to Jay
Uehling (’90) of Oakland, who found
Archie helping to check cattle on page
22 of our spring edition. Jay met his
wife, Sheryl Adams Uehling (’90),
during his days on campus. Two of
their children are also Husker alumni.
The Uehlings are excited to become
first-time grandparents
this summer.
Altered Plans
Stepping Into the Future
Mark Casper (’17) and his bride Morgan Kowalewski
(’18) followed social distancing instructions and had
fewer than 10 guests at their wedding March 25 held
at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church adjacent the
campus. Originally scheduled for April 18 (with 450
guests), the couple moved up their wedding three
weeks since Morgan’s parents could not attend anyway due to COVID-19. Morgan said her mother works
at a nursing home in Gothenburg where a co-worker
was affected. Instead, her siblings walked her down
the aisle and the couple took wedding photos around
Lincoln (including the State Capitol where they
crossed paths with Lt. Governor Mike Foley) in the
midst of this new era of social distancing.
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
Stephanie Teten
Nathaniel Korth
Erica Pribil
Johnson, NE
Fayetteville, AR
Erica Marshall
Toluwalope Makinde
Johnson, NE
Kaelyse Clapper
Tessa Porter
Peru, NE
Emilie O’Connor
Stephanie Teten
Luverne, MN
Omaha, NE
Ariel Wong
Lincoln, NE
Omaha, NE
Justin Bakke
La Vista, NE
Minden, NE
Nicole Be
Blue Hill, N
Soon Lau
Albion, NE
Lincoln, NE
Ed
Cornish
has
been
helping
students
for
more
Shane Korte
Kristen Drvol
Geraldine Spinner
Columbus, NE
Travis Burger
Omaha, NE
Lincoln, NE
than 80 Columbus,
years,
even though
he Emilie
diedO’Connor
in 1938.
NE
Bailey Harris
Lance Sorensen
Lincoln, NE
Kearney, NE
Ashley Bernstein
Nicole Berns
Elkhorn, NE
Crystal Pribyl
Geneva, NE
Blue Hill, NE
Laura Hargarten
Clinton, WI
atherine Drehs
Lincoln, NE
Olivia Kunzman
Albion, NE
Tessa Porter
Albion, NE
Susan Hammons
avid Schroeder
Weeping Water, NE
West Point, NE
Charles Caruso
Pilger, NE
Heather Sasse
Nebraska City, NE
Lori Rezac
Amber Talbott
Hoskins, NE
Sally Steele
Morrill, NE
Gothenburg, NE
Kathleen Sackett
Gretna, NE
Emily Williams
Omaha, NE
Omaha, NE
Jennifer Pickering
Aurora, NE
Brooke Grossenbacher
Jamie Egger
Overland Park, KS
Pei Ang
Woodbury, M
Travis Burger
Lincoln, NE
Columbus, NE
Tessa Porter
Kristen Cochran
Lincoln, NE
Omaha, NE
Bailey Harris
Lincoln, NE
Steven Kaiser
Grant Wallace
Craig, NE
Davey, NE
Amanda Walls
Loveland, CO
Miranda Schurr
Eustis, NE
Effie Epke
Lincoln, NE
Travis Lucas
Raymond, NE
Elizabeth Pfeifer
Madison, NE
Natalie Souder
Wilber, NE
Amber Cleveland
Carson City, NV
Ed Cornish was one of the first donors to establish a scholarship fund for students
at the University of Nebraska—Lincoln. The very next year, he passed away. But
students have benefited from Mr. Cornish’s generosity every year since — including
the students listed here.
The legacy of Ed Cornish lives on. Yours can, too. To find out how, visit us online
at nufoundation.org/giftplanning or call a gift planning officer at the University of
Nebraska Foundation at 800-432-3216.
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FACE-LIFT
FITBIT
NEW FIND
FACE SHIELD
Students set plans to
update Main Street.
Sensing trackers
installed on crops.
Biologist discovers a
mighty mouse.
Innovation Campus
cranks out products.
SUMMER
EDUCATION AND HUMAN SCIENCES
Fashion Forward
STUDENTS DIVE INTO FEBRUARY’S RUNWAY FRAY
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SUMMER 2020
heather and jameson photography
E
ach February, fashion takes center stage.
Models strut the catwalks for Fashion Weeks
in New York, Paris and Milan. Celebrities walk
red carpets in couture, and perennial cable hit
Project Runway puts a new group of designers
into its reality TV pressure cooker.
And Huskers in the Textile and Apparel Design program watch it
all while creating their own wearable works of art.
In classes like Experimental Design, Product Development,
History of Dress and more, students majoring in textile and apparel
design craft garments running the gamut from wide-leg pants to
dresses with illuminated belts. Many pieces were included in the juried student showcase in Omaha’s Fashion Week Feb. 26 at the Omaha
Design Center.
Heather Striebel, a doctoral student in apparel design from
Arizona, took a prompt from her Experimental Design course for an
upcycled garment, and found inspiration in empowerment to design
a warrior’s outfit from scraps of fabric, old pants, even nuts and bolts.
The piece was first modeled at a fundraiser for a local women’s shelter, Fresh Start, and is one of four of her pieces shown in the Omaha
student show.
Striebel came into the program after earning her master of fine arts
in costume design from the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and
Film.
“As part of that process, I got to take classes over in this depart-
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
COLL EGE
COU T U R E
Ready for the runway
Adrianna Vang, center, is a
senior studying textiles, merchandising and fashion design,
She preps the models who
wore her pieces during student
night at Omaha Fashion Week.
WHY THESE PIECES?
“The red and denim dresses
were some of my first big
design projects, they’re both
made of remnant materials
and capture the beginning
phase of my design style.”
WHAT WAS IT LIKE?
“Showing at fashion week was
a truly exciting experience that
left me inspired and happy
with each decision I’ve made
to be where I am today, and I
cannot wait to do it again.”
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
SUMMER 2020
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SUMMER
Student designer
Alex Scarpello,
center, pumps up the
three male models
who showcased his
pieces during Omaha
Fashion Week.
SUMMER 2020
OVERHEARD
“I remember looking into
the classroom and all I saw
was empty desks and I then
thought, ‘My mom has brought
me to school too early.’ And
indeed, we were too early —
years too early.”
—RUBY BRIDGES, who as a
6-year-old was the first AfricanAmerican to integrate an all-white
school in New Orleans, speaking on
campus in January as part of the
Martin Luther King Jr. brunch.
anything before I started in the program.
“I love it because I realized that I think of myself
as an artist and I’ve been able to express myself that
way with my sewing and fashion design.”
One of his show pieces was a jacket made from a
striped green camper awning. The jacket was developed from an upcycle prompt in his Flat Patterns
class.
“I typically design for myself — a lot of my wardrobe I’ve made myself — but I probably won’t wear
that piece,” he said. “It’s a little stiff.”
Scarpello wants to work for a menswear brand
after graduation to learn the industry ropes, but his
goal is to break out on his own.
“This is my art,” he said. “If I stayed under a brand,
I probably wouldn’t find it as fulfilling as doing my
own thing.”
Striebel, a former high school theater teacher, plans
to teach again while continuing to make costumes for
professional productions and designing garments for
all body types.
“I want to design for everybody and make something someone could wear in a size 6, and it would
look just as great on someone who is a size 22,” she
said. “That’s really important to me, because that
feeling of wearing something that looks great should
be available to everyone. It’s where the industry
needs to go, and it is starting to, but it is slow moving.”
—Deann Gayman
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
heather and jameson photography; jonny ruzzo
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ment, and I just completely fell in love with it,”
Striebel said. “It’s really given me a broader range in
design, how to look at garments and fashion.
“I love costume design. I’m so used to being driven
by a script — it was weird to step into this, have just
a few parameters and go — but it was very freeing. I
found myself thinking, ‘This is awesome.’ I can just
create, and it expanded me as a designer.”
As a doctoral student and graduate assistant for
assistant professor Sandra Starkey, Striebel also mentors undergraduates, like Alex Scarpello, a junior
from Omaha.
“Everyone is so drastically different in their
designs,” Striebel said. “But everyone’s brain is so
creative. It’s really cool to see how students just take
a prompt and run with it.”
Scarpello had never sewn anything before enrolling
in the program. He just loved fashion. He asked his
grandmother the summer before he started classes to
show him how to sew a pair of pants. He spent a lot
of time in his apartment’s living room-turned-miniature sewing studio, to finish a nine-piece collection
of his own for Omaha Fashion Week.
“I wanted to accelerate the learning process for
myself, so I applied to do my own show,” Scarpello
said. “I like to work outside of class and keep learning how to make garments because I barely made
LAW
Commencement
Reimagined
LESS POMP UNDER TOUGH CIRCUMSTANCE
T
he College of Law’s
Class of 2020 is truly
unique as it was the
college’s first class to
graduate virtually. An online commencement ceremony was held
on May 9, conferring eight master
of laws, 109 juris doctor and two
master of legal studies degrees.
Appearing on Zoom while families watched via Facebook Live,
each graduate wore the complimentary tam and tassel provided
by the university. The ceremony
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
began with remarks from class
president, Ashley Inbau. “If I
would have known that my decision to take the LSAT on a whim
would lead me to each and every
one of you, I would do this whole
experience 100 times over. These
three years have meant more to
me than the other 17 years of education combined. I truly found my
Nebraska family in my classmates,
and I am eternally grateful for all
of you,” she said.
Michael J. Heavican (’75), chief
justice of the Nebraska Supreme
Court welcomed the graduates
to the profession, encouraging
them to stay in Nebraska. In closing the ceremony, Dean Richard
Moberly challenged the graduates. “What will you do now that
you have a degree that will allow
you to make a difference in our
nation, our community, and in
individual people’s lives? The legal
issues that will confront people as
a result of this pandemic are profound and wide-spread, including
unemployment issues, small business survival, health care access,
and housing evictions. You have
unique talents, knowledge, and
skills because of the education you
received at Nebraska Law, and I
encourage you ... to help lead your
community through this crisis.”
C h a n c e l l o r Ro n n i e G r e e n
attended to confer degrees, after
which Assistant Dean Marc Pearce
(’99) awarded degrees. As each
graduate’s name was read, a personalized slide of their accomplishments was shared. Moberly
then invited graduates to move
their tassels from the right to the
left side, and a photo slideshow of
the graduates during their time as
law students was played.
New alumna, Hilary Sayre,
appreciated the opportunity to
gather with her classmates to
celebrate this milestone. “I am
so proud of my time at Nebraska
Law. The graduation ceremony
for the May 2020 class illustrates
what makes Nebraska great: our
strength, our resilience, and our
love for one another. The faculty,
administration, staff and students
all came together digitally to celebrate our achievements. I feel
incredibly blessed to join the
ranks of graduates who support
one another in times of crisis, celebrate each others’ victories, and
hope for a brighter tomorrow.”
—Katie Pfannenstiel
Dean Richard
Moberly presided
over the virtual
commencement
ceremonies from the
Law College on East
Campus.
BIG BRAG
Mechanical and
biomedical engineer Ryan Pedrigi
will use a five-year,
$543,000 award
from the National
Science Foundation’s
Faculty Early Career
Development Program
to lay the groundwork
for a targeted, noninvasive treatment
for atherosclerosis.
He envisions that
someday, patients
will receive a therapy
where ultrasound
pulses are applied
to diseased arteries,
stimulating a cellular
response that beats
back plaque buildup
and prevents further
accumulation.
SUMMER 2020
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SUMMER
BUSINESS
Pandemic
Decision
Making
Özgür Araz’s research
has helped provide
modeling tools that
public officials
and health care
workers use to make
decisions during
pandemics.
PROFESSOR PROVIDES MODELING
BIG BRAG
Nebraska historian
Amy Burnett has
been named a
Fellow of the John
Simon Guggenheim
Memorial Foundation.
The fellowship will
allow her to pursue
scholarship analyzing
correspondence
among European
humanists, pastors
and teachers during
the Reformation.
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I
TOOLS FOR SOCIAL DISTANCING
n March schools started closing, the
elderly population became more isolated and
businesses shuttered due to the coronavirus
pandemic spreading across the planet.
Özgür Araz, associate professor of supply
chain management and analytics, believes
decisions imposed to change the way we live in the
short term stem from critical research analysis now
in the hands of government and health care providers.
“I am confident health agencies like the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention know what they
are doing,” said Araz, whose research examines decision sciences specifically related to health systems,
including pandemic decision-making.
Araz teaches predictive analytics at the College of
Business. He knows the impact his work can have on
the profitability of business and also what it can do to
save lives in a time of crisis.
“People don’t always think about how analytics
tools and supply chain management can be used for
the public good. We use predictive analytics for mitigating pandemics and supply chain management to
use public resources more effectively,” Araz said.
His most recent article, published in Decision
Sciences in November, studies capacity optimization
under resource shortages. Previously, he looked at
challenges of stockpiling ventilators for influenza
pandemics and school closure policies for cost-effective pandemic decision-making.
Araz explained that economic impacts are taken
into consideration when modeling effective decision-making. “We want to answer whether school
closings and social distancing policies are cost-effective. Both questions, of when to close schools
and when to reopen, are equally important. We take
information about how fast the virus is spreading
using a basic reproductive ratio and estimate the
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“PEOPLE DON’T ALWAYS THINK ABOUT HOW
ANALYTICS TOOLS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
CAN BE USED FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.”
—ÖZGÜR ARAZ
number of secondary cases generated in the susceptible population,” he said.
The data also shows a high fatality rate among
older population groups, according to Araz. He sees
health officials using predictive analytics to ensure
the public safety is optimized through modeling tools
developed through research like his own.
“People say it costs a lot, but if we save more lives,
it makes it cost-effective. Optimizing social distancing intervention depends on this research modeling.
We take a societal perspective regarding life lost,
parents staying home with children impacting the
workforce, and all the other factors we are dealing
with today. In severe cases, we might need prolonged
closures, and even 24 weeks of closings can be still a
cost-effective result.”
Jennifer Ryan, professor of Supply Chain
Management and Analytics, explained that in addition to informing the social distancing response,
Araz’s research helps CDC officials prepare for situations in which hospitals and clinics are overwhelmed
by an influx of patients.
“We’ve all heard the discussions of ‘flattening the
curve,’” Ryan said. “The modeling tools Özgür developed can provide critical insights into how we best
allocate scarce resources during a pandemic. Unlike
business problems, where the objective is typically
measured in dollars, societal problems often involve
complicated trade-offs between costs and benefits
measured in lives lost or quantities related to quality
of life.
—Sheri Irwin-Gish
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ARCHITECTURE
Main Street Face-Lift
STUDENTS GIVE SOME LOVE TO VALENTINE
As many rural areas experience decline in population and
economic opportunity, some
Nebraska communities are pushing back against the trend by
embracing and enhancing what
makes them unique.
Valentine, which boasts proximity to both the Niobrara River and
the Sandhills, is one such town,
and students in the landscape
architecture program collaborated
with officials there on a new look
for the town’s Main Street.
Led by professor Kim Wilson,
students developed plans focused
on providing places and spaces to
encourage economic development
and generational renewal in rural
areas. After talking with Valentine
community stakeholders and
identifying focus areas, the students created design concepts for
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several projects including a new
streetscape for Valentine’s Main
Street, which is also a section of
Highway 83. It is a key community
corridor that hasn’t been updated
since the 1930s.
“Since Main Street is our primary retail corridor and comm u n i t y c e n t e r, we t h o u g h t
modernizing it would make our
community hub more walkable
for commerce and aid in enhancing the brand of our community,” said Valentine Mayor Kyle
Arganbright (’06). “I often say we
have world-class natural amenities that could never be re-created
by any other community. We have
a top 10 canoeing river, top 100
ranked golf courses and the vast
beauty of the Sandhills out our
backdoor. Our focus for this new
streetscape project is on building
community amenities that are at
that same unique, pristine level as
everything else around Valentine.”
In July 2019, the streetscape
concepts came one step closer to
reality when the Valentine City
Council approved $350,000 in landscape architectural improvements
to be included in a new Highway
83 project. The plans include new
concrete storefront to storefront,
planting beds at intersection corners, street trees, a decorative paving strip next to roadside parking
and dark sky-friendly LED lamp
posts in addition to future planned
decorative benches, trash cans,
bike racks, pedestrian wayfinding
kiosks and street art.
“With the highway originally
scheduled to be torn up and
redone by the Department of
Transportation, city stakeholders
saw this as a great opportunity to
implement some improvements,”
said Austin Arens, a landscape
architecture major from Kearney.
While not all their design projects were approved for installation,
Arens said he and his fellow students are excited to see that the
streetscape studio concepts will
actually be implemented.
BIG BRAG
Nebraska volleyball
had more fans attend
matches in 2019 than
any other program in
the country, according to the NCAA. The
Huskers had 155,531
total fans for 19 home
matches, an average
of 8,186. Both figures
led the nation for the
seventh straight time.
Main Street in
Valentine has not
been updated since
the 1930s.
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AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Fitbit for
Crops
By measuring the
water use of plants
on a minute-byminute basis,
Professor James
Schnable hopes to
better understand
and eventually
improve how crops
respond to drought.
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STALK-WORN SENSOR TO MEASURE CROPS’ WATER USE
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earable technology will
soon move from wrist to
stalk, swapping measures
of blood flow and respiration for sap flow and transpiration.
Their design won’t have anyone confusing growing
season with fashion season, but associate professor
James Schnable and Iowa State University colleagues
are developing a Fitbit-like sensor to be worn by corn
and other thick-stemmed crops.
Funded by a Breakthrough Technologies award
from the National Science Foundation, the researchers are pursuing an elusive goal: measuring rates
of sap flow in real time, actual fields and changing
weather conditions.
Because sap flow indicates how much water a plant
is using vs. conserving, measuring it with hourly or
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minute-by-minute precision would help researchers better understand how crops are responding
to drought conditions. That, in turn, would allow
researchers to compare the drought resistance of
different genetic lines with greater speed and accuracy, Schnable said, leading to more water-efficient
hybrids that can tolerate ever-harsher climates from
Nebraska to Nigeria.
“There are different strategies plants can take
and different strategies plant breeders can pursue
depending on their goal, the environment they’re
breeding for and the crop they’re working on,” said
Schnable, associate professor of agronomy and horticulture. “All of these, though, do require (that) you
actually be able to look at how much water the plant
is using, not over just an entire growing season but
really on a day-by-day or hour-by-hour basis.”
Understanding water use is especially important,
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The Greenhouse
Innovation Center
is 45,000 square
feet of greenhouse
and headhouse
space. The facility
features state-ofthe-art computer
environmental
controls.
Schnable said, given that a plant’s ability to resist
drought competes with its ability to produce food.
When a plant opens the tiny pores in its leaves to
welcome the carbon dioxide essential for photosynthesis — and eventually, food — some of its water
escapes through those same pores, making it more
susceptible to drought. Crops bred for higher yields
invite in even more carbon dioxide, giving water
more opportunities to depart.
Managing that physiological tug-of-war — or even
finding ways to lengthen the rope at both ends —
will become more critical by 2050, when the world
will likely need to feed an additional 2 billion people
while accounting for more-sporadic rainfall.
As of now, crop breeders usually assess new
genetic lines by planting a series of trials under
drought conditions, measuring the yields and comparing those yields to what’s produced in a waterrich environment, Schnable said. The smaller the
difference in yield, the better.
The research team — which also includes
Schnable’s father, Patrick, at Iowa State — instead
wants to pinpoint the conditions under which different crop varieties begin or stop conserving water,
potentially helping customize varieties to different
climates. Pairing those observations with genetic
analyses of the varieties could also offer more
detailed information about the practical influence
of various genes in the field, guiding modification
efforts in the lab.
“The more we can actually measure some of those
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(individual factors) in the field and look at the differences between varieties, the more we can make
precise judgments about how two different lines
with the same level of drought tolerance got there,”
Schnable said. “You could separate those (different
factors) out and then breed for those individual factors separately.”
—Scott Schrage
OVERHEARD
“One of my great passions is the
advancement of women in their
careers — the law particularly,
because I am a lawyer, and
I’ve experienced the profession.
It’s a profession that was built
for men. Obviously there has
been a lot of change in that, but
there’s still a long way to go.”
BIG BRAG
Virtual Incision, a
Nebraska Innovation
Campus-based medical device company
founded by faculty,
has raised $20
million in Series B+
investment funding.
The venture capital
funding will support
regulatory and clinical
programs leading to
commercialization of
the company’s surgical robot platform.
—MOLLY BRUMMOND, the
College of Law’s assistant dean
for external relations and strategic initiatives, upon receiving the Chancellor’s
Outstanding Contribution to Women Award.
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SUMMER
FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS
We Are
Nebraska
INTERNS GROW AS DIVERSE,
INCLUSIVE LEADERS
F
BIG BRAG
With the unanimous
vote by the Nebraska
Coordinating
Commission for
Postsecondary
Education, a bachelor’s degree in
regional and community forestry was
approved for the
School of Natural
Resources.
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ourteen students participated
in a new internship program last
fall applying improv and theater
techniques to explore their own
social impact stories. The cohort
presented them in a theater experience to inspire, educate and entertain the university and local communities.
“I think people connect to our show because it’s
entertaining and engaging,” said Julie Uribe, the
director and facilitator for the We Are Nebraska
internship program. “People are hearing authentic,
personal stories without feeling lectured to.”
The theatrical experiences featured challenging
topics like addiction, transphobia, depression and
even suicide. The intention of the program is for students and broader audiences to gain awareness and
empathy through emotional connection.
“It’s not enough to be diverse,” Uribe said. “The
piece that I feel is missing is inclusivity. How do we
merge? Where do we find common ground?”
She is also the faculty adviser for Lazzi, the student
improv troupe that uses the principles of improv for
comedy. “I thought the same principals of improv,
which build relationships, create collaboration and
improve listening skills to support each other, can
also be used to heal and to provide a path for empathy,” she said.
Her 14 interns are diverse in every way. “I have
everybody from deep, Christian faith to agnostic.
They are diverse in race, sexual orientation, gender,
economic status and majors. I have people from small
towns and large, international cities,” Uribe said.
“In addition to the raw and bold stories, we include
music, song, dance and video expressions, to provide
different art forms for emotional connections. It’s all
about storytelling.”
Jazmine Huertas, who graduated in December with
a theater performance degree, knew immediately she
wanted to apply for the internship. “It’s an internship
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“I WAS ABLE TO FULLY
CONNECT WITH ALL THE
OTHER STUDENTS ACTUALLY
FASTER AND STRONGER THAN
I HAVE EVER CONNECTED
WITH ANYBODY HERE ON
CAMPUS”
—JEAN-DAVID BIZIMANA
“WE COULD
UNDERSTAND EACH
OTHER DEEP DOWN.
WE ARE NOW LIKE
A FAMILY. WE HAVE
SOMEONE TO LEAN
ON.”
—KENNEDY NGUYEN
that fits into theater,” Huertas said. “You don’t find
those very often. Forever I’ve had this deep knowing
that I could possibly be a leader, and something that
would take that a step forward was something I was
absolutely ready to do.”
In the performance, Huertas shares her story of
both her and her mother’s addiction and her desire
to break the stigma of addiction. “I kind of knew
from the beginning what I wanted to share,” she
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said. “I just didn’t know how to share it. We had so
many writing exercises scattered around the improv
to make us more comfortable telling little parts of
ourselves to the group until we got to the end. It was
really amazing to see the one-on-one work come to
life.”
Jean-David Bizimana, a junior integrated science
major in the College of Agricultural Sciences and
Natural Resources, has been able to connect with
other students through the internship. “I only knew
one person in there, but I was able to fully connect
with all the other students actually faster and stronger than I have ever connected with anybody here on
campus,” he said.
Bizimana, who is from Rwanda, shares his story
during the performances of learning that “being a
man” doesn’t mean you are weak if you seek help.
Bizimana fought depression as he became isolated,
determined not to let anyone know how bad he felt.
“I really appreciate the opportunity to be on stage
and talk about myself and gain more self-awareness
in terms of talking about some things that happened
to me in my life and also gain the acceptance,” he
said.
Kennedy Nguyen, a junior marketing major in
the College of Business, was a little more reluctant
about his initial participation in the internship. He
skimmed through a notice about We Are Nebraska
and was interested in an internship about leadership, but what he didn’t notice was the use of applied
improv. “I didn’t see the applied improv part until a
few meetings into it,” he said. “And at that point, I
didn’t even know what applied improv was. And I
was like, wait a minute. I’m not a fan of performing
and acting and doing things on stage, but now I’m
signed up for it. It was crazy.”
He decided to stay and take the risk. “The beautiful thing about this, is it’s a new program, so Julie
let us bond by sharing through things that seemed
fundamental, like writing a poem about yourself
or talking about the five things you hate the most,”
Nguyen said. “From that, we could understand each
other deep down. We are now like a family. We have
someone to lean on.”
Uribe looks forward to recruiting for next year’s
interns. “The three things I’m looking for are a passion for leadership, a desire to tell their personal
story that they feel may help others, and the openness to spend time and learn from others different
from themselves,” she said. “I feel very optimistic
and hopeful when I’m around this age group. There
are so many phenomenal students out there.”
—Kathe C. Andersen
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Tut Kailech answers questions from the audience during the
Dec. 9 performance as Orlando Martinez looks on.
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ARTS AND SCIENCES
Mighty Mouse
BIOLOGIST DISCOVERS WORLD’S HIGHEST-ELEVATION MAMMAL
T
BIG BRAG
Tuition rates across
the University of
Nebraska system
will be frozen in the
2021-22 and
2022-23 school
years. In addition,
Nebraska Promise,
an expansion of the
system’s existing
need-based financial
aid program, will
cover full tuition costs
for Nebraska students
with family incomes
of $60,000 or less.
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Pérez Mamani had captured unprecedented evidence
of the ultimate mammalian survivor: a rodent living
on just 45% of sea-level oxygen and an unknown diet
while enduring temperatures that can plummet to
minus 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
“This discovery makes me think that we’ve probably
underestimated the elevational range limits and physiological tolerances of mammals and other vertebrates,
simply because the world’s highest summits are relatively unexplored by biologists,” said Storz, professor of
biological sciences. “It’s hard to overstate the hostility of
the environment that these mice call home.”
The discovery culminated a month-long research
expedition that was inspired by a stunning video
clip from a 2013 mountaineering expedition on
Llullaillaco. Recorded by climber Matt Farson, the
clip showed a mouse scampering across an expanse
of snow at roughly 20,000 feet — far higher than any
previously reported mammal at the time.
“No one expected mammals to be able to survive
and function at such an extreme altitude,” Storz said.
“The conventional wisdom was always that the elevational range limits of mammals were something
close to 17,000 feet, and above that was (considered)
basically barren of terrestrial vertebrate life.”
With funding from the National Geographic
Society, Storz eventually teamed up with Pérez
Mamani and a few fellow biologists, including
Guillermo D’Elía and Marcial Quiroga-Carmona of
Universidad Austral de Chile, to launch an expedition of their own.
In February, the team spent two weeks ascending
the flanks of Llullaillaco while trapping mice
at altitudes of up to 15,000 feet, kept company all the while by pumas, foxes, two
camel species and other hardy denizens of the Andes.
The group then established
a base camp at 16,500 feet and
another at 19,500 feet, where
they set Sherman traps — hinged
metal boxes designed to capture
live specimens — for another
week. By the time Storz and
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hey had climbed for eight
hours after the avalanche risk of a
snow-packed ravine on the main
path had forced them onto a more
circuitous route.
Up here, the summer weather of
February felt uncomfortably similar to a Nebraska
winter.
“Jay, hay un ratón!” (“Jay, there’s a mouse!”)
Jay Storz couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t think. Couldn’t
respond.
“Un ratón, Jay!”
Disoriented and fatigued after a sleepless night
spent huddled in a tent, his lungs scrounging for
oxygen amid the frigid air, Storz willed himself to
semi-awareness.
“No lo veo (I don’t see it),” the biologist managed.
“Está debajo de esa piedra.” (“It’s under that rock.”)
World-class mountaineer Mario Pérez Mamani
had guided the pair to the summit of Llullaillaco, a
dormant volcano on the western edge of the Andes
Mountains and the southern fringe of the Atacama
Desert.
There, more than 22,000 feet above the sea-level
border separating Chile and Argentina, an alert Pérez
Mamani had indeed spotted a mouse.
But not just any mouse. This mouse — a yellow-rumped leaf-eared mouse — was a special
mouse. A miraculous mouse. A world-record mouse.
No mammal had ever been reported living at such
extreme elevation. Storz, finally coming to and armed
with reflexes honed by a childhood of catching lizards,
clambered over to the rock and knelt.
Wrapping his right hand around
its far edge, he flipped the rock
backward. Startled, the mouse
scurried beneath another.
For a few long seconds, the
mouse darted and feinted
under the cover of its sanctuary, uncertain. Then: a
dash. Storz pounced. He
had it.
With that, Storz and
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Professor Jay Storz,
left, and Mario
Pérez Mamani
on the summit
of Llullaillaco.
Pérez Mamani were ready to head for Llullaillaco’s
summit, the team had already caught record-elevation specimens of three mouse species: the altiplano
laucha, the Andean altiplano and the Lima leaf-eared.
When they sensed the weather stabilizing, Pérez
Mamani and Storz made the four-hour ascent from
base camp to the tent they had stashed at 19,500 feet.
Though its canvas shielded the duo from the elements, it couldn’t offer a good night’s sleep.
“You can’t really sleep at that elevation, just
because the lack of oxygen makes it impossible,”
Storz said. “Basically, you’re just staying warm and
resting.” They set out for the summit at 3 a.m., intent
on beating the afternoon storms that frequently
strike at extreme elevation. With decades of experience on the Andean slopes, Pérez Mamani led the
way and reached the peak first.
“By the time I finally arrived at the summit, I was
completely exhausted,” Storz said. “And at that elevation, doing anything is pretty exhausting.”
But fatigue wasn’t the sole reason that Storz struggled to process what Pérez Mamani was telling him
on the summit, which ranks as the second-highest of
any active volcano. Sheer surprise played a role, too.
Discovering the yellow-rumped leaf-eared mouse
at 22,000 feet has naturally left Storz and his colleagues with plenty of questions. Considering that
the team found the species living more than a mile
above even the hardiest green plants, one question
rises above most others: What exactly does it eat
up there? Though insects and the fungi-algae mish-
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mashes known as lichens seem like reasonable candidates, the biologists expect to gain clearer insights
after examining the mouse’s stomach contents and
gut bacteria.
The team is also keen to better understand the species’ sea-to-sky versatility.
“One of the really remarkable things about this
particular species … is that not only does it occur at
these really extreme altitudes, but members of the
same species are also found all the way to sea level,”
Storz said. “So it has this extremely broad elevational
distribution. (That) raises a lot of really important
evolutionary questions.”
—Scott Schrage
OVERHEARD
“It’s been my privilege to
investigate the science and
art of chess and those who
master it.”
—KENNETH KIEWRA, professor of educational psychology, upon being named the
2020 Chess Educator of the Year by the
University of Texas at Dallas chess program.
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SUMMER
Jerry Reif, shop
manager at Nebraska
Innovation Studio,
works on a laser to
cut clear plastic
sheeting for face
shields.
ENGINEERING
Innovation
Inspiration
NEBRASKA MAKERS PROVIDE
EQUIPMENT FOR HEALTH WORKERS
SUMMER 2020
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I
n March Nebraska Innovation Studio
closed to the public, but its leaders and members worked around the clock to produce face
shields for hospitals across the state.
Personal protective equipment shortages
were well documented throughout the United
States as COVID-19 rapidly spread. Through 3D
printing and partnerships with local businesses and
individuals, a team at Nebraska Innovation Studio
started manufacturing face shields for the University
of Nebraska Medical Center and Bryan Health.
“We’ve had a volunteer army step up to help out
with this,” David Martin, director of Innovation
Studio, said. “Either NIS members or people connected to NIS have been delivering 3D printed parts
for the last week, and we’ve been putting them
together.”
Through additional partnerships with the University
of Nebraska-based National Strategic Research
Institute and private companies including Firespring,
Midlands Packaging, Lincoln Tool and Design and
Virtual Incision, a small team at Innovation Studio
assembled around 1,000 shields a day.
The effort started when a representative of Bryan
Health reached out to Nebraska Innovation Campus,
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inquiring if the makerspace had the capability to produce personal protective equipment on 3D printers.
A team of on-campus and community innovators —
including Shane Farritor, Ben Terry, Max Wheeler,
David Martin, Jerry Reif and others — formed to take
on a monumental task of fulfilling a need of more
than 13,000 face shields.
As of mid-May, 22,000 face shields had been produced and shipped to more than 45 Nebraska communities, to five states and a hospital in New York City.
“As soon as we started talking numbers, we realized that 3D printing didn’t make sense, and we
started exploring other paths,” said Farritor, professor of engineering and founder of Virtual Incision.
It took only 10 days to go from the initial idea to
mass production of parts, thanks to efforts from
the campus and business community, Farritor said.
“That’s pretty special,” Farritor said. “This may be the
reason Innovation Studio exists — where people come
together to make stuff happen that helps others.”
The Terry Research Lab was able to do injection
molding on campus, which allowed for making a face
shield part every 30 seconds — much faster than 3D
printing, which takes two to four hours per part.
Matt Newman, of the Terry Research Lab, worked
over 100 hours in six days to design and build the
mold, a process which typically takes four weeks.
The compressed timeline was made possible due to
help from Tony Wilson in his lab, as well as Robert
Rhynalds, shop manager for the instruments shop
in the Department of Physics and Astronomy; Jim
McManis and Matthew Bartels, of the engineering
machine shop; Mark Stroup of the AM/Neat Lab; and
Lincoln Tool and Design, who provided plastic for
the injection molding and consultation for the mold.
“It was a large group effort and many, many hours
to get the machine up and running producing parts,
but we’re now able to do a part every 30 seconds,”
Terry, associate professor of mechanical and materials engineering, said.
Terry credited both the College of Engineering
and the National Strategic Research Institute with
quickly approving and funding his lab’s contributions
to the project.
“My lab is funded by NSRI, and I called our project
sponsor and within five minutes we had funding and
permission to do this,” Terry said.
Max Wheeler, shop instructional technician for
Innovation Studio, coordinated with private companies for the clear plastic shields to attach to the
injection-molded headpieces. Midlands Packaging
manufactured a die cutter used by Firespring to
stamp out the clear plastic shields. —Deann Gayman
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HELPING HANDS
T
he university’s Food
Processing Center has partnered with the Nebraska ethanol industry to produce hand
sanitizer for use by hospitals,
nursing homes, doctors’ offices
and other health care providers in Nebraska and
nearby areas.
The project began in mid-March, when Hunter
Flodman, an assistant professor of practice in
chemical and biomolecular engineering, and the
Nebraska Ethanol Board began working with the
federal Food and Drug Administration to relax
its regulations so that fuel ethanol producers
could provide their product to create hand sanitizer. Flodman serves as technical adviser to the
Nebraska Ethanol Board.
“After hearing about shortages of hand sanitizer,
we hoped we could find a way to overcome some
of the obstacles our fuel-grade ethanol producers
were facing — including navigating the FDA’s regulations,” Flodman said. “This partnership with
the Food Processing Center is key. Without them,
we would not have been able to make this happen.”
More than 20 organizations are participating in
the effort to provide important supplies to hospitals at no cost.
Nebraska Medicine, for example, uses up to 132
gallons of hand sanitizer each day, according to
CEO James Linder.
By early June more
than 100,000
gallons of hand
sanitizer had been
produced and given
away to organizations
and others in the
state.
BIG BRAG
Jeannette Eileen
Jones, associate professor of history and
ethnic studies, has
earned a fellowship
from the American
Council of Learned
Societies. The fellowship awards a
$50,000 stipend,
which will help support the writing of her
next book, America in
Africa: U.S. Empire,
Race and the African
Question, 1821-1919.
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JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATIONS
Team
Coverage
DATA JOURNALISTS GATHER FACTS
FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES
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Lauryn Higgins
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n alumnus, faculty member
and student are part of The New
York Times’ extensive coverage
of the coronavirus pandemic.
Mitch Smith (’11) has worked
for the Times’ Chicago bureau
since 2014. “The last story I did, I traveled to Omaha,
where they were treating the cruise ship passengers
and preparing for widespread (infection),” Smith
said. “It focused on what it was like to treat the
patients and what the road looked like going forward, and here we are.”
When COVID-19 began spreading across the
United States, Smith and his team saw a need to provide more accurate numbers for the public.
“I’ve been doing this pretty much full time for a
month. We started in late January. My editor had
this idea to start a spreadsheet that kept track of
COVID-19-related deaths,” Smith said. “When the
toll began to climb, we realized we needed more
help keeping track of the data.”
Libby Seline, a junior journalism major, and
Lauryn Higgins, a lecturer in advertising and public
relations, began freelancing and collecting data for
the Times after Smith contacted journalism faculty
member Joe Starita searching for student journalists
and freelancers he thought would be a good fit for
the project.
Seline and Higgins help collect every confirmed
death related to the coronavirus throughout the
country. There are about 20 other Times reporters,
college students and freelancers who are tasked
with the same job on the project. During their
eight-hour shifts, they use government websites,
news stations and social media to confirm numbers. Sometimes county numbers and state numbers
don’t add up and that requires the data journalists to
do some more digging.
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During her first week on the job, Higgins learned
that the best place to check on numbers is Twitter
because health departments often update their
numbers on social media before updating their websites. The team has also learned that just finding the
statewide number is never enough.
The extra steps taken to gather data from sources
at a county level are crucial in confirming cases.
These steps give county health departments the
opportunity to better understand their communities
and see how that number compares to others.
The project has given Seline a new appreciation
for the data-collection process. As an aspiring data
journalist, she has taken every data journalism class
offered in her college and even attended a data journalism conference earlier in the semester.
“In class, I’m just handed a stack of 1,000-column
data, but now that I’m someone who puts that data
together, I know how much work is being put into
gathering it,” Seline said. “It’s also been fascinating
to see what other reporters use this data for.”
In gathering the data, the team has run into its
fair share of challenges, but they’re nimble and they
do their best to stay ahead. One challenge is that
they’re trying to apply consistent rules across an
inconsistent field because different health departments report varying amounts of information.
Another issue is that as the numbers exponentially
grow, states and health departments are changing
how they report their data.
“I’m lucky to work at a place with people who
are skilled in areas of technology and graphic news
because it helps us adjust quickly,” Smith said. “It’s
been this constant state of evolution, with a growing
team, but that’s what this situation has called for.”
Smith is always thinking about how the team can
use the data collected as a public good. He wants to
identify patterns such as which communities have
avoided the worst of the virus and which have been
hit the hardest. Another main goal is to provide data
that informs policy makers and researchers to help
them understand what happened, what is happening
and what they can do to help make sure this doesn’t
happen again.
“Journalism is documenting history and we want
to do everything we can to provide a record that
informs really smart journalism,” Smith said.
Reporting on fellow Americans who are suffering
and dying is a somber task, but the team looks forward to having good news to share in the future.
“I’m excited for the day that we can start reporting on people who have recovered,” Higgins said.
—Kaitlin Van Loon
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The new vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion experiences
Nebraska Nice as he settles in to
life in the heartland. Recent graduate Karissa Schmidt writes about
the semester that ended too soon
for the Class of 2020.
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Kenneth Ferriera, who expects to graduate in August, tied for 12th place in the Hearst photojournalism news and features competition this year with his series of news,
sports and features photos, including this one taken July 2019 of the Hartington Dolphins swim coach Anna Reifenrath. Ferriera has been a photography fellow with the
Omaha World-Herald and a photo intern for the Lincoln Journal Star.
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Diversity & Inclusion
A Nebraska
State of Mind
A transplant to the Heartland
searches for the Good Life
B Y DR. MARCO BAR KER
Vice Chancellor, Diversity and Inclusion
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N
othing says welcome to Nebraska like a
healthy snowstorm!
My partner and I moved to Lincoln in early
March 2019. We thought we had perfect timing
for a beautiful spring relocation from Salt Lake
City, Utah. While Lincoln, covered in snow
across its streets and farmlands captured the
town and country uniqueness of Lincoln and
Lancaster County, it certainly made for a cold
(in temperature) transition.
I did not know what to expect when I moved to
Nebraska. I knew of Nebraska — as a Big Ten institution and football powerhouse nestled in the heartland of America, but not much about the state, the
people or culture. I knew less about living in Lincoln.
As a black man from the south who has lived mostly
in southern states — Arkansas, Louisiana and North
Carolina and who had spent some time in St. Louis
and Salt Lake City, I feel I am fairly open-minded
about new environments. But even with an open
mind and heart, I know that moving to a new place
always comes with the uncertainty of what it would
mean to live and thrive in that new place. When I
was offered the inaugural position as vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion and had decided to
accept, I asked myself, ‘Would Nebraska feel like
home? Would it be the ‘good life’ for me and my
partner? What would it be like to be a diversity and
inclusion practitioner in Nebraska and start this new
office?’
With Nebraska now my home, I wanted to learn
about the state’s value proposition — what do we
tell others about who we are? In 2016, the state’s
new brand, “Good Life. Great Opportunity” was
introduced. I understand that this state motto came
from an old slogan, “The Good Life,” which had been
around for years and never went away. I think the
state’s brand is a powerful one in that it captures the
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essence of the human condition — having a good
life. It is the state’s commitment to providing a pathway for all — whether it is taking care of your farm
or leading a community agency, you can make a life
in Nebraska.
The decision to move to Nebraska and into an
inaugural role did not come lightly. However, I saw
the vice chancellor role as an opportunity to be part
of fulfilling the university’s and the state’s mission
to make Nebraska the good life for all and ensuring that everyone has boundless opportunities to
learn, explore, innovate and create. It was amazing
to arrive in Nebraska and at UNL and see so many
different ideas and perspectives come together. That
is the essence of my job, but more importantly what I
consider my life’s work. I absolutely agree that there
is much opportunity at our university but also in
our state for higher education, community development, commerce and agriculture that will and does
depend on our ability to understand diversity and
practice inclusion. As I learn more about the people of Nebraska, I can see why the new motto was
endorsed. I see how the good life and how great
opportunity promotes the state’s brand. It captures
the tenacity, talent, work ethic of the people and the
potential of new ideas, collaborations and relationships that can only make Nebraska an ideal home
and place to live, learn and work.
When asked, “so what do you do?” I never know
if someone might think that diversity is liberal or
irrelevant. Some people may think it is some form of
affirmative action, which is different but worth a separate and important conversation. I have also heard
others refer to diversity as quotas, which are illegal,
and limits the meaning and scope of diversity and
inclusion. When we explore and embrace the true
definition of diversity, inclusion and equity, it can
take us far in creating a good life and opportunity for
everyone.
Generally, the next question is how do I define
diversity, inclusion and equity? Simply put, I see
diversity as differences. However, I see inclusion
as our ability to intentionally and actively broaden
our awareness and education about the complexity
of differences across varying contexts; understand
our relationship to others; and deeply care for those
who are different from us. Lastly, I often explain
equity as understanding and identifying how historical actions and treatments — even though we may
not have personally played a part — can have outcomes today that create visible and invisible barriers
across differences that we should address. After all,
our institution has a long-standing commitment to
access. Diversity is sometimes a messy business, but
it is about connecting, healing, learning and reconciliation so that we are better together.
Speaking of being better together, I think I still like
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“I see inclusion as our ability to
intentionally and actively broaden
our awareness and education about
the complexity of differences across
varying contexts.”
Nebraska Nice as our tourism motto.
In addition to being ‘nice,’ I think it is equally
important that this niceness is more than a slogan or
initial impression. I think Nebraska Nice is an invitation to better understand each other first, reflect
on how we relate to each other and have a deeper
appreciation of all humanity. Remember, I just
moved from a state people refer to as Utah Nice —
yep, it’s a thing there too.
Nebraska Nice is something I have already experienced — our state’s handshake. I experienced
it when I went to the DMV. Now, I am not sure if
anyone ever says they like their DMV experience,
but I found it welcoming; every person guided me
through the process and explained everything. I saw
Nebraska Nice exhibited again when I started working at UNL and individuals stopped by my office to
say hello or invite me for lunch or tea.
So, after the initial niceties, what comes next? It
is taking the time to learn more about our neighbor
or someone with whom we share very little. It is
having empathy and care for all, not just those who
think and act like us? I think Nebraska Nice and what
comes next is especially important during this pandemic where there is uncertainty and people’s lives
are at stake. I think we demonstrate what it means to
be Nebraska Strong and Nebraska Nice. It’s reflecting deeply on how we treat and value individuals,
and particularly valuing Asian or Asian American
members of our community, withholding judgment
for anyone wearing a medical mask, and having
compassion for those who may be ill. Let’s show the
world what it means for Nebraskans and guests of
our state to experience the good life.
I am extremely proud to be a Nebraskan.
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Fiction
SECOND IN A SERIES
RAIN IN
ITS SEASON
BY CARSON VAUGHAN ( ’ 10)
I L L USTRATI ON BY J ONATHAN B A RT L E T T
T
he jail was a black hole
beneath the courthouse, the
ceiling low and the silence
thick as a bull. A single kerosene lamp hung from a nail
above the door, the glass
coated in dust. Elijah Touhey
sat in the dirt, head dripping
between his knees, shirt glued
to the bloody nubs of his
spine.
“But I guess you saw this coming, such a gifted man
as yourself,” Amos said, his shadow spilling through
the iron bars. “Do you control the skies, or just read
them? Had half a mind to let the boys keep at it. This
town needs something. Of course, you know that.
You smelled the desperation — like shit in the wind.
It reeks, Mr. Touhey, I’ll give you that. These men,
these … gadabouts. Nothing to plant. Nothing to harvest. Just time, Mr. Touhey. Too much time.”
After watching from a distance, Constable Amos
J. Hunger had finally uncoupled the hose and canceled the whole idiot affair on Main Street. The mob
cursed him every other way, fists clinched, but he
knew they wouldn’t touch him, not one of their own.
(Ole Abel was proof of that, perpetually fuddled and
airing his paunch on the wrong man’s stoop. The
ire and envy of every man in town — if only for his
late wife — and yet he wakes again.) Amos ordered
the fat man with the hose to unwrap Elijah, to put
his feet back on the ground. As he hauled the sopping charlatan toward the courthouse, body limp as a
scarecrow, the mob finally moseyed away, confused,
as if wrestled from a dream.
“You prey on the weak, Mr. Touhey. It’s a vile
habit.”
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“Why am I here?”
“I’ll think of something.”
“I’ve committed no crime. I’ve taken no money.”
The constable planted a stool beside the cage,
planted himself on top, legs outstretched, heels
cutting grooves in the dirt.
“They burned my wagon to the ground. They
tortured me. They strung me up,” Elijah whispered,
his voice still raw. “They nearly drowned me, sheriff.”
“The law isn’t perfect, Mr. Touhey. I make
improvements where I can.”
“No rain, no pay — they won’t hear me otherwise.”
“What’s the game, anyway? How does this go?”
“I ain’t a rich man, sheriff.”
“Well. They told me it stunk to high heaven. Your
… what do you call it? Your spectacle out there.”
“I’ll leave tonight. Never see me again.”
“Please tell me, Mr. Touhey. How does one make
it rain?”
“If I knew, I wouldn’t be here.”
“Some say it’s war, Mr. Touhey. You’ve heard
this? Well. I don’t know. It rained on the French the
next day. I remember that. Buckets — all day. And
the wind, whipping them like tiny shards of glass
while they marched away.”
Amos fingered the keys hanging on his belt, drug
back his heels one at a time. It never did fade: that
feeling of foreignness. Hall County wasn’t his home
and never would be. The war. His twin brother. His
father’s mill. His mother’s fresh roggenbrot. His
dreams. His life. All of it back in West Prussia, as he
still thought of it. Germany now. Baldenburg still
green in his memory. Sometimes his native tongue
still escaped. The migration left him ambivalent to
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Nebraska, and that was before the fields cracked.
He never really settled, never really cared, didn’t
trust anything he couldn’t verify himself. This job
was a paycheck, and what he didn’t send home he
drank straight from the bottle.
“You can’t keep me here,” Elijah said, bobbing his
head against the bricks.
“Do you really believe?”
“Believe?”
“Do you believe you can make it rain?”
“I have before.”
“Tell me, Mr. Touhey.”
“He listens,” he said, tilting his chin skyward.
“Listened.”
“I’m not sure who is more stupid: you or the
crowd that strung you up.”
“It ain’t me who needs the vapors,” Elijah said. “A
broke man prayin’ on his knees just ain’t that convincing.”
Amos looked over his shoulder. The empty
basement corridors retreated into shadow. A faint
rumble. A small cloud of dust sifted from the ceiling. Someone in the clerk’s office above. Odd for a
Saturday, though Hall County’s business hours now
seemed quaint, so rarely were they heeded. So little did they matter. Elijah spread his bloody fingers
wide, balled them together again. He tapped one
foot. Tapped the other. He stood up, steadying himself against the wall. He coughed a nervous cough,
shot a quick smile to the constable.
“It’s just faith, sheriff,” he said, his voice renewed.
“But there ain’t no schedule.”
“Ain’t that the truth.”
Another growl upstairs. Amos paused long
enough to lose interest. The two of them stood
there, looking past each other as the silence pooled
up around them. Elijah felt himself unfolding.
Inflating. Again. He smelled worms.
“Enjoy your evening, Mr. Touhey.”
***
But the courthouse was empty. Amos had lost
track of time, and when he finally left Elijah, he
ascended into another darkness. He stepped lightly
through the rotunda, as if he were trespassing,
holding his rusty lantern against the office windows: nothing but shadows and cluttered desks.
His shouts echoed through the limestone building.
He heard the rumble again, much louder now, but
only when the halls flashed white did the obvious
occur to him. He kept moving, squinting behind the
lantern. The front doors rattled up ahead. Another
blinding flash. He could see tree branches beneath
his eyelids, a kaleidoscope of purple and black,
shadows within shadows within shadows.
The floor grew slick and sloshed beneath his
boots. The water pulsed like a bleeding artery
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Amos hadn’t prayed since he
landed in Nebraska. He wasn’t
about to start now, though he
could feel the world closing in,
his chest tightening with every
labored breath, his jaw locked
tight, so he took another swig
and cursed God instead, lobbing
obscenities off the roof.
beneath the door. Still unbelieving, he cupped his
hands to the window and peered outside. Rapids
ran through the street. A gunny sack caught on the
flagpole outside. Tiny islands of straw floated past.
A tin can. A shirt. A fence post. An envelope. His
breath fogged the glass, cool against his forehead.
In the distance, Amos could barely make out
another light. Maybe two. He thought of his house,
its shaky foundation, its patchwork roof. Then his
neighbors. The families still in soddies outside of
town. The men he’d sent home earlier that day,
the same who paid his wages. He thought of Abel,
passed out on his porch if he was lucky, facedown
and bloating halfway to the Missouri if he wasn’t.
The gravity — the sudden guilt of responsibility
— buckled his knees and the lantern in his hand
began to shake, clanking against the glass, and he
didn’t know where to begin, but he pushed his way
outside, throwing his shoulder into the door, and
the wind really did smell like shit now, like he was
facedown at the sale barn, and he took two steps
down and the water swam between his knees,
oily and black, and the debris clung to his legs as
he waded toward the lights, forearm shielding his
face from the rain, and for an instant he thought,
again, of the French at Sedan, already surrendered,
marching toward internment beneath a furious
sky, and then he was halfway across the street, and
the light in Quick’s Saloon was swinging back and
forth in someone’s hand and he could feel something sharp chewing on his ankle beneath the
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water, slowing him down, until finally he heard a
voice and he trailed it inside.
“Nothing here for you,” Quick said, something
hollow in his voice, standing barefoot on the bar
with a box of liquor in his hand.
Amos stepped inside, untangled the coil of
barbed wire from his boot. He lifted the whiskey
from Quick’s box without answer and took a pull.
“How long?”
Quick stared at him.
“I was in the bullpen,” Amos said. “How long has
it been like this?”
“A few hours now. Come outta nowhere,” he said,
water trickling down the mirror behind him. And
then: “I saw her.”
Amos took another swig, caught a glimpse of his
own pathetic reflection: hair flat against his forehead, a cut below his eye, shirt clinging to his gut.
“I never believed ’em. But she was standing right
there, Amos. Smilin’ like there weren’t no care in
the world.”
“Where’s Abel?”
“She waved at me. I know she’s gone.” He spoke
softly, swallowed hard. “She waved at me.”
The constable corked the bottle and headed
upstairs for the roof.
“You ain’t gonna like what you find up there,”
Quick said, almost an afterthought, and he turned
back to the missing front door, the pale yellow haze
skipping off the chop.
With one arm still clinging to the ladder, Amos
cracked the hatch and recoiled as a gust tore it from
his grip. He muscled through and rolled onto his
back, water slapping the wooden steps below, then
crawled on all fours to the parapet, past gaping holes
that exposed the simple bedrooms inside, his shirt
billowing in surrender. Over the ledge: a world of
shadows. A buggy lodged in the crook of an elm.
A raft of telegraph poles jammed in the butcher’s
window. A mauled American flag rippling like confetti outside the post office. He heard a gunshot and
breaking glass, a bawling heifer, thunder and more
thunder and wood slapping wood, and in the distance, he could see — or could he? — a large boxy
shadow slowly spinning circles, a blinking orange
glow inside, the whole unit grinding forward in
spurts. The moan was growing louder, a rubbery
whine, and Hall County flickered white and white
again, and seconds later he met a pale child in the
window, just feet away, eyes wide open, a lantern in
his hand, and the house nudged the saloon — knocking Amos back — and it spun again and the orange
glow blinked away and as quickly as it had come it
was gone, another silhouette coursing through the
night.
Amos hadn’t prayed since he landed in Nebraska.
He wasn’t about to start now, though he could feel
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the world closing in, his chest tightening with
every labored breath, his jaw locked tight, so he
took another swig and cursed God instead, lobbing
obscenities off the roof. He took another pull, and
then one more. His jaw relaxed and his limbs began
to limber and he hooked his thumb through the keyring on his belt. The key to his home, likely uprooted.
The key to his iron safe, his family letters likely
swamped. The key to the jail, where Mr. Touhey ….
The whiskey slipped from Amos’ hand.
***
Elijah’s mind played tricks in the dark, unraveling phantom threads of light that lingered in his
periphery. He tried to sleep, to pass the night in
dreams, but the floor was too hard, and the air had
cooled — his arms were covered in gooseflesh —
and his mind raced with lust for the rain he knew
was pouring or about to pour down from above.
He wheeled through joyous hypotheticals: townsmen rejoicing in the streets, hats off to catch the
rain, steam lifting from the brick façade of Main
Street; the fat man who sprayed him down, shaking him by the shoulders, drenching him with
apology and praise, insisting he take a drink; the
sheriff unlocking the door, red in the face, shaking
his hand before sending him off with a new wagon
proffered by the city council, the Gazette photographer insisting he stand still just a moment longer.
He imagined returning to Lincoln, taking a victory
lap around the university, around the chemistry
lab, forgiving his professor’s doubts with a tip of
his broad-brimmed hat — a gentleman through and
through. He imagined the smell of a thousand dollars cash.
He prayed. He thanked God.
In lieu of sight, he traced his finger along the wall
beside him, searching for sensation, stopping for
every tiny protrusion, every grain, every crack, as
if the wall itself were a braille tablet. He crawled
on his knees from one end of his cell to the other,
his work briefly interrupted by the muffled clap
of thunder overhead, money to his ears, until he
hit the steel bars, slick now, and his knee slipped
beneath him. He fell with a splash and laughed,
picturing the flooded fields above, the shopkeepers
sweeping waves of muddy water out the door.
He wasn’t smiling two hours later, his legs fully
submerged. He could feel the water running down
the walls, the cracks growing wider by the minute,
could hear it rushing in somewhere distant. He
knew he was alone, shouted anyway, shouted until
his voice gave out and only his own beating heart
remained. He prayed again.
... to be continued in the fall issue of
Nebraska Quarterly
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Class of 2020
Zero
Goodbyes
BY KARISSA SCHMIDT (’20)
Editor-in-chief, The Daily Nebraskan (2019-20)
W
ell, Class of 2020,
these past few years
have been unforgettable,
as they should be. I never
would have believed you if
you told me our freshman
year that we would be finishing our college degree entirely
online while adhering to stayat-home orders.
After the transition to remote learning and
weeks spent locked in my house, I’ve had more
than enough time for self-reflection. What I have
thought about most is how the Class of 2020 is
missing the final and most rewarding part of the
college experience.
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karissa schmidt
VOICES
On the day of the announcement, I was sitting
in my introductory meteorology class surrounded
by mostly underclassmen. The room started to fill
with whispers and eventually, someone let the professor in on the news: classes would transition to
completely online after spring break.
I had entered the classroom that day, not knowing it would be my last ever in-person class of my
entire educational career.
Fast forward a few weeks, I now roll out of bed
each morning to complete my coursework from the
comfort of my bedroom, dining room or living room
— whichever room I find to make me most productive that day. I listen to lectures through Zoom and
complete coursework online. I email my professors
for help and read their replies on a screen instead
of showing up to their office to talk in person. Every
form of communication I have besides conversations with my roommates is through technology.
Honestly, it feels like we are all now the humans
in the animated movie WALL-E who only interact
through a screen.
This change hit me harder than I anticipated.
Truthfully, I feel selfish complaining about my situation when people all over the world are dying from
the pandemic. However, I also believe it’s important to take a few minutes for ourselves and care for
our own sadness. That is what this letter is about.
I’d like to think I can speak on behalf of the
entire student body when I say that dealing with
this change in our lives isn’t easy. Art students
can no longer spend all their time at the studios
in Richards Hall. Music students’ final performances are canceled after months of practice.
Science students now work on labs digitally and
may not be able to complete their final research.
Student teachers are losing their last few weeks
of practice with their students. Athletes won’t
have their chance to break records, win championships and finish out their collegiate careers.
The list goes on.
Me? I lost my last few weeks in The Daily
Nebraskan newsroom. I am a student, but I am
also the editor-in-chief of UNL’s student publication. I have spent the last three and a half
years in the basement of the Nebraska Union
surrounded by fellow student journalists.
With our newsroom closed, I now spend all
of my time doing the work I love from home,
away from my co-workers and the environment that makes all of the work worth it. I
thought I still had time to enjoy being in that
newsroom and spending time with my staff.
Now, our end-of-the-year banquet is canceled and we won’t publish our last magazine since no one is on campus to read it.
I thought I had time to enjoy my final
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months of college. As college students, we aren’t
just getting an education, we are getting experience
that will stick with us forever. We learn how to be
independent. We learn how to be a good friend. We
learn how to have fun. Beyond getting an education,
college is about learning who we are and enjoying our last few years of freedom before the “real
world.” We will never get it back, and honestly, that
really sucks.
Besides this, I think what hits most of us the
hardest is graduation.
We’ve worked for four (or more) years to take a
short walk across the Pinnacle Bank Arena stage to
receive our diplomas. That one day is our chance
to celebrate our accomplishments and that piece
of paper is our ticket to the world. Graduation is a
chance for our family to watch us walk across that
stage and appear on the other side as a Nebraska
graduate. That day is our day. And it’s a day that we
look forward to the minute we step foot on campus
as a freshman.
While the Class of 2020 will end our college
career unceremoniously, we will forever be known
as the class that persisted through troubling times.
We lost our chance to say our final goodbyes to the
university we love so much, and we are now saying
hello to a future that is still uncertain.
We will overcome any challenge that comes next
because we are the Class of 2020, the class that transitioned, persevered and succeeded.
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PANDEMIC
ACADEMICS
A full century after the
Spanish flu, the university
decides to shutter again
BY VAN JENSEN (’04)
courtesy history nebraska
T
he illness announced itself to
campus on a Tuesday.
To that point, the virus had
existed as a distant threat; one
would hear rumors of infections
spreading across other countries
and cities, of hospitals overflowing with the sick,
morgues overflowing with the dead.
Then, all at once, eleven students were sick. One
in the hospital, the others confined to their homes.
That day’s edition of The Daily Nebraskan proclaimed on its front page: “Spanish Influenza Makes
Appearance at University, Authorities May Have to
Adopt Severe Preventive Methods.”
It was Oct. 1, 1918, and the Spanish flu pandemic was only beginning to wreak damage at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Students were
advised to avoid crowds and “take care in regard to
expectorating in the buildings.”
The virus would go on to take some 50-100 million lives worldwide, and kill an estimated 2,8007,500 Nebraskans, according to the State Historical
Society. It would also dramatically change the way
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the world looked at contagions and create preparation measures — at the university and beyond
— for the next time an illness spread like wildfire
around the globe.
Now, just more than a century later, a new pandemic — COVID-19 — rages, shuttering the university, and sickening and killing scores of people. The
lessons learned from the past are visible, even as
this new virus attacks in its own way, impacting not
just the university, but the lives of alumni worldwide.
COVID-19 was first identified as a new infection
in Wuhan, China, in December 2019. It appeared
with symptoms of fever, fatigue and a dry cough,
though it was notable both in the different ways it
could manifest and that it seemed to spread even
among those showing no symptoms.
In January, it arrived in the United States, where
it gained a foothold in Seattle. Sean Fisher (’13), saw
the spread firsthand at the University of Washington
Medical Center, where he’s in the third year of residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Even
as the hospital was inundated — and knowing staff
were at high risk — Fisher said every doctor was
focused only on treating the ill. “You have a job to
do,” Fisher told KLKN-TV.
Around the country, healthcare workers would
soon find themselves facing the same gauntlet.
London (Bridge) Nelson (’89), is a nurse in
trauma and acute care surgery at Regions Hospital
in St. Paul, Minn. “It began to hit home for me,
and it raised concern about potential community
effects when the governor announced the closing
of schools and restaurants” in March, Nelson said.
“That was the same week when shoppers mobbed
the stores. I began feeling some panic then.”
It was December
1918 in Shelby,
Nebraska, when
citizens donned
masks to reduce
the risks of
contracting the
Spanish flu.
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At the end of March, the first cases began to
appear at the hospital. “Like everywhere else, the
response was swift and serious,” Nelson said. “The
hospital suspended family and other visitors right
away.”
Like hospitals around the country, Regions has
juggled resources, creating COVID units, where
patients often need to be intubated as the virus
attacks their lungs. In mid-April, they were waiting
for an expected surge in cases, which could fill the
hospital’s ICU beds and exhaust its supply of ventilators and protective gear for staff.
Nelson said it’s been heartening to see the community support for healthcare and other essential
workers. They’ve received donated meals, handmade masks and countless notes. At the same time,
she’s been bracing for worse to come. “Knowing
that if this spreads the way it has in New York,
there's a real possibility I'll be dealing with patients
on their last days,” she said. “I have some experience with expected patient death, but nothing like
this.”
With the threat of COVID growing nationally, in
March, schools began to shutter, and state and local
governments restricted businesses and movement
of people. On March 12, Chancellor Ronnie Green
announced that classes would be canceled March
16-20, and that after spring break, all classes would
be taught remotely. On April 7, the University of
Nebraska system closed its campuses entirely.
****
In 1918, the Board of Regents had resisted shuttering the university even as the Spanish flu infected
more and more students. It took two weeks — and
numerous student deaths — before the State Health
Board forced UNL to close. Amid the COVID crisis,
the university’s current leadership was proactive in
ensuring the virus wouldn’t devastate students.
As faculty members rushed to familiarize themselves with new technologies to move their coursework and grading to a remote system, students
rushed to find ways to get back home.
Jason Dunn (’12), had moved to New York City
to experience its famed hustle and bustle. At first,
as COVID cases began to appear, the city’s mayor
told residents to continue as normal. Dunn kept
commuting from his home in Harlem to his office at
TLC Marketing in Manhattan.
“Then it felt like it hit all at once,” Dunn said.
“The city was shut down, and we had to adjust to
this new New York.”
He’d been working from home for a month as of
mid-April, leaving only when he was out of clean
clothes and needed to risk a trip to a laundromat.
Still, he felt lucky. Some of his co-workers had been
furloughed.
Outside, it felt like the set of a post-apocalyptic
movie, he said. No one walking. No cars or taxis.
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“It’s nothing but sirens here anymore,” he said,
describing the nonstop sound of ambulances
rushing COVID patients to overwhelmed hospitals.
New York has had some 220,000 cases and
16,000 deaths from the virus by that point. Dunn
is sure that his roommate had it; he had all the
symptoms. And Dunn thinks he had a mild case.
He lost his sense of smell — one more of the illness’ strange manifestations.
Dunn couldn’t find masks or gloves, so his parents mailed him some from Grand Island. While
he said he’s stir crazy, he can’t bring himself to go
outside. “Everywhere you go, you’re on edge. The
whole point, to get out, is to get fresh air, to reset a
bit,” he said. “It makes me more nervous.”
Dunn is the president of the NYC Huskers
alumni group, and he said they’ve kept in touch
through a Slack channel. To lift everyone’s spirits,
he was planning a trivia night. But like everything
else, it would have to be held remotely.
Eric Kamler (’15), thought he’d already had an
eventful start to his first term as mayor of Geneva,
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Neb. The city has built a fire station, finished a
housing development and opened a dog park. And
Kamler overcame a recall attempt.
Then, the specter of the Coronavirus loomed,
and the city began preparing to keep its citizens
safe. “It’s been an adventure,” Kamler said.
While there were no confirmed cases of COVID
in Fillmore County in mid-April, there were eight
cases in surrounding communities.
City leadership began planning a COVID
response in mid-February, and they’ve closed city
facilities and worked with businesses to encourage
them to maintain best practices.
Kamler is focused on protecting the elderly population, which is particularly at risk to the virus. He
closed the city’s senior center, but the staff is delivering meals to low-income seniors.
Meanwhile, he’s also tending to Alchemy Aqua
Vitae, the bar he co-owns in Lincoln. It had been
financially successful, allowing it to survive when
Lincoln shut down bars and restaurants.
They’re still selling pre-mixed cocktails, available
by the mason jar. Kamler said those had been a hit,
but they’re just eking by.
Kamler is a fifth-generation farmer, and his parents still live on the farm outside Geneva, where
planting season was underway. Because farming poses so many risks, financial and otherwise,
Kamler said he was prepared to weather a storm.
“You make it day by day,” he said. “Just believe that
there’s light at the end of the tunnel.”
****
By midway through April, COVID’s damage was
extending from health into the economy. More
than 20 million people had filed for unemployment
benefits as businesses remained closed across the
country.
At the same time, the stock market spasmed.
Watching over this was Andrew Greer (’15), a
financial adviser with Ameriprise Financial in
Lincoln.
He knew the virus could damage supply chains
and weaken global markets even before it reached
America, and the U.S. markets were poised for a
correction.
Then, markets plummeted. “We call this a ‘falling knife’ because it is extremely dangerous to
react to it,” Greer said.
Greer has welcomed the time at home with his
wife and kids even as it’s been a struggle to not see
clients and friends in person. And while he had
hope that things would begin to stabilize, he was
waiting to see the virus’ full impact on businesses.
“We will learn soon enough whether the current rally is sustainable, and whether this time just
might be different,” Greer said. “However, another
leg down in the market before a sustained rally
seems most likely.”
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****
Looking through The Daily Nebraskan archives
from 1918, there would be one story per day about
the pandemic, and often it would lament forced
closures or the cancellation of football games.
Students falling ill and dying were often footnotes, constrained to inside pages. It’s impossible
to gain any real idea of how many fell victim to the
virus, though at least hundreds of students were
said to be sickened.
Some of this could owe to the fact that the world
remained locked in World War I. And on Oct. 18,
as campus remained closed, The Daily Nebraskan
was taken over by the government, to serve as the
official publication of the Student Army Training
Corps — the equivalent of the ROTC.
Censorship was common during the war, but
in this case it meant that even as the DN was the
most prominent newspaper in Lincoln, its coverage focused on painting the SATC in the best light.
Even though SATC members were struck hard by
influenza, more coverage was given to one unit’s
mascot — a pet dog.
The importance of information and communication in combating a crisis is something Lee
Rood (’90), knows all about. Rood, an investigative reporter for the Des Moines Register in Iowa,
covered the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks from Ground
Zero in New York.
She said in many ways, COVID is a bigger story,
Simone Bilha,
a dining service
team leader in
the Willa Cather
Dining Center,
reports to work.
Students unable
to return home
stayed in campus
housing and continued to pick up
food at the dining
halls.
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March 12
Chancellor
Ronnie Green
cancels classes
March 16-20,
effectively starting
spring break one
week early.
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Winter and spring
sports, including
wrestling and
baseball, are
canceled for the
remainder of the
season.
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March 17
The Nebraska
football spring
game, scheduled
for April 18, is
canceled.
March 31
May graduation
ceremonies at
Pinnacle Bank
Arena are
canceled.
April 7
University of
Nebraska system
closes its nonessential buildings on campus.
April 24
Green announces
plans to hold
in-person classes
for fall semester.
May 9
3,478 students
are conferred with
degrees during a
30-minute virtual
ceremony.
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causing far more deaths and a far greater impact
on people’s lives. Covering it, meanwhile, is one of
the greatest struggles of her career.
“So many people rely on news sources that
aren’t credible,” she said. “Information spreads
through social media with no regard for where it
comes from. Professional journalists are just trying to get good, unbiased information out there for
people to process.”
So, while Rood has abided by social distancing,
she said she hasn’t been surprised when she sees
groups out in public who are sharing drinks.
At the end of March, the Register announced
three-week furloughs for Rood and many employees. She was stuck at home, keeping an eye on the
news out of California and Seattle and New York,
where she has family.
Rood, who worked at The Daily Nebraskan in
college, said that in some ways the furlough has
been welcome. She’s relaxing, trying to get good
sleep and staying off of social media. Because,
soon enough, she would be returning to the job
she loves.
“I know when I go back to work on Monday, I’ve
got to hit the ground running,” she said.
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****
In looking back at 1918, maybe the ultimate lesson about pandemics is that, for as much damage
as they do and as much tumult as they cause, eventually, mercifully, they do end.
A century ago the university closed on Oct. 14,
and the entire state went under a quarantine on
Oct. 22. But by early November, the university
reopened to students. The “enforced vacation has
been a dull one for both soldiers and girls,” an article notes.
Soon, focus would be back to social gatherings
and the big Husker matchup against Notre Dame.
The impact, however, lingered. There were
those who had died, and all those who grieved the
dead.
For famed Nebraska author Willa Cather (1895,
1917), the Spanish flu pandemic stayed in her
thoughts for years as she worked on what would
become her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, One of
Ours. It tells the story of a Nebraskan gone off to
fight in World War I, who sees the horrors of illness and war. A novel that ends with a searing portrait of a mother gripped by relief and sorrow:
“She feels as if God had saved him from some
horrible suffering, some horrible end. For as she
reads, she thinks those slayers of themselves were
all so like him; they were the ones who had hoped
extravagantly — who in order to do what they did
had to hope extravagantly, and to believe passionately. And they found they had hoped and believed
too much. But one she knew, who could ill bear
disillusion … safe, safe.”
The entire campus, including
the green space
between Mueller
Tower and Love
Library, remained
devoid of students
throughout the
spring semester.
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LEARNING
CURVE
When the coronavirus struck,
instructors simultaneously
shifted to remote learning
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James Wooldridge
studies in his
Lincoln apartment
at the end of
March as learning
moved online.
F
or nine years, Brian Wilson has worked
on the Instructional Design Team at the
university, kicking the tires on new methods and technologies for teaching and
sharing the effective ones with faculty members.
This was slow and steady work, convincing tenured professors to shift their practices
or take up new, digital ways of instruction. Last
year, that work folded into the new Center for
Transformative Teaching.
Then, in March, as the COVID-19 pandemic
spread across the United States, university leadership decided that after spring break, the rest of the
semester would be taught remotely.
Wilson and his collaborators had been watching the news and preparing, but still, the shift was
sudden. In one week, they had to get every faculty member up to speed on managing class loads
through the internet.
“Our goal wasn’t to make the best online instructors but to move to remote instruction quickly,”
Wilson said. “A lot had never touched this technology, and we didn’t want to overwhelm them in a
time that was already overwhelming.”
They focused on what was absolutely necessary
to keep classes running and created a repository
of information on pedagogical strategy and assessment. The team held countless video conference
chats with professors, talking through the problems they were having.
The learning curve was sharp, exacerbated by
website crashes and systems being overloaded
as colleges and schools around the country went
online.
The Instructional Design Team isn’t tech support.
But because they know the technology, Wilson said
they would coach faculty members through their IT
needs.
“Our biggest ongoing challenge is to respond to
things quickly,” Wilson said. “A lot has had to happen in the snap of a finger. Administration comes
to us and says, ‘We’re doing this, can you develop
something for us — and have it in a week?’ That’s
been stressful.”
As challenging as this time has been, Wilson
retained some optimism that it could be a paradigm
shift in moving teachers to new, more effective
methods all at once.
“Some will come out of this learning new things
about their own teaching and the technologies and
strategies they can leverage,” he said. Also, “It’s
going to teach us what we can do when pressed.
We’re all being asked to respond to an unprecedented situation.”
While the university faculty made that rapid
shift, so too did the numerous alumni of Nebraska’s
College of Education and Human Sciences working as teachers at schools around the state and the
country.
Caitlin Bell (’11) considers herself fortunate. She’s
a sixth-grade humanities teacher at Mickle Middle
School in Lincoln. When the school district closed,
curriculum specialists provided two weeks’ worth
of online content, which gave teachers time to figure out how to teach from their homes.
“Before all of this I was not a technology guru,
but now I feel more capable than ever about
what's available to use online,” Bell said. “It makes
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me excited for next year and how I will develop
my lessons and engagement with students. I feel
there's so much more I can do to ensure that I
make the learning fun, as well as teaching in a new,
more technological savvy way.”
Bell also is on the student side of the equation,
as she is enrolled at the university to pursue a
master’s degree in education administration. She
said there weren’t any classes focused on remote
learning during her undergraduate work, and she
wants to see the university add more of that training.
Those skills include managing Zoom meetings,
overseeing a Google classroom, recording and distributing videos and managing one-on-one meetings online. Bell also noted she’s had to adjust
quickly.
There are students who don’t have internet
access that she doesn’t want to leave behind. And
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there are students who want to talk about anything
other than academics, because they’re bored or
struggling at home.
“It's challenging to get students who maybe
don't have the most stable, or best home environment to log on and do their assignments and lessons,” she said. “Instead those kids are taking care
of siblings and the house while parents work.”
Above all, she said, she hears from students that
the confinement and stress of the pandemic is
affecting them as much as it is adults.
“I don't think they ever thought that they'd be
missing school and want to be in classes as much
as they do right now,” she said. “I also wrote each
of my students a friendly letter, and they each
wrote back to me. It was interesting to read how
each of them was doing, what they've been up to,
and their favorite sixth grade memory. Their letters made me want to cry.”
—Van Jensen
Professor Paul
Barnes continues one-on-one
instruction with
student Cameron
Berta, who is at
home in Dallas.
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BY CARSON VAUGHAN (’10)
TRACTOR FACTOR
Testing began on East Campus a century ago and keeps on rolling
I
t’s a crisp afternoon in February. Ashen clouds
feather the sky above the university’s East
Campus, and fresh snow paints the half-mile
track outside Splinter Labs. Barring, say, an
unforeseen global pandemic, nearly every new
make and model of farm tractor sold in the United
States will crawl its way around come spring, towing a train of heavy machinery and instrumentation
behind it, every action and reaction measured and
recorded and published free online for consumers
the world over. Inside, Georgia-native Roger Hoy,
director of the Nebraska Tractor Test Lab, stands
beside a hulking steel apparatus, something called
a dynamometer, speaking a foreign language in dad
sneakers and tired Levi's. A poetry of pique torque
and partial throttle, of RPMs and PTO.
“We spend an hour at rated engine speed, which
is normally where the PTO claim is made. We take
the average one-hour ratings to determine the
power. We do a lug run — basically what power the
tractor can create at each rpm fully loaded — at
50 rpm increments…,” he says, arms
crossed and swaying on his
heels. He’s on autopilot, the protocol so deeply ingrained after
14 years at the helm
he can recite it
like the Pledge
of Allegiance.
“Somewhere in
that curve we find
out where pique
torque exists and
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where the max
power condition
is, so we might run
another hour at maximum power,
and then we have about 18 partial-throttle, partial-load points we run to give the whole map of
performance.”
Tractors being tested are hooked to the yellow instrument vehicle and
other tractors as needed to produce drag on the testing tractor.
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This pre-1936 photograph of the
test track located on East Campus,
shows the campus steam plant
in the background. The men are
riding on a Caterpillar D8 diesel
crawler during a drawbar test.
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Come July, the Nebraska Tractor Test Lab will
celebrate its 100th anniversary. One hundred years
of consumer protection. One hundred years of
cooperation with the world’s leading tractor manufacturers. One hundred years of keeping the industry accountable, one tractor at a time, more than
2,200 tractors total. When the lab closed down temporarily in spring due to COVID-19, it was just the
second time in its sterling run and the first since
WWII, when tractor manufacturers halted production of new models.
And if the recent debut of a new ice cream flavor at the UNL Dairy Store — Tractor Test Toffee
— isn’t enough to convince you of the significance,
consider this: Nebraska’s test lab was the first and
only independent tractor testing facility in the
western hemisphere. One hundred years later, it
still is. “It’s maybe not famous to the general population, but within the field,” Hoy says, “it’s a real
star in the constellation of agriculture.”
***
On Feb. 11, 1919, Nebraska’s capitol building was
electric, the House gallery overflowing. They had
come — the Germans from Russia, the Danish
Lutherans, the Bohemians and the Jews — to protest
the Siman Act, a blatantly xenophobic bill that aimed
to outlaw foreign languages in both public and private schools. But Rep. Wilmot Crozier, a Democrat
and 35-year-old farmer from Osceola, had something
else on his mind that rainy afternoon — something
else catalyzed, ultimately, by the war. He was thinking about tractors, had been for years now, how the
damn things never seemed to work as advertised,
how too many were marooned in Nebraska farmyards at that very moment, how the wrinkles in his
bill to regulate the industry had been ironed out in
committee and would pass through to final reading
that very afternoon barring any unforeseen hiccups.
He didn’t have a dog in the language fight — not
publicly, anyhow — but he had a captive audience
regardless, and now he had the floor.
“For the benefit of a crowded gallery, an extravagant program of oratory was carried out,” The
Nebraska State Journal reported. “There was little real opposition to the bill, but supporters took
occasion to defend it as tho [sic] the very life were
at stake.”
Less than a year earlier, Crozier had read an editorial in Nebraska Farmer by C.W. Pugsley, soon to
become assistant secretary of agriculture under
President Warren Harding, claiming that “irresponsible concerns are manufacturing tractors merely
to sell and not to run.” A graduate of Northwestern
University, Crozier understood the matter all too
well. After passing his U.S. Civil Service Exam and
serving for four years as a division superintendent
for the Bureau of Education in the Philippines, he
returned to the family farm near Osceola. Since
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“The test lab existed originally because of
the law, but I think the real reason it continues to exist is because it’s just had an
unparalleled reputation for reporting the
data very objectively and very honestly.”
ROGER HOY, PH.D.
Professor of Biological
Systems Engineering,
Director of Nebraska
Test Laboratory
then, he’d watched as the horse and mule gave way
to steam traction and eventually internal combustion engines, had “followed many a queer-looking
contraption around the demonstration fields,” he
later wrote, and he’d begun to invest in the technology himself. “That is,” he added, “I invested in the
cheapest one that had wheels.”
He first purchased a new Ford Model B, manufactured not by the famous automaker, but a
Minneapolis company attempting to capitalize
on the name’s cache. Neither this nor its replacement, both “excuses for tractors,” he wrote, worked
as advertised. They frequently broke down, and
when they did, both service technicians and spare
parts were scarce. Only when he finally acquired
a Rumely Oil Pull from the Advance-Rumely
Company of La Porte, Ind., was Crozier finally satisfied, and now corresponding with Pugsley, he began
to wonder if there wasn’t a way — in this new era
of power farming — to protect farmers from fraudulent claims. Nearly 165,000 tractors were sold in
1918, compared to just 14,000 four years earlier.
“If there ever was a need for a metaphorical yardstick,” he wrote, “it is found when you get into the
tractor game.”
And thus Wilmot Flint Crozier, a fluid conversationalist with a steady gaze and thick black eyebrows, rose to the defense of a bill that needed
none: the Nebraska Tractor Test Law, one of the
first consumer-protection bills in the country, and
one that would influence farmers worldwide.
“The farmer has always protested against certain
practices in the tractor business, but he has protested singly,” he later wrote. “Now he speaks with
a voice that, at least, is being given attention."
***
The Nebraska Tractor Test Law sailed through
the House two days after Crozier’s grand opus with
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just two dissenting votes. It required all tractors sold
in Nebraska to pass inspection by engineers at the
University of Nebraska, and also that replacement
parts be made readily available within the state,
assigning enforcement duties to the state railway
commission. (Enforcement duties were transferred to
the Nebraska Department of Agriculture in 1967.) The
law was punishable by a fee of no less than $100 and
no more than $500 for each offense. Whether Crozier
knew it or not, both North Dakota and Missouri
were considering similar legislation at the time. Both
dropped the matter when Crozier’s passed, content
to draft behind Nebraska’s leadership.
“The eyes of the agricultural engineering world
are now on this state,” wrote The Nebraska State
Journal later that year.
Crozier’s bill was unique as legislation, but tractor testing itself was hardly a new idea. Up and
down the Great Plains, from Canada to Texas, tractor trials flourished in the early 20th century as
the technology rapidly improved. The events drew
thousands to a carnival atmosphere — watermelon
feeds, coronation balls, dog shows, cannon fire —
providing both a showcase for tractor manufacturers and a trial run for prospective buyers. Many
of the “demonstration fields” upon which Crozier
followed all those “queer-looking contraptions,” in
fact, were likely an hour east of his farm in Fremont,
then home to the largest tractor show in the world.
All day long throughout the weeklong event, hundreds of tractors assembled by dozens of manufacturers simultaneously plowed hundreds of acres.
Roughly 60,000 people attended the event in 1916,
including Henry Ford, who brought his son and his
orchestra and introduced the first Fordson tractors,
still then in the experimental stage.
By the time Crozier and his friend Charles Warner,
a state senator, drafted the Nebraska Tractor Test
Law, the shows were dying down — tractors no longer a novelty and the dealers more easily accessible
— but the marketing had ballooned and the fraudulent claims ran wild. When the bill was enacted that
July, the Board of Regents assigned testing duties to
the Department of Agricultural Engineering, a pioneer among American universities, chaired by L.W.
Chase, who had previously served as a referee for
the annual plowing trials in Winnipeg.
A half-mile cinder track and temporary building
were soon erected on UNL’s East Campus, and with
the input of both farmers and the manufacturers
themselves — one of many goodwill gestures that
kept the industry supportive — the new testing
board approved the inspection guidelines. Among
them were assessments for horsepower, endurance,
fuel consumption and more. It was a “stupendous
task,” Chase told the Lincoln Sunday Star, and one
that required no small amount of innovation by his
three-man team. To keep the process as autono-
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mous as possible, and therefore eschew any human
error or bias, a first-of-its-kind dynamometer car
was frankensteined together using an electrical
generator mounted to a three-speed tractor chassis
in place of the engine, the whole unit pulled by a
traction dynamometer. One could then adjust the
load by increasing the generator’s current.
“At first it was taken for granted that the large
manufacturing concerns would be opposed,”
according to The Nebraska State Journal when the
testing first began. “But this is not so. Large manufacturers hail with joy a means by which the soundness and efficiency of their products can be tested.”
By the end of 1919, Chase had received applications from 42 companies for a total of 86 different
The first tractor,
invented by Iowan
John Froelich,
was the first tractor design proven
to be a success.
In the fall of
1892, it was used
to thresh 72,000
bushels of grain.
Froelich’s tractor
design inspired
the formation
of the Waterloo
Gasoline Traction
Engine Company,
which was later
purchased by
John Deere.
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DID YOU
KNOW?
Since 1920,
more than 2,200
models have
been tested at the
Nebraska Tractor
Test Laboratory.
Today tractor
performance is
determined by
measuring the
horsepower available through the
tractor drawbar,
power take-off
and hydraulic
systems. In
addition, tractor
lift capacity and
sound levels are
tested.
Students help perform the tractor testing on East Campus.
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equipment to become quieter, but I do think we
were maybe a catalyst.”
In 1986, the law was amended again to align
Nebraska’s test codes with those of the Organization
for Economic Coordination and Development;
essentially, to prevent unnecessary double testing
for manufacturers hoping to sell outside the United
States. The OECD, a 36-member intergovernmental
economic group based in Paris, had begun testing
tractors in the 1970s, using codes partially developed
by none other than Lester Larsen, chief engineer of
the Nebraska lab from 1946 to 1975 and a luminary
in the field. So when Nebraska adopted the OECD
procedures, it was in many ways chasing its own tail.
Today, the lab on East Campus is also the OECD’s
only designated North American testing station.
“It’s allowed the manufacturers’ input to come
into the OECD schemes, because most of the other
designated authorities around the world are governmental institutions,” says Hoy, who formerly
worked for John Deere’s Product Engineering
Center. “So manufacturers don’t really have a voice
at the table except for the United States, and I think
that’s made the testing codes all the better from
having that input.”
When the development of a new tractor nears
completion and the marketing campaign is all but
ready to launch, the manufacturer sends a copy of
both the operating manual and any printed advertising material to the test lab. Once the test is scheduled, the manufacturer can apply for a temporary
sales permit, allowing them to begin distribution
immediately. Depending on the number of models
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models. The first complete test was conducted
on a John Deere Waterloo Boy Model N 12-25 in
the spring of 1920, and now, 100 years later, the
Nebraska Tractor Test Lab remains the standard
bearer for tractor testing worldwide.
“A really interesting thing happened. As soon as
we started testing, the disreputable manufacturers
were pretty much weeded out right away, and the
reputable manufacturers remained,” says tractor lab
director Hoy, also a professor of biological systems
engineering at UNL. “Their marketing departments
started competing on the test results in Nebraska,
and that goes on to this day.”
***
Though its mission has never budged, the
Nebraska Tractor Test Lab has evolved considerably over 100 years. Once free for the manufacturer,
each test now costs roughly $24,000. Engineers have
come and gone. Directors, too. The original cinder
track was upgraded to cement in 1956, and widened
from 15 to 22 feet in 2007 to accommodate the growing models. In 1980, the lab moved from its original
building to the new Splinter Labs behind it. Keeping
pace with the latest technology, the dynamometer
car has been updated multiple times, and the lab has
introduced new tests for everything from emissions
to the noise levels inside the cab. According to the
Occupational Safety and Health Administration, levels above 85 decibels can damage hearing.
“So that immediately became a number to compete on,” Hoy says. “Nowadays, you get in a cabequipped tractor, you might well be at 67 or 68
decibels. I don’t want to say we were all that caused
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already scheduled, however, this window can last
up to a year and half, and moving forward in the
meantime is a risk — if the tractors don’t perform
as advertised, they’re bound by Nebraska law to
modify every unit already sold until it either complies with the advertising or satisfies the customer.
When the weather cooperates and both the tractor
and testing facility are running properly, each test
takes roughly three days, and unless the manufacturer chooses to withdraw from testing, the final
report is published online.
“The test lab existed originally because of the
law, but I think the real reason it continues to exist
is because it’s just had an unparalleled reputation
for reporting the data very objectively and very
honestly,” Hoy says. “We don’t play favorites here.”
***
But occasionally, the lab is forced to defend itself.
In the mid-1990s, the Iowa-Nebraska Equipment
Dealers Association began lobbying state senators
to repeal Crozier’s law, claiming it unfairly limited
both the marketplace for Nebraska farmers and
sales opportunities for Nebraska dealers. The group
finally found a senator willing to sponsor the bill in
2003, but the grassroots pushback was immediate.
More than 1,800 people signed a petition supporting the test lab, most of them members of agricultural groups like Grange, the Farmers Union and
the American Corn Growers Association. But the
real nail in the coffin, Hoy says, was “one heck of
an editorial” by columnist Charlene Fink in Farm
Journal. Without the law in place, she claimed, none
of the tractor companies would voluntarily pay for
testing. In fact, most had confidentially told her so.
“Many things have changed in the industry since
1920, but one thing hasn’t: Farmers in Nebraska — and
every state — deserve to have independent tractor
testing to prove that the machines do what manufacturers claim they do,” she wrote. “The more consolidated and competitive the tractor business becomes,
the more important objective testing is to the buyer.”
Suddenly Nebraska’s state senators were flooded
with letters not just from Nebraska, but all over
the world. “That kind of turned it off,” Hoy says, at
least for a while, though every few years the dealers association would return, and Hoy would find
himself defending the lab before another legislative
committee. Finally, in 2012, a bipartisan group hammered out a compromise, raising the permit threshold from 40 to 100 horsepower tractors, while
simultaneously stripping tax exemption from every
untested tractor, regardless of horsepower.
But the question remains: can the lab survive
without the law? Would it? “I don’t really know,”
Hoy says. “We didn’t want to test that.”
***
The original building — deemed a historic landmark by the American Society of Agricultural
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Engineers in 1980 — huddles just up the sidewalk
from Splinter Labs, its stucco exterior white as the
snowy evergreens in the parking lot. Inside: the history of all that horsepower, more than 40 antique
models on display, polished and gleaming in the
spotlight, from the original Ford tractors that fooled
farmers like Crozier to the Rumely Oil-Pull that reaffirmed his faith in the technology. Named for the
former chief engineer, the Lester Tractor Museum
was officially certified by the Board of Regents in
1998, two years before his death, incorporating
many of the tractors from his own collection.
It’s a quiet museum, even more so in winter
when the lab is on hiatus. Regardless, former board
president Don Edwards sits inside, waiting for
the next visitor. Once the dean of UNL’s College
of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
and an emeritus professor in the Department of
Biological Systems Engineering, he’s perhaps the
most overqualified museum docent in the state.
He speaks the lingo, too, understands Hoy at pique
torque and full throttle. Tractor testing is, by
nature, inside baseball, but together they possess
incredible fuel efficiency when approached by an
unwitting observer: just one or two questions, and
they’ll run for hours.
“This is the original building, so when they talk
about needing a bigger space, it’s like, ‘Don’t mess
with it — just rotate ’em!’ ” Edwards says after Hoy
heads back to the lab. “But there’s so much history
in here also. This represents WWI, the Depression,
WWII, the gasoline-kerosene era. How did John
Deere come to be? Why is John Deere green and yellow? It’s all right here. That’s why we always like the
opportunity to show people through here, because
yeah, you can walk through and see all the tractors.
And yeah, you can see all the names and all that…”
Edwards pauses for just a moment, head swiveling to survey the room. There’s a glimmer in
his eye, like an archaeologist standing before the
Acropolis. “But the stories that go with them are
just incredible.”
Tractors arrive for
testing in 1940.
DID YOU
KNOW?
Power is the rate
at which work is
performed. It is
calculated when a
force is multiplied
by a distance and
divided by time.
Horsepower was
used to compare
the power of an
engine with the
power of a horse.
A horse could pull
150 pounds at a
rate of 2.5 miles
an hour, or 220
feet per minute.
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KOSMET KLUB
ALL IN
CLASS QUOTES
OBITS
LOVE STORY
After a 62-year run, this
famed college club,
called it quits in 1972
once it was solvent.
Trey Ashby creates
a scale model of
Memorial Stadium
entirely out of paper.
Our newest alumni share
their unforgettable
memories, including the
total solar eclipse.
Jimmi Smith, 71, was
the director of the
Multicultural Affairs
Office for 30 years.
They met at a college
house party in 2007,
unsure what to think
about one another.
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VIRTUAL
EVENTS
JUNE
Jazz in June
You don’t have to be
in Lincoln this year
to enjoy five Tuesday
nights of jazz streaming on Facebook Live
throughout June.
Info: jazzinjune.com
JULY
Virtual Engagement
It is a crazy time,
but also a great time
to engage with the
university wherever
you are. We’ve added
a plethora of online
alumni-centric events,
including plenty of
career enrichment
webinars available to
all at huskeralum.org/
virtual-engagement
AUGUST
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Nebraska Extension
From kids programming to professional
development webinars, Nebraska
Extension has virtual
events for all interests.
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Tracking
Strong
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
Angela Mercurio (’19) was a three-time All-American in the triple
jump and a two-time academic All-American during her days as a
student-athlete at Nebraska. She graduated with a 3.99 GPA, and will
attend Harvard Medical School. In October she was named the NCAA
Woman of the Year.
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Angela Mercurio was
named the NCAA
Woman of the Year at
an October ceremony
in Indianapolis. She
is the second Husker
to receive the honor,
joining former volleyball player Billie
Winsett-Fletcher, who
won the award in
1996.
Alumni Profile
Wonder
Woman
NCAA Woman of the Year
draws strength from helping
mentor young women
BY MATTHEW HANSEN (’03)
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Y
ou ask Angela Mercurio to name one
memory from college, and her answer
reveals something fascinating about the most
fascinating University of Nebraska-Lincoln
athlete you maybe never heard of.
One memory. She could pick the time she
won a Big 10 triple jump title, or the sparkling grade-point average that now allows
Mercurio her pick of Ivy League medical schools,
or the painful post-graduation decision to give up
an Olympic dream, or what she did to make life better for minority Husker athletes, or when she won
a prestigious NCAA award previously awarded to
future gold medalists and Hall of Famers.
She could pick any of those, but instead, asked to
name a single memory, she chooses the catapult and
the quiet girl in the back of the classroom.
In Angela Mercurio’s free time — that tiny slice
of hours between triple jumping, double majoring
in biochemistry and women’s and gender studies,
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teaching a college science lab and founding and
running a student group — she used to volunteer to
teach an after-school STEM course (science, technology, engineering and math) to middle-school
girls.
She prepared the curriculum, planned experiments, taught the girls about hypotheses and conclusions, even though she wasn’t making a cent.
Even though she could have been studying, lifting
weights, sleeping.
It was worth it the day they built catapults.
They discussed physics. They shot things across
the room. A group of 13-year-old girls got jazzed
about engineering. After they finished, Angela asked
the class: How do we improve this experiment next
time?
A girl in the back, a girl who hadn’t breathed a
word all semester, raised her hand.
“I wonder what would happen if we added more
elastic bands?” she said. “I wonder if we could make
the catapult stronger?”
This happened a few years ago. Angela still
screams, “YES!” when she thinks about it.
“To see her and see all of them be so engaged, to
watch this stuff come alive for them … I will never
forget it,” Mercurio says. “That’s the most memorable moment for me.”
There are a few other noteworthy moments in the
one-of-a-kind career of Angela Mercurio.
The first is that it almost didn’t happen.
After signing with Coach Gary Pepin’s track team
to triple jump in college, the high school senior
from Ontario, Canada, went to a doctor to diagnose
her knee pain. It wasn’t tendinitis. It was a tumor.
A doctor told her she would likely never triple
jump again. Forget triple jumping: She might never
walk normally again.
The tumor was removed in Nebraska, the post-operative prognosis improved dramatically, and after
redshirting her first year in Lincoln, Mercurio was
back to triple jumping, though a bit behind her
peers.
“It’s important to remember that she got a late
start,” says Tierra Williams, a fellow triple jumper
who became Mercurio’s roommate and one of her
closest friends. “It wasn’t really until her senior year
that she really got to a point where she knew what
she was doing.”
That growth became apparent during the indoor
track season of 2019, Mercurio’s last. She jumped her
personal indoor best, 43-feet-6-inches, in February.
Then she went to the Big Ten Championships
and won them. Then she went to the NCAA
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Championships and finished ninth.
She had transformed herself from an unknown
Canadian high school athlete who might never compete again into an all-conference and second-team
All-American jumper.
Impressive. And also arguably the least interesting thing about her time in Lincoln.
While she was honing her triple jump form,
Mercurio was also taking one of the most rigorous
course loads you can imagine, pairing one of the
hardest majors at UNL — biochemistry — with her
growing interest in helping women, which led to
her second major in women’s and gender studies.
And she didn’t just survive this double major
while spending hours each day training for the triple jump.
Mercurio got an A in every college course she
ever took … except for one. It was an advanced
physics course she took during her junior year, and
yes, she’s still a little mad about it.
“It was a test where one answer builds on another,
and if you get the first one wrong, you get them all
wrong. I got Part A wrong. Dumb mistake. I multiplied instead of divided.”
She finished with a 3.99 GPA. She did so while
serving as a teaching assistant for four classes,
teaching a section of a UNL science lab, completing a 300-hour biochemistry research project on a
subject — how two cellular kinases affect foreign
DNA transfection and BAF localization — every bit
as complicated as it sounds.
While transforming herself into a second-team
All-American triple jumper, she also transformed
herself into a second-team Academic All-American.
And yet, that still doesn’t capture the full picture
of Mercurio’s time at Nebraska. Because at the same
time she excelled on the track and in the classroom,
Angela Mercuio worked to improve the lives of the
university’s minority female athletes.
The campus group, Sisters United, was born in
Mercurio’s mind the day that Tierra Williams, also
an accomplished triple jumper and student athlete,
returned home from a job fair deeply shaken.
At the job fair, Williams says, she strode up to
recruiter after recruiter. She handed out her resume,
confident that she was qualified for many available
jobs.
But every time Williams’ friend — a tall blonde
white woman — would stand beside her, the recruiter’s attention would shift to her friend, she says. It
happened so often that Williams began questioning
the braids in her hair. She began wondering whether
her track career had sheltered her from the reality
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Athletic Director
Bill Moos, left, and
Chancellor Ronnie
Green flank Angela
Mercurio who was
given a shout out at
the Iowa-Nebraska
football game last fall.
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of being a black woman in the real world.
“At some point, I couldn’t do anything (at the job
fair),” Williams says. “I just started crying.”
Williams, crying again, told Mercurio about her
experience the next morning. Mercurio asked a
question that pulled something positive from the
shards of the experience. “What are we going to do
about this?”
“And I was like, ‘Crap, what are we going to do
about this?’ ” Williams says.
Together, the two friends invited every minority
female athlete to join Sisters United, a group centered on the struggles and shared experience of
minority women. They invited guest speakers. They
connected the members to professionals who could
help further their educations or jumpstart their
careers. And they simply talked about their experiences with overt and covert bigotry, about problems
big and small.
“You don’t realize how isolating this is until
you come together and really start speaking about
shared experience,” Williams says.
At the time, the athletic department had hardly
any women of color on staff, and no diversity and
inclusion director, Williams says. Today, Williams
works for the athletic department, as do several
other women of color. The athletic department
hired a diversity and inclusion director.
The momentum started with Sisters United,
Williams says.
Mercurio “was definitely a leader there,” Williams
says. “She has a proven record. She knows what
she’s doing. She’s dedicated. She gets along with
people. People listen to her.”
The capstone of Mercurio’s college career
came when she walked up to a podium inside an
Indianapolis ballroom last October, several months
after she graduated with honors.
She had just been announced as the 2019 NCAA
Woman of the Year, the highest honor the NCAA
gives to a female athlete. Previous winners include
basketball legend Rebecca Lobo, Olympic gold
medalist Kim Black and world-record-setting swimmer Kristy Kowal.
“You don’t want to give too much weight to external validation,” she says. “But to me, personally, it
really spoke to how much I got done in the past five
years. And it’s validation for Nebraska … a great athletic program, amazing academic programs and so
many opportunities to do research and really excel
inside and outside the classroom.”
Angela Mercurio had a post-collegiate dream to
train single-mindedly for the first time in her life,
try to add a foot or two to her personal best and
make the Canadian Olympic team.
Instead, in her last collegiate track meet, she took
a warmup jump and felt a pop in her calf. It was a
severe pull, the kind that takes months to fully heal.
And, while she couldn’t walk, Mercurio reassessed
her future.
It was hard to give up the triple jump. But she had
another dream.
Today, Angela Mercurio is finishing up a year
conducting research at an orthopedic hospital that
specializes in treating women.
She was accepted to the medical schools at
Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Penn, Washington
University in St. Louis, and others. She ultimately
chose Harvard.
Maybe she will be an orthopedic surgeon: Only
6% are women, she tells me. Maybe she will do
research on women’s health, women’s bodies and
medical biases based on gender.
Whatever she does, it will relate, in some way, to
that quiet girl in the back of the room, the young
girl that Angela Mercurio helped to find her voice.
“I want to help women,” she says. “Based on
everything I have done, that’s the one thing that
makes sense.”
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Grad Profile
Hands-on
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David Tousley
Theater alum sews masks for
New York City hospitals
J
ohnny Carson School of Theatre and
Film alumnus and New York City resident
David Tousley (’15) is using his theater and
sewing skills to help sew masks for hospitals
during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Toward the end of our first week of quarantine, I was feeling very depressed and
defeated,” Tousley said. “I reached out to the
New York City artist community to see if anyone was
in need of a sewer to help out, and the responses were
immediate. I didn’t have a sewing machine of my own,
so I created a GoFundMe, and in about an hour, I had
enough donations to order one.”
He joined two groups that are bringing together
fashion and theater artists to make masks. Tousley is
able to make 25 masks a day. “The groups have delivery drivers who deliver patterns that have been cut
and prepped so that I just need to assemble, sew and
apply the elastic straps,” he said.
Tousley has lived in New York City since he graduated from the Carson School in 2015. “It’s been a nonstop whirlwind of project after project. Non-stop until
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a few weeks ago,” he said in April. “I try to get outside
and see the sun when I can. The news has been terrifying, but I’m trying to stay positive.”
“New York is a very scary place right now,” Tousley
said. “We know people are dying at a very rapid rate,
and our lives have been turned upside down. Most of
us have lost our jobs, but we are trying to stay positive.
It’s so strange to live in a busy city like New York City,
where you take the subway every day and are used to
being in crowded areas, and then to live a life avoiding
people at all costs. It’s so strange.”
Prior to work stopping as the pandemic hit, Tousley
had several projects in the works. “I was in the middle
of creating all of the graphics for the second season of
The History Channel’s show called The Food That Built
America,” he said. “I was also drafting for Momentum
Worldwide, a total brand experience agency. My most
recent project as an assistant on Broadway is the new
musical Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough designed by
Derek McLane. This is the new Michael Jackson musical, which was set to open this summer. I have no idea
when Broadway will open up again. It’s quite eerie to
see the theater district so empty.”
He never imagined his theater and sewing skills
coming to good use during a health crisis. “I did
not, but I’m so happy I can help,” Tousley said. “My
grandma taught me how to hand sew when I was
eight years old, and soon after that, I started sewing
using her machine. I would spend summers quilting and making gowns for my cousin’s Barbie dolls.
I did a ton of sewing (at UNL) making props and
costumes. We made some fun costumes, including a
dinosaur and a woolly mammoth. These masks are
a walk in the park compared to that mammoth.”
—Kathe Andersen
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO?
KOSMET KLUB
K
osmet Klub, one of UNL’s oldest and most
storied student organizations, held its first
theatrical performance, The Diplomat, at the
Oliver Theatre on May 3, 1911, and its last
performance, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s
Nest, in the Centennial Room of the Nebraska
Student Union on April 15, 1973.
So, why did an organization whose alumni
included former Nebraska Gov. Norbert Tiemann
(a past president of Kosmet Klub), Glenn Korff (for
whom the School of Music is named), and W. Joyce
Ayres (who wrote the lyrics for Hail Varsity which
was performed for the first time by the Men’s Glee
Club on Nov. 21, 1936 at Kosmet Klub’s Fall Revue),
and which featured performers like Johnny Carson
(for whom the School of Theatre and Film; and the
Center for Emerging Media Arts is named) go out
of business?
The death of Kosmet Klub’s very profitable Fall
Revue (last held in fall 1969), which featured skits
presented by all-male living units until it went
coed during its last year, spelled the beginning of
the end for the organization because the profits
from the fall show were no longer available to subsidize the club’s unprofitable spring shows (e.g.,
Camelot cost $20,000 in spring 1969 and Cabaret
cost $18,000 in spring 1970).
In fall 1972 when I took over as president, Kosmet
Klub was $4,000 in debt. We decided to put on
one last spring show, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s
Nest, to erase the debt. After ten successful performances (five at the Lincoln Community Playhouse
and five at the Student Union), Kosmet Klub was at
break-even, and we ended its 62-year run.
— Mike Wirth (’73)
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
Frank Solich (’66,
’72) was Prince
Kosmet in 1966. He
later became the
head football coach
from 1998-2003.
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ALL IN
MASTER STADIUM
CRAFTER
As a kid, Papillion physical education teacher
Trey Ashby was obsessed with drawing stadiums.
He would often forget to pay attention in class
because he was busy sketching. Time passed and
he abandoned his artistic pastime. That is, until two
years ago, when Ashby resurrected his old hobby
as a way to fight boredom after his wife, Samantha,
and their two boys went to bed. Drawing stadiums
turned into making scale models, first out of cardboard, then out of paper.
Last November, after three months of labor,
Ashby unveiled a creation that spoke to his dedication to Husker Nation — a paper Memorial Stadium
measuring in at 20-inches by 15-inches and 6 inches
tall. It cost him nothing, but it won the hearts of
crafters and Nebraska fans alike. Ashby is a lifelong Husker fan; he earned his bachelor’s degree
from University of Nebraska Omaha in 2014 and his
master’s degree in educational administration from
UNL in 2019.
To the curious, keep up with Ashby’s newest
projects and peruse his past builds through Twitter
(@PaperStadiums) and YouTube (Paper Stadiums).
Data from Google
maps helped Trey
Ashby get the
details exact on
his paper model of
Memorial Stadium.
DESCRIBE THE PROCESS.
TREY: I used an overhead Google maps image of
Memorial Stadium and mapped it out on a large
piece of cardboard. I used paper clamps to stand the
structural pieces of paper up at a 90-degree angle
while the glue dried. Then I glued all the cosmetic
pieces to them to create the stadium. One of the
things I challenge myself to do is draw everything
by hand.
HOW DO YOU DECIDE WHAT TO CREATE?
TREY: I’ve learned that the most enjoyable stadiums to build are the ones I’m most interested in.
As a diehard Husker fan, I obviously love Memorial
Stadium, so my passion for it is what made the project enjoyable.
WHAT ARE YOU WORKING ON NOW?
TREY: Since completing Memorial Stadium, I’ve
built Wrigley Field and old Yankee Stadium. I’m just
starting on the Astrodome. I’m going to build the
roof so it comes off like a lid so you can look
in the stadium. I’m also going to make
it so it converts from baseball to football just like they did for the Astros and
Oilers.
WHERE DO YOU KEEP YOUR HUSKER
CREATION?
TREY: It’s in a watertight tub in my basement because I’m too afraid my boys will
destroy it if it is on display. It’s fun to
bring it out and share with visitors.
—Grace Fitzgibbon
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Class of 2020
Quotes
Editor’s note: Due to th
e
cancellation of commen
cement
ceremonies for the Clas
s of 2020,
we decided to turn over
this
space to their college me
mories.
Typically different cla
ss years
would be featured here,
but these
days are anything but
typical.
QUESTION
What was your fondest
memory during college?
“
Serving
as a 2019
New Student
Enrollment Orientation Leader
and welcoming
new students to
campus every
day! Sharing
my love for
Nebraska with
incoming
students made
me so proud to
be a Husker.”
Claire Berman
(Sioux Falls, S.D.),
psychology, plans
to pursue her
master of science
in education in
higher education and student
affairs at Indiana
University in
Bloomington.
“
Nick Bohannon
(Tekamah),
60
“
Being
grateful for all the
dance opportunities that the
UNL Dance
Program has
offered me
throughout my
college career.
Like dancing
with the Bill
T. Jones/Arnie
Zane Company,
traveling to
South Korea,
multiple guest
artists: Jennifer Nugent,
Lauren Simpson, Melissa
Bell, Christy
Funsch and
many more.”
Kelli Bower
(Ord), dance
major/entrepreneurship minor,
plans to open a
dance studio in
her hometown.
“
Traveling to
the Purdue
vs. Nebraska
SUMMER 2020
Husker game
on Halloween,
dressing up in
costumes at
a Casey’s gas
station and
doing makeup
in the dark, in
the car, and
then meeting
up with some
of the greatest
friends and
making a stellar
road trip!”
Kensie Burnside
(Stapleton),
agricultural
education, will
transition from
one classroom
to the next, to
become the new
Neligh-Oakdale
Public School’s
ag teacher in
District 10.
“
Having my
classmates
sing me happy
birthday in a
glacier while
studying abroad
in Iceland.”
Amanda Carlson
(Norfolk), biological sciences,
she looks forward
to attending the
University of
Nebraska Medical
Center physical
therapy program.
“
Linkbash! It was a fun event which
included having a paint fight in one
of the College of Engineering buildings before its demolition.”
Delaney Bachman (Fargo, N.D.), chemical engineering, is moving to Iowa to work for Cargill at a corn processing plant.
“
As for
school,
my fondest
memory is
Professor Dooling granting
our request to
have our legal
profession class
in the courtyard
on the first
sunny day last
spring. Aside
from that,
standing the
entire Michigan State game
in a sleeping
bag. GBR!”
Julia Dohan (Fort
Collins, Colo.),
juris doctor, is
joining the Colorado State Public
Defender’s Office.
“
When I
went on
a study abroad
trip to Benin,
Africa. During
the trip, we had
the opportunity
to visit various culturally
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
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Being
elected
president of
the Student
Advisory Board
for the College
of Education
and Human
Sciences and
working closely
with the dean
to build a sense
of community within
the college.”
nutrition science,
he will be moving
to Omaha and
pursuing medicine
at the University of Nebraska
Medical Center.
significant
locations, learn
local traditions
and languages,
and interact
with local
residents.”
“
Tyler Jacobson,
(Malcolm),
finance, headed to
Atlanta to work
with Stephens Inc.
as an investment
banking analyst.
The Great American Solar
Eclipse: After listening to Total
“
beginning to the new semester.”
It’s hard to
pick just
one memory.
My time at
UNL has been
such a great
collection of
celebrating
Husker game
days, homecoming concerts, formals
and road trips!”
Skyler Dykes (Topeka, Kan.), music and French,
she works in education and community engagement at Omaha Performing Arts.
Anna Kobza
(David City),
animal science, is
moving to Texas
Eclipse from Handel’s Samson
in a music history seminar, I
observed the event with a group
of my peers outside Kimball
Recital Hall. An unforgettable
“
to begin a master’s
program in ruminant nutrition.
“
Attending every
single home
Husker football
game during
my four years
here and getting to cheer
alongside the
best fan base
in the nation!”
Cole Meadows
(Elkhorn), nutrition, exercise and
health sciences, he
will be attending
physical therapy school at
the University
of Nebraska
Medical Center.
“
Being a
CASNR
Ambassador
and giving
tours of East
Campus with
Tailgating at Memo-
rial Stadium with
many other students
and fellow Huskers of
all ages, at the ESPN
College GameDay.”
Zaidee Rada (Scottsbluff), advertising and
public relations with business and communication studies, she will be employed by the
Lincoln e-commerce company, Spreetail.
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
some of my
best friends.”
Matt Morton
(Nehawka),
agricultural and
environmental
sciences communication, will
be moving to
Missouri to work
as an associate
territory manager
with Corteva
Agriscience.
“
Cheering
with the
mock trial team
at our regional
competition
when we found
out we were
one of the few
teams advancing to the
2019 Opening
Round Championships.”
Lydia Nelson
(Lake Elmo,
Minn.), criminology/criminal
justice, she is
taking a gap year
at home in Minnesota while applying to law schools.
“
Being
initiated into the
National Civil
Engineering
Honor Society
(Chi Epsilon).”
Cassandra Revoy
(Omaha), civil
and environmental engineering,
she starts an entry
level position as
a civil engineer
in Omaha.
“
All the
diverse
opportunities
that UNL has to
offer. I was able
to help plan
homecoming
celebrations,
do outreach for
engineering at
local schools,
study abroad,
do research
— there was
so many
opportunities
for growth!
Jami Turnquist
(Sioux City, Iowa),
chemical engineering, will be moving
to Virginia to work
as a drug substance conjugate
engineer at Merck.
“
I enjoyed
the
opportunities
at Nebraska to
meet such fantastic leaders,
be involved
in engaging
organizations
and create an
environment
for exceptional
character
development.
My favorite
memory that
I’ll take away is
leading the Big
Red Investment Club.”
Justin Wiebelhaus (Bellevue),
finance, will be
manager and
recruiter of
Southwestern
Advantage.
SUMMER 2020
61
BULLETIN Obituaries
1934
Elver M. Hodges,
Wauchula, Fla.,
Sept. 25, 2019
1942
Jean Carnahan
Davie, Lincoln,
Feb. 27;
Frederick H.
Geiger, Ames,
Iowa, Jan. 28;
Otillia Gordon
Pearson, Cutler
Bay, Fla., Dec.
12, 2019
1943
Robert E.
Bramson,
Beverly Hills,
Calif., Jan. 24
1944
Elizabeth
Hochreiter
Dunn, Brewster,
Mass., Feb. 13
1946
Marjory
Horstman
Clements,
Lincoln, Dec.
27, 2019
1947
Robert L. Graff,
Beatrice, Jan.
19; Wayne F.
Keim, Fort
Collins, Colo.,
Feb. 11; Takuro
S. Nakae,
Beverly Hills,
Calif., Oct. 28,
2019
1948
Mary Weber
Scamehorn,
Kearney, Feb.
14; James L.
62
Vose, Omaha,
Jan. 17
1949
Robert R. Baker,
Bowie, Md.,
Feb. 1; Hilbert
G. Buchta,
Broken Bow,
Jan. 17; Dorothy
Schneider Lower,
Springfield,
Ore., Jan. 9
1950
Alvin Abramson,
Omaha,
Feb. 7; Dale
N. Anderson,
Topeka, Kan.,
Jan. 19; Marjorie
Stapleton
Olney, Lincoln,
Jan. 22; Jack
D. Pickett,
Mokena,
Ill., Nov. 10,
2019; Melvin
E. Schneider,
Fremont, Feb. 1;
George I. Slone,
Omaha, Jan. 16
1951
Bernard W.
Costello,
Omaha, Feb. 1
1952
Jim L.
Heldenbrand,
Frederick, Md.,
Jan. 7; Vincent
A. Kamrath,
Lincoln, Dec.
24, 2019;
W. R. Dick
R. Stephens,
Lincoln, Dec.
25, 2019
1953
John G.
SUMMER 2020
Desmond,
Lincoln,
Dec. 15, 2019;
Syntha Judd
Essex, Omaha,
Feb. 29; Mary
Ginn George,
Winside, Jan. 3;
Willis D. Heim,
Minneapolis,
Jan. 19; Marvin
K. Lawton,
Concordia,
Kan., March 2
1954
Phillip O.
Bridenbaugh,
Cincinnati,
Dec. 21, 2019;
Geneva Berns
Lewis, Bladen,
Jan. 20; Alice
Reade Olson,
Elkhorn, Jan.
19; Charles
W. Swingle,
Lincoln, Dec.
20, 2019
1955
Murray D.
Backhaus,
Omaha, Dec.
30, 2019; Nancy
Randall Barney,
Kearney,
Jan. 31; Robert
L. Boesiger,
Harper
Woods, Mich.,
Dec. 5, 2019;
William H.
Campbell, Palm
Desert, Calif.,
Jan. 18; Beverly
Davis Roath,
Hutchinson,
Kan., Dec. 22,
2019; Larry G.
Shafer, Lincoln,
March 1; Gail
Wellensiek
Springer,
Baltimore,
Feb. 13
1956
Donald L.
Pedersen,
Helena, Mont.,
Feb. 24
1957
Richard M.
Bacon, Sterling,
Colo., Dec. 15,
2019; Ilmars
Bergmanis,
Des Plaines,
Ill., March
8; Charles A.
Eberspacher,
Lincoln, Nov.
26, 2019; John
M. Hammons,
Greeley, Colo.,
Dec. 17, 2019;
Dean L. Laune,
Ashland, Dec.
29, 2019; Aurelia
Way Strupp,
Middleton,
Wis., Feb. 16
1958
Robert W. Baker,
Bellevue, Feb.
7; Donna Bernet
Barstad, Duarte,
Calif., Jan. 5;
Richard H. Bond,
Anaheim,
Calif., Jan. 29;
Betty Joy Cole,
Burlingame,
Kan., Feb. 10;
Kenneth S. Eng,
Columbia,
Miss., Feb. 28;
Wayne H. Hahn,
Lincoln, Dec.
25, 2019; Robert
D. Kutz, Grand
Island, Dec. 27,
2019; Richard
D. Newcomer,
Omaha, Jan. 7;
Gale Dahlmeier
Peterson,
Farmington,
N.M., Dec. 9,
2019; Butler
D. Shaffer,
Burbank, Calif.,
Dec. 29, 2019
1959
Robert W.
Feldhousen,
Newport
News, Va.,
Dec. 25, 2019;
Jonnie M. Fink,
Tecumseh,
Jan. 27; Gary
G. Frenzel,
Colorado
Springs, Feb.
8; David E.
Harris, Grand
Island, Dec.
22, 2019; Harold
W. Mettenbrink,
Sioux City,
Iowa, Dec. 8,
2019; Gordon
S. Morrow,
Kearney, Feb.
7; Cameron
D. Stewart,
Ogallala,
Nov. 27, 2019;
Shirley Hartman
Tompkins,
Ogallala, Dec.
2, 2019
1960
Richard T.
DeLorm, Omaha,
Dec. 16, 2019;
Edwin R. Heng,
Tekamah, Jan.
30
1961
Dee Ann Green
Birkel, Brady,
Feb. 20; Richard
J. Chamberlain,
Omaha, Jan.
22; Bernard
R. Frakes,
Olympia,
Wash., Jan. 26;
Charles F. Noren,
Lincoln, Jan. 19
1962
Virgil A.
Chochon,
Columbus, Feb.
13; Herbert E.
Peter, Overland
Park, Kan.,
Feb. 13
Feb. 12; Richard
C. Nelson,
Hackensack,
Minn., Dec. 22,
2019; Ladona
Schaulis Powers,
Winnetka,
Calif., Dec.
10, 2019; James
L. Sedgwick,
Vestavia, Ala.,
Jan. 23
1965
Maribelle Elliott
Appleby, Estero,
Fla., Jan. 13;
John S. Bentley,
The Villages,
Fla., Oct. 7,
2019; Wilbur
Dasenbrock,
Lincoln, Feb.
28; Jerry A.
Dickinson,
Omaha, Oct.
13, 2019; Byron
W. Fallesen,
Lexington,
Dec. 26, 2019;
Wanda King
Lancaster,
Lincoln, Feb. 7
Charles R.
Clatterbuck,
Bellevue,
Jan. 9; Kenny
L. Gettman,
Lincoln, Jan.
17; Gerald G.
Gray, Omaha,
Dec. 17, 2019;
Richard A. Higby,
San Antonio,
Feb. 1; John P.
Kirk, Houston,
Dec. 20, 2019;
Louis A. Kraus,
Brule, Sept. 17,
2019; Mardene
Mord Kroeger,
Fremont,
March 8;
Gary E. Lacey,
Gothenburg,
Jan. 2; Leroy D.
Tejral, Beatrice,
Dec. 12, 2019
1964
1966
1963
Beverly Ziebarth
Ashley, Lincoln,
Feb. 3; James W.
Dunn, Amarillo,
Texas, Jan.
27; Ronald
H. Hermone,
Princeton
Junction, N.J.,
Dec. 26, 2019;
Richard D.
Lewis, Omaha,
Suzanne
Giles Adams,
Lewiston,
Idaho, Feb.
2; Curtis J.
Hieggelke,
Chicago, Jan. 1;
Gary S. Kearney,
Lincoln, Feb.
12; Donald R.
Nelson, Lincoln,
Feb. 17; Diane
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
Olson Nuttleman,
Venice, Fla.,
Jan. 2; Donald D.
Rice, Lincoln,
Jan. 29; Joan
Knox Smyth,
Lincoln, Jan. 6;
Gene E. Ward,
Omaha, Jan. 26
1967
Cary M.
McAllaster,
Derby, Kan.,
Jan. 11; Shirley
Wentink Ybarra,
Washington,
D.C., Nov. 10,
2019
1968
Patricia D.
Campbell,
Lincoln, Jan. 9;
Lawrence E. Felt,
Casper, Wyo.,
Jan. 16; Conley
I. Stutz, Peoria,
Ill., Dec. 17,
2019
1969
James L.
Paulson,
Fremont, Dec.
24, 2019
1970
Douglas V. Duey,
Plattsmouth,
Dec. 20, 2019;
Gerald B. Jordan,
Lincoln, Jan.
24; Ronald A.
Mortensen,
Omaha, Dec.
13, 2019; David
R. Parker,
Boulder, Colo.,
Jan. 16; Helen
Schomaker
Weber, Lincoln,
Dec. 23, 2019
1976
1948-2020
Jimmi Smith
James (Jimmi) H. Smith Jr., director of the UNL
Multicultural Affairs Office for 30 years, died Jan. 1
at the age of 71. The Alabama-born, Pennsylvaniaraised Smith entered the university as a football
scholarship recruit in 1967, earning bachelor’s and
master’s degrees in education in the early 1970s.
While employed by UNL he worked in the Black
Studies and Ethnic Studies departments and provided leadership for the Teacher of Teachers program. Upon leaving Nebraska the lifetime NAACP
member joined Emporia State University in Kansas.
1971
William B.
Bowman,
Springfield,
Mo., Nov.
9, 2019;
Linda Porter
Christensen,
McMinnville,
Ore., Jan.
10; Thomas L.
Dayton, Lincoln,
Dec. 29, 2019;
Michael P. Elgert,
Lincoln, Feb.
9; Byron E. Gerlt,
Peyton, Colo.,
Jan. 8; Woodard
M. Hughbanks,
McPherson,
Kan., Nov. 24,
2019; James
H. Schmersal,
Lincoln, Feb. 9;
James H. Smith,
Leavenworth,
Kan., Jan.
1; Stanley L.
Urwiller, Grand
Island, Jan. 6
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
1972
Gerald L.
Bachmann,
Missoula,
Mont., Oct. 19,
2019; Marvin
D. Drevo,
Crete, Dec. 13,
2019; Derald
L. Ferguson,
Lincoln, Jan.
25; Rita Botkin
Jaworski,
Hastings,
March 7; Alan S.
Marion, Gretna,
Jan. 23; Ronald
E. Severson,
Panama, Jan. 31
1973
Michael
R. Acker,
Waukesha,
Wis., Jan. 29;
Gary L. Fouraker,
Fremont, Jan.
17; Sally Blessing
Hutt, Tecumseh,
Dec. 14, 2019
1974
Allen A. Helton,
Waco, Texas,
Feb. 1; John
J. Krings,
Columbus,
Dec. 27, 2019;
John A. Soflin,
Lexington,
March 3
1977
Mark E. Hartin,
Valley, Feb. 2;
Scott W. Sorchik,
Harveys Lake,
Penn., Jan. 27
1978
Kathleen
A. Scholz,
Cambridge,
Mass., Feb. 9
Elizabeth
Kaufman
Donelson,
Palmyra, Dec.
15, 2019; Cynthia
Williams Koziol,
Christiansburg,
Va., Jan. 28;
James L. Kudrna,
Portland,
Ore., March 1;
MaryVanOsdall
Lahners,
Lincoln, Jan.
27; Harold
A. Melser,
Columbia, Ill.,
Feb. 15; Douglas
M. Thunberg,
Colorado
Springs, Feb. 6
1979
1975
Kirk L. Ehrlich,
Lincoln, Jan.
12; Rodney W.
Kriz, Lincoln,
Jan. 3; Leslie
Patrick Novacek,
Lincoln, Dec.
20, 2019;
R. Joan Swenson
Carlbom,
Lincoln, Jan. 13;
Fay Spangsberg
Larson, Lincoln,
Dec. 30, 2019
Richard D.
Einspahr,
Elwood, Jan.
29; Deanna
Bruning Jurgens,
Lincoln, Dec.
23, 2019, Frances
Richart Wren,
Lenexa, Kan.,
Jan. 9
1980
Rex Buettgenbach,
Sioux Falls,
S.D., Feb. 16;
Susan J. Lozier,
Omaha, Feb. 27
1981
Yvonne Lee
Powers,
Lincoln, Jan.
24; Daniel
J. Runyan,
Rodanthe,
N.C., Feb. 23;
John D. Smith,
Omaha, Feb.
29
Beatrice, Feb.
21
1990
Shawn E. Leavitt,
Philadelphia,
March 11
1991
1982
Terry W. Tomich,
Las Vegas, Feb.
21
1983
Darin J. Gable,
Lincoln, Jan. 6
Roy E. Kimbrell,
Bellevue, Jan. 2
Diane Radtke
Stark, Lincoln,
Jan. 29
1984
Mark D.
Hendricks,
Conifer,
Colo., March
2; Patricia
O’Leary Kiscoan,
Omaha, Jan.
29; Richard J.
Moser, Forney,
Texas, Jan. 15;
Tracy N. Pettit,
Hastings, Jan.
15
1985
James R. Dunlap,
Omaha, Dec.
16, 2019
1986
James A. Grewe,
Omaha, Dec.
20, 2019
1987
Richard D.
Olderbak,
Edmond, Okla.,
Dec. 16, 2019
1988
Winifred L. Ellis,
1993
1994
James M.
Reinert, York,
Jan. 21; Patricia
A. Tanner,
Omaha, Jan. 5
1996
Randall W.
Diller, Beatrice,
Jan. 28
2000
Kathy L. Cossairt,
Lincoln, Feb.
27; Roderick H.
Mills, Lincoln,
Feb. 18,
2004
Jamie R. Bauman,
Martell, Feb. 5
2005
Bruce Anderson,
Lincoln, Feb. 16
2007
Murray R.
Schmoker,
Omaha, Dec.
21, 2019
2012
Sue M. Roush,
York, Jan. 27
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63
Love Story
Punch-Drunk
Love
After a rough start, friendship turns to love,
a Paris wedding and hunkering down
during a global pandemic
B Y M EKITA RIVAS (’ 12)
Freelance writer/newlywed
64
SUMMER 2020
N E B R A S K A Q U A R T E R LY
mario zucca
W
hen I met Kent Campbell (’08)
at a house party in 2007, I couldn’t
have imagined that 13 years later
we’d be newlyweds quarantined
together in the middle of a global pandemic living in Washington, D.C.
Back then, we were just two Lincoln
kids looking for a good time. The night
we met, I was asleep on our friend’s
couch. Kent, ever the jokester, saw me and
decided to be playfully antagonizing. “Oh, you’re
tired?” he teased, thinking I was in such a deep
sleep that I couldn’t hear him. Exasperated, I told
him to shut up, and proceeded to punch him in the
face.
Yes ... really.
That interaction probably should’ve signaled the
end of our story. But Kent happened to be a resident
assistant at Abel, where I also lived. That night, our
mutual friends asked if he could give me a ride back
to the dorm. Although things between us got off
to a — shall we say — bumpy start, he obliged and
made sure I got home safely. I didn’t know it at the
time, but that chance encounter was the beginning
of, well, everything.
As a track athlete, campus ambassador, New
Student Enrollment leader, and Bathtub Dog member, Kent was practically Mr. UNL. It was hard not
to run into him on every corner of campus. We
had the same friend group — essentially the entire
multicultural student population — and we quickly
bonded. He’d frequently stop by the downtown
Starbucks, where I worked throughout college.
He loved chai lattes, but I suspect he liked them
so much because it was my go-to drink. Likewise,
I’d visit him down the street at the Embassy Suites
restaurant, where he was a bartender.
I told him about my guy problems. He told me
about his girl problems. One year, when I came
back from spring break in Chicago and my train
arrived late, he picked me up from the train station and brought me back to campus. On another
occasion, he physically carried me from O Street to
my friend’s apartment after I’d had one cocktail too
many. He was often there when no one else was.
After five years as just friends, we began dating.
“What took so long?” was the general response
from those closest to us. Hey, better late than never,
right?
Like me, Kent cannot sit still for long. From
Tokyo to London to Venice to Vancouver, we’ve
spent most of our relationship working to get out
there. This appetite for adventure came with sacrifices, of course. We pressed pause on buying a
house or having kids. But our shared desire to see
as much as we can in the time that we have deeply
bonds us.
Last September, we got married in Paris, one of
our favorite places on earth. We were high off newlywed bliss, blindly optimistic about the future.
Today, more than six months later, the coronavirus
pandemic has completely upended our lives. Like
so many others, we lost our jobs. We worry about
our elderly parents. Suddenly, our biggest adventure was our weekly trip to the grocery store.
It’s been an adjustment. And since I’m writing in
real time, I can’t tell you how the story ends. What
I can say is that we’re facing unprecedented challenges early on in our marriage. But I’ve never been
more certain about the person I chose to spend the
rest of my life with … someone who can literally roll
with the punches.
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shuttered 1:1789,58,388,101;4:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0
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pandemic 1:570,151,401,101;4:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
arrived. 1:1028,151,315,101
students 1:1399,151,360,101;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
were 1:1816,151,199,101;1:751,243,199,101;4:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
sent 1:2071,151,173,101;34:0,0,0,0
home. 1:2300,151,250,101;4:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
sporting 1:75,243,355,101
events 1:458,243,265,101;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0
canceled. 1:977,243,383,101;4:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0
professors 1:1389,243,428,101;37:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
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and 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then 1:75,706,183,101;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
thrive 1:308,706,242,101;30:0,0,0,0
because 1:601,706,330,101;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
q 1:2253,804,29,41;4:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
u 1:2292,804,28,41;4:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
r 1:2365,804,25,41;1:2468,804,25,41;4:0,0,0,0;4:0,0,0,0;4:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;68:0,0,0,0
t 1:2399,804,26,41;4:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
e 1:2435,804,22,41;4:0,0,0,0;4:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
ly 1:2503,804,53,41;4:0,0,0,0;5:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;38:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
als 1:2446,1856,56,39;25:0,0,0,0
o 1:2505,1856,20,39;9:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
: 1:2528,1856,8,39
tractor 1:2235,1896,188,40;1:2245,1980,101,39;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
time 1:2433,1896,104,40;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
world’s 1:2355,1939,108,39;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
only 1:2471,1939,65,39;10:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0
test 1:2355,1980,54,39;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
lab 1:2417,1980,45,39;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
rolls 1:2470,1980,66,39
into 1:2232,2021,59,39;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
its 1:2300,2021,36,39;12:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
next 1:2344,2021,65,39;10:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0
century. 1:2417,2021,119,39
page 1:2403,2062,78,39;1:2408,2350,78,39;10:0,0,0,0
4 1:2497,2062,18,39;1:2518,2062,18,39;4:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0
kosmet 1:2258,2143,165,40;53:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0
klub 1:2433,2143,104,40;53:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0
what 1:2300,2185,82,39;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
most 1:2463,2226,74,39;4:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
storied 1:2360,2267,104,39;59:0,0,0,0
club 1:2472,2267,64,39;59:0,0,0,0
on 1:2364,2309,38,39;2:0,0,0,0;2:0,0,0,0;2:0,0,0,0;4:0,0,0,0;4:0,0,0,0;4:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
campus? 1:2410,2309,127,39
5 1:2501,2350,15,39;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
7 1:2520,2350,17,39;42:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
summertime 2:0,0,0,0
savings 2:0,0,0,0;3:0,0,0,0
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conjunciton 4:0,0,0,0
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been 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
writing 6:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
professionally 6:0,0,0,0
since 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
joining 6:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
daily 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0
nebraskan 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0
association 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;7:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;67:0,0,0,0;68:0,0,0,0
staff 6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0
freshman. 6:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
march, 6:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
mostly 6:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
taking 6:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
care 6:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0
toddlers 6:0,0,0,0
home 6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
atlanta. 6:0,0,0,0
charlie 6:0,0,0,0
bush 6:0,0,0,0
heather 6:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0
rempe, 6:0,0,0,0
’03 6:0,0,0,0
custodian 6:0,0,0,0
conrad 6:0,0,0,0
casillas 6:0,0,0,0
digital 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
assistant 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
communications 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0
venues 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0
karissa 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
schmidt 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
ethan 6:0,0,0,0
rowley, 6:0,0,0,0
derek 6:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
engelbart 6:0,0,0,0
’03, 6:0,0,0,0
’13 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0
(’20) 6:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0
graduated 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
journalism 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0
mass 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0
relations 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
communications. 6:0,0,0,0
she 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
spent 6:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
four 6:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
years 6:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
viann 6:0,0,0,0
schroeder 6:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0
julie 6:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
gehring, 6:0,0,0,0
’91 6:0,0,0,0
tours 6:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
staff, 6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
her 6:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
final 6:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0
editor-in-chief. 6:0,0,0,0
also 6:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
interned 6:0,0,0,0
nebraska-based 6:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0
company 6:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
hudl. 6:0,0,0,0
deb 6:0,0,0,0
schwab 6:0,0,0,0
coordinator 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0
jordan 6:0,0,0,0
gonzales 6:0,0,0,0
’17 6:0,0,0,0
hannah 6:0,0,0,0
segura 6:0,0,0,0
art 6:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
carson 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0
vaughan 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0
engagement 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0
wendy 6:0,0,0,0
kempcke 6:0,0,0,0
jeff 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0
sheldon, 6:0,0,0,0
freelance 6:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
journalist 6:0,0,0,0
’04, 6:0,0,0,0
’07 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0
administrative 6:0,0,0,0
zoo 6:0,0,0,0
nebraska: 6:0,0,0,0
dismantling 6:0,0,0,0
an 6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
american 6:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
dream. 6:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
has 6:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
appeared 6:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0
times, 6:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
tyler 6:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
kruger 6:0,0,0,0
marketing 6:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
yorker, 6:0,0,0,0
guardian 6:0,0,0,0
more. 6:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0
native 6:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0
laura 6:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0
springer 6:0,0,0,0
broken 6:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
bow, 6:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
nebraska, 6:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
arriola, 6:0,0,0,0
’18 6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0;6:0,0,0,0
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that 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
sum- 8:0,0,0,0
mer 8:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
courses 8:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0
would 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
continue 8:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
celebrated 8:0,0,0,0
9 8:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
net 8:0,0,0,0
broadcast 8:0,0,0,0
conferral 8:0,0,0,0
degrees 8:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
mes- 8:0,0,0,0
sage 8:0,0,0,0
volleyball 8:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0
coach 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0
john 8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
cook. 8:0,0,0,0
so 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
quickly 8:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
i 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
prouder 8:0,0,0,0
responded. 8:0,0,0,0
faculty, 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0
have 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
stepped 8:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
phenomenal 8:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
ways 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
unprecedented 8:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
condi- 8:0,0,0,0
tions 8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0
— 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
they 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
done 8:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
selflessly 8:0,0,0,0
successfully. 8:0,0,0,0
we’ve 8:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
seen 8:0,0,0,0
tremendous 8:0,0,0,0
inno- 8:0,0,0,0
vation 8:0,0,0,0
ingenuity 8:0,0,0,0
led 8:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
through 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0
challenge. 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0
tap 8:0,0,0,0
intellectual 8:0,0,0,0
capacity 8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
great 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
institu- 8:0,0,0,0
tion 8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
gives 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
me 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
con- 8:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
fidence 8:0,0,0,0
know 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
find 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
provide 8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0
in-person, 8:0,0,0,0
on-campus 8:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0
instruction 8:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
fall, 8:0,0,0,0
concert 8:0,0,0,0
public 8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
health 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
concerns 8:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0
protecting 8:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0
every 8:0,0,0,0;9:0,0,0,0;11:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
q: 8:0,0,0,0
member 8:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
lead 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0
navigate 8:0,0,0,0
continuing 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0
ronnie 8:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
green 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
works 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
right 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
now, 8:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
eerie 8:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
feel- 8:0,0,0,0
did 8:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
nearly 8:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
ing 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
campuses 8:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0
took 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
hold? 8:0,0,0,0
empty 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
been. 8:0,0,0,0
such 8:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
place 8:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;29:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
spring. 8:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
a: 8:0,0,0,0
that. 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0
look 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
forward 8:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
will, 8:0,0,0,0
curriculum 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
second 8:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
week 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
march 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
seeing 8:0,0,0,0
again 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
teem 8:0,0,0,0
institution 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
things 8:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
really 8:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
began 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
students, 8:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0
faculty 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0
via 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0
access. 8:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
had 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
change 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0
within 8:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
u.s. 8:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
whole 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0
weeks 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;12:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
prepare 8:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0
response 8:0,0,0,0;8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
covid-19. 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0
nebraska. 8:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
excites 8:0,0,0,0
both 8:0,0,0,0;13:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
spring 8:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;10:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
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time, 8:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
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design. 14:0,0,0,0
i’m 14:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
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saw 14:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
parameters 14:0,0,0,0
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myself 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
thinking, 14:0,0,0,0
‘this 14:0,0,0,0
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desks 14:0,0,0,0
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expanded 14:0,0,0,0
designer.” 14:0,0,0,0
thought, 14:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
‘my 14:0,0,0,0
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sandra 14:0,0,0,0
starkey, 14:0,0,0,0
men- 14:0,0,0,0
indeed, 14:0,0,0,0
tors 14:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
undergraduates, 14:0,0,0,0
alex 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0
scarpello, 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0
junior 14:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
omaha. 14:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
early.” 14:0,0,0,0
“everyone 14:0,0,0,0
drastically 14:0,0,0,0
different 14:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
designs,” 14:0,0,0,0
“but 14:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
everyone’s 14:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
brain 14:0,0,0,0
creative. 14:0,0,0,0
cool 14:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
—ruby 14:0,0,0,0
bridges, 14:0,0,0,0
run 14:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
it.” 14:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
6-year-old 14:0,0,0,0
african- 14:0,0,0,0
scarpello 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0
sewn 14:0,0,0,0
anything 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
enrolling 14:0,0,0,0
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all-white 14:0,0,0,0
orleans, 14:0,0,0,0
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loved 14:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
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january 14:0,0,0,0
grandmother 14:0,0,0,0
martin 14:0,0,0,0
luther 14:0,0,0,0
king 14:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
jr. 14:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0
brunch. 14:0,0,0,0
him 14:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
sew 14:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
pair 14:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
pants. 14:0,0,0,0
lot 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
apartment’s 14:0,0,0,0
room-turned-minia- 14:0,0,0,0
designer 14:0,0,0,0
ture 14:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
studio, 14:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0
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nine-piece 14:0,0,0,0
collection 14:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
pumps 14:0,0,0,0
wanted 14:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0
accelerate 14:0,0,0,0
learning 14:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
process 14:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0
male 14:0,0,0,0
myself, 14:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0
applied 14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
show,” 14:0,0,0,0
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showcased 14:0,0,0,0
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keep 14:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
learn- 14:0,0,0,0
artist 14:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
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express 14:0,0,0,0
barely 14:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
design.” 14:0,0,0,0
jacket 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0
striped 14:0,0,0,0
camper 14:0,0,0,0
awning. 14:0,0,0,0
devel- 14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0
oped 14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0
upcycle 14:0,0,0,0
flat 14:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
patterns 14:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
class. 14:0,0,0,0
typically 14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
ward- 14:0,0,0,0
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probably 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
won’t 14:0,0,0,0;18:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
wear 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0
piece,” 14:0,0,0,0
stiff.” 14:0,0,0,0
wants 14:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
menswear 14:0,0,0,0
brand 14:0,0,0,0;17:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
ropes, 14:0,0,0,0
goal 14:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
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“this 14:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
art,” 14:0,0,0,0
“if 14:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
stayed 14:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0
brand, 14:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0
wouldn’t 14:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
fulfilling 14:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
doing 14:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
thing.” 14:0,0,0,0
former 14:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0
high 14:0,0,0,0;16:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
theater 14:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
teacher, 14:0,0,0,0
teach 14:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
costumes 14:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
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designing 14:0,0,0,0
body 14:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
types. 14:0,0,0,0
everybody 14:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0
thing 14:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
someone 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
size 14:0,0,0,0;14:0,0,0,0
6, 14:0,0,0,0
photography; 14:0,0,0,0
22,” 14:0,0,0,0
“that’s 14:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
important 14:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
me, 14:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
wearing 14:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
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looks 14:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
jonny 14:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
everyone. 14:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
needs 14:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
go, 14:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
starting 14:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
to, 14:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
slow 14:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
mov- 14:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
ruzzo 14:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
ing.” 14:0,0,0,0
—deann 14:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0
gayman 14:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0
12 14:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0
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justice 15:0,0,0,0
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moberly 15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0
presided 15:0,0,0,0
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profession, 15:0,0,0,0
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commencement 15:0,0,0,0;15:0,0,0,0
stay 15:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
clos- 15:0,0,0,0
ceremony, 15:0,0,0,0
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challenged 15:0,0,0,0
gradu- 15:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
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individual 15:0,0,0,0;19:0,0,0,0
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issues 15:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0
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result 15:0,0,0,0
wide-spread, 15:0,0,0,0
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busi- 15:0,0,0,0
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survival, 15:0,0,0,0
access, 15:0,0,0,0
housing 15:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0
evictions. 15:0,0,0,0
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talents, 15:0,0,0,0
knowledge, 15:0,0,0,0
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awareness 20:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
empathy 20:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
emotional 20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0
connection. 20:0,0,0,0
enough 20:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
diverse,” 20:0,0,0,0
uribe 20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
missing 20:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
inclusivity. 20:0,0,0,0
family. 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0
unanimous 20:0,0,0,0
merge? 20:0,0,0,0
common 20:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0
ground?” 20:0,0,0,0
vote 20:0,0,0,0
adviser 20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0
lazzi, 20:0,0,0,0
coordinating 20:0,0,0,0
lean 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
troupe 20:0,0,0,0
uses 20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0
principles 20:0,0,0,0
commission 20:0,0,0,0
comedy. 20:0,0,0,0
thought 20:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
principals 20:0,0,0,0
improv, 20:0,0,0,0
postsecondary 20:0,0,0,0
education, 20:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
bach- 20:0,0,0,0
build 20:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
relationships, 20:0,0,0,0
collaboration 20:0,0,0,0
on.” 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
elor’s 20:0,0,0,0
listening 20:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
regional 20:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
heal 20:0,0,0,0
path 20:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
empa- 20:0,0,0,0
munity 20:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
forestry 20:0,0,0,0
—kennedy 20:0,0,0,0
nguyen 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
thy,” 20:0,0,0,0
diverse 20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
way. 20:0,0,0,0
resources. 20:0,0,0,0
deep, 20:0,0,0,0
christian 20:0,0,0,0
faith 20:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
agnostic. 20:0,0,0,0
orientation, 20:0,0,0,0
status 20:0,0,0,0
majors. 20:0,0,0,0
fits 20:0,0,0,0;28:0,0,0,0
theater,” 20:0,0,0,0
huertas 20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0
towns 20:0,0,0,0
large, 20:0,0,0,0
international 20:0,0,0,0
cities,” 20:0,0,0,0
often. 20:0,0,0,0
forever 20:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
knowing 20:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0
“in 20:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0
raw 20:0,0,0,0
bold 20:0,0,0,0
stories, 20:0,0,0,0
possibly 20:0,0,0,0
leader, 20:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
music, 20:0,0,0,0
song, 20:0,0,0,0
dance 20:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
expressions, 20:0,0,0,0
forms 20:0,0,0,0
connections. 20:0,0,0,0
absolutely 20:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
do.” 20:0,0,0,0
storytelling.” 20:0,0,0,0
performance, 20:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0
shares 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
jazmine 20:0,0,0,0
huertas, 20:0,0,0,0
december 20:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0
mother’s 20:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0
addiction 20:0,0,0,0
desire 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
performance 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
degree, 20:0,0,0,0
knew 20:0,0,0,0;20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
immediately 20:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
stigma 20:0,0,0,0
addiction. 20:0,0,0,0
apply 20:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
internship. 20:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
share,” 20:0,0,0,0
didn’t 21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
exercises 21:0,0,0,0
scattered 21:0,0,0,0
comfortable 21:0,0,0,0
telling 21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0
parts 21:0,0,0,0;24:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0
ourselves 21:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
until 21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
end. 21:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0
amazing 21:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
one-on-one 21:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
come 21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
life.” 21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
jean-david 21:0,0,0,0
bizimana, 21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
integrated 21:0,0,0,0
resources, 21:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
person 21:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
there, 21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
stron- 21:0,0,0,0
ger 21:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0
campus,” 21:0,0,0,0
rwanda, 21:0,0,0,0
performances 21:0,0,0,0
“being 21:0,0,0,0
man” 21:0,0,0,0
doesn’t 21:0,0,0,0;26:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
weak 21:0,0,0,0
seek 21:0,0,0,0
help. 21:0,0,0,0;52:0,0,0,0
fought 21:0,0,0,0
isolated, 21:0,0,0,0
let 21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
bad 21:0,0,0,0
felt. 21:0,0,0,0
appreciate 21:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0
stage 21:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0
self-awareness 21:0,0,0,0
terms 21:0,0,0,0
acceptance,” 21:0,0,0,0
kennedy 21:0,0,0,0
nguyen, 21:0,0,0,0
business, 21:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
reluctant 21:0,0,0,0
initial 21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;67:0,0,0,0
participation 21:0,0,0,0
skimmed 21:0,0,0,0
notice 21:0,0,0,0;21:0,0,0,0
interested 21:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
leader- 21:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0
ship, 21:0,0,0,0
improv. 21:0,0,0,0
“and 21:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
was. 21:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
like, 21:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
minute. 21:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
fan 21:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
acting 21:0,0,0,0
stage, 21:0,0,0,0
signed 21:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
crazy.” 21:0,0,0,0
decided 21:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
risk. 21:0,0,0,0
beau- 21:0,0,0,0
tiful 21:0,0,0,0
program, 21:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
bond 21:0,0,0,0
sharing 21:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;44:0,0,0,0;61:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
seemed 21:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
fundamental, 21:0,0,0,0
poem 21:0,0,0,0
yourself 21:0,0,0,0
five 21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;59:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
hate 21:0,0,0,0
most,” 21:0,0,0,0
“from 21:0,0,0,0
recruiting 21:0,0,0,0
year’s 21:0,0,0,0
interns. 21:0,0,0,0
pas- 21:0,0,0,0
leadership, 21:0,0,0,0
tell 21:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
others, 21:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
open- 21:0,0,0,0
spend 21:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;37:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
others 21:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0
(3) 21:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
themselves,” 21:0,0,0,0
optimistic 21:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
mohling 21:0,0,0,0
tut 21:0,0,0,0
kailech 21:0,0,0,0
answers 21:0,0,0,0
audience 21:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
hopeful 21:0,0,0,0
group. 21:0,0,0,0
dec. 21:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
orlando 21:0,0,0,0
martinez 21:0,0,0,0
there.” 21:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0
—kathe 21:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
c. 21:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
andersen 21:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0
highest-elevation 22:0,0,0,0
mammal 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
perez 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
mamani 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
captured 22:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0
evidence 22:0,0,0,0
hey 22:0,0,0,0
climbed 22:0,0,0,0
ultimate 22:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0
mammalian 22:0,0,0,0
survivor: 22:0,0,0,0
rodent 22:0,0,0,0
hours 22:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
avalanche 22:0,0,0,0
risk 22:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
45% 22:0,0,0,0
sea-level 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
oxygen 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
unknown 22:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
diet 22:0,0,0,0
snow-packed 22:0,0,0,0
ravine 22:0,0,0,0
enduring 22:0,0,0,0
temperatures 22:0,0,0,0
plummet 22:0,0,0,0
forced 22:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;41:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
onto 22:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
minus 22:0,0,0,0
75 22:0,0,0,0
fahrenheit. 22:0,0,0,0
circuitous 22:0,0,0,0
route. 22:0,0,0,0
discovery 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
here, 22:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
underestimated 22:0,0,0,0
elevational 22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
limits 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0
physi- 22:0,0,0,0
february 22:0,0,0,0
felt 22:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
uncomfortably 22:0,0,0,0
similar 22:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0
ological 22:0,0,0,0
tolerances 22:0,0,0,0
mammals 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
vertebrates, 22:0,0,0,0
winter. 22:0,0,0,0
simply 22:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
highest 22:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
summits 22:0,0,0,0
rela- 22:0,0,0,0
“jay, 22:0,0,0,0
hay 22:0,0,0,0
un 22:0,0,0,0
raton!” 22:0,0,0,0
(“jay, 22:0,0,0,0
mouse!”) 22:0,0,0,0
tively 22:0,0,0,0
unexplored 22:0,0,0,0
biologists,” 22:0,0,0,0
storz, 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
storz 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
couldn’t 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
breathe. 22:0,0,0,0
think. 22:0,0,0,0
biological 22:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
sciences. 22:0,0,0,0
overstate 22:0,0,0,0
hostility 22:0,0,0,0
respond. 22:0,0,0,0
mice 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
home.” 22:0,0,0,0
“un 22:0,0,0,0
raton, 22:0,0,0,0
jay!” 22:0,0,0,0
culminated 22:0,0,0,0
month-long 22:0,0,0,0
disoriented 22:0,0,0,0
fatigued 22:0,0,0,0
sleepless 22:0,0,0,0
expedition 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
stunning 22:0,0,0,0
huddled 22:0,0,0,0
tent, 22:0,0,0,0
lungs 22:0,0,0,0
scrounging 22:0,0,0,0
tuition 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
clip 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
2013 22:0,0,0,0
mountaineering 22:0,0,0,0
amid 22:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
frigid 22:0,0,0,0
air, 22:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
willed 22:0,0,0,0
himself 22:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
llullaillaco. 22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
recorded 22:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0
climber 22:0,0,0,0
matt 22:0,0,0,0;25:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
farson, 22:0,0,0,0
semi-awareness. 22:0,0,0,0
system 22:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0
scampering 22:0,0,0,0
expanse 22:0,0,0,0
“no 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;33:0,0,0,0
lo 22:0,0,0,0
veo 22:0,0,0,0
(i 22:0,0,0,0
it),” 22:0,0,0,0
managed. 22:0,0,0,0
frozen 22:0,0,0,0
snow 22:0,0,0,0;30:0,0,0,0;46:0,0,0,0
roughly 22:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
20,000 22:0,0,0,0
far 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0;31:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0
“esta 22:0,0,0,0
debajo 22:0,0,0,0
de 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
esa 22:0,0,0,0
piedra.” 22:0,0,0,0
(“it’s 22:0,0,0,0
rock.”) 22:0,0,0,0
2021-22 22:0,0,0,0
2022-23 22:0,0,0,0
previously 22:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0
reported 22:0,0,0,0;22:0,0,0,0
mountaineer 22:0,0,0,0
mario 22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
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llullaillaco, 22:0,0,0,0
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17,000 22:0,0,0,0
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world-record 22:0,0,0,0
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coming 22:0,0,0,0;58:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
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childhood 22:0,0,0,0;27:0,0,0,0
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llullaillaco 22:0,0,0,0
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15,000 22:0,0,0,0
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seconds, 22:0,0,0,0
base 22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
camp 22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
16,500 22:0,0,0,0
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19,500 22:0,0,0,0;23:0,0,0,0
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lima 23:0,0,0,0
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elevation, 23:0,0,0,0
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lack 23:0,0,0,0
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storms 23:0,0,0,0
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—kenneth 23:0,0,0,0
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bars. 33:0,0,0,0
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boys 33:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0;60:0,0,0,0
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man, 33:0,0,0,0
sheriff.” 33:0,0,0,0
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desperation 33:0,0,0,0
shit 33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
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told 33:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0;39:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
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men, 33:0,0,0,0
it? 33:0,0,0,0;51:0,0,0,0
spectacle 33:0,0,0,0
gadabouts. 33:0,0,0,0
plant. 33:0,0,0,0;62:0,0,0,0
har- 33:0,0,0,0
leave 33:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0
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vest. 33:0,0,0,0
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“please 33:0,0,0,0
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knew, 33:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0
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fists 33:0,0,0,0
clinched, 33:0,0,0,0
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know. 33:0,0,0,0
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french 33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
touch 33:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
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perpetually 33:0,0,0,0
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wind, 33:0,0,0,0
whipping 33:0,0,0,0
shards 33:0,0,0,0;56:0,0,0,0
airing 33:0,0,0,0
paunch 33:0,0,0,0
wrong 33:0,0,0,0
man’s 33:0,0,0,0
stoop. 33:0,0,0,0
marched 33:0,0,0,0
away.” 33:0,0,0,0;40:0,0,0,0
ire 33:0,0,0,0
envy 33:0,0,0,0
fingered 33:0,0,0,0
keys 33:0,0,0,0
hanging 33:0,0,0,0
belt, 33:0,0,0,0
yet 33:0,0,0,0
wakes 33:0,0,0,0
again.) 33:0,0,0,0
ordered 33:0,0,0,0
fade: 33:0,0,0,0
fat 33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
unwrap 33:0,0,0,0
elijah, 33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
foreignness. 33:0,0,0,0
hall 33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0
hauled 33:0,0,0,0
sop- 33:0,0,0,0
be. 33:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0
war. 33:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
twin 33:0,0,0,0
brother. 33:0,0,0,0
ping 33:0,0,0,0
charlatan 33:0,0,0,0
toward 33:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0;34:0,0,0,0
limp 33:0,0,0,0
father’s 33:0,0,0,0;57:0,0,0,0
mill. 33:0,0,0,0
roggenbrot. 33:0,0,0,0
scarecrow, 33:0,0,0,0
moseyed 33:0,0,0,0
away, 33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;50:0,0,0,0
confused, 33:0,0,0,0
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prussia, 33:0,0,0,0
wrestled 33:0,0,0,0
germany 33:0,0,0,0
now. 33:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
baldenburg 33:0,0,0,0
>> 33:0,0,0,0;53:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
prey 33:0,0,0,0
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memory. 33:0,0,0,0;45:0,0,0,0;54:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
tongue 33:0,0,0,0
habit.” 33:0,0,0,0
escaped. 33:0,0,0,0
migration 33:0,0,0,0
ambivalent 33:0,0,0,0
31 33:0,0,0,0;42:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
<< 34:0,0,0,0
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cared, 34:0,0,0,0
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himself. 34:0,0,0,0;48:0,0,0,0
paycheck, 34:0,0,0,0
landed 34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
drank 34:0,0,0,0
bottle. 34:0,0,0,0
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bricks. 34:0,0,0,0
believe?” 34:0,0,0,0
“believe?” 34:0,0,0,0
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chest 34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0
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chin 34:0,0,0,0
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stupid: 34:0,0,0,0
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crowd 34:0,0,0,0
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vapors,” 34:0,0,0,0
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vincing.” 34:0,0,0,0
shoulder. 34:0,0,0,0
god 34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;43:0,0,0,0
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faith, 34:0,0,0,0
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envelope. 34:0,0,0,0
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forehead. 34:0,0,0,0
“ain’t 34:0,0,0,0
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two. 34:0,0,0,0
house, 34:0,0,0,0;36:0,0,0,0
interest. 34:0,0,0,0
shaky 34:0,0,0,0
patchwork 34:0,0,0,0
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pooled 34:0,0,0,0
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soddies 34:0,0,0,0
them. 34:0,0,0,0;55:0,0,0,0
unfolding. 34:0,0,0,0
town. 34:0,0,0,0
men 34:0,0,0,0;35:0,0,0,0;47:0,0,0,0
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worms. 34:0,0,0,0
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abel, 34:0,0,0,0;66:0,0,0,0
“enjoy 34:0,0,0,0
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missouri 34:0,0,0,0;49:0,0,0,0;63:0,0,0,0
wasn’t. 34:0,0,0,0
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lightly 34:0,0,0,0
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rotunda, 34:0,0,0,0
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throwing 34:0,0,0,0
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rusty 34:0,0,0,0
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middleton, 64:0,0,0,0
8, 64:0,0,0,0
brule, 64:0,0,0,0
1955 64:0,0,0,0
mardene 64:0,0,0,0
george 64:0,0,0,0
slone, 64:0,0,0,0
dickinson, 64:0,0,0,0
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morrow, 64:0,0,0,0
mord 64:0,0,0,0
kroeger, 64:0,0,0,0
horstman 64:0,0,0,0
murray 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
1958 64:0,0,0,0
byron 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
clements, 64:0,0,0,0
backhaus, 64:0,0,0,0
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1951 64:0,0,0,0
fallesen, 64:0,0,0,0
stewart, 64:0,0,0,0
lacey, 64:0,0,0,0
nancy 64:0,0,0,0
lexington, 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
27, 64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
randall 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
barney, 64:0,0,0,0
donna 64:0,0,0,0
bernet 64:0,0,0,0
costello, 64:0,0,0,0
ogallala, 64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
1947 64:0,0,0,0
leroy 64:0,0,0,0
wanda 64:0,0,0,0
barstad, 64:0,0,0,0
2; 64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
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shirley 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
hartman 64:0,0,0,0
tejral, 64:0,0,0,0
lancaster, 64:0,0,0,0
beatrice, 64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
graff, 64:0,0,0,0
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tompkins, 64:0,0,0,0
boesiger, 64:0,0,0,0
bond, 64:0,0,0,0
wayne 64:0,0,0,0;64:0,0,0,0
harper 64:0,0,0,0
anaheim, 64:0,0,0,0
1964 64:0,0,0,0
1966 64:0,0,0,0
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keim, 64:0,0,0,0
heldenbrand, 64:0,0,0,0
woods, 64:0,0,0,0
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fort 64:0,0,0,0
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cole, 64:0,0,0,0
ziebarth 64:0,0,0,0
suzanne 64:0,0,0,0
5, 64:0,0,0,0
frederick, 64:0,0,0,0
1960 64:0,0,0,0
william 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
takuro 64:0,0,0,0
vincent 64:0,0,0,0
ashley, 64:0,0,0,0
giles 64:0,0,0,0
adams, 64:0,0,0,0
burlingame, 64:0,0,0,0
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campbell, 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
nakae, 64:0,0,0,0
kamrath, 64:0,0,0,0
palm 64:0,0,0,0
10; 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
lewiston, 64:0,0,0,0
eng, 64:0,0,0,0
delorm, 64:0,0,0,0
desert, 64:0,0,0,0
amarillo, 64:0,0,0,0
idaho, 64:0,0,0,0
curtis 64:0,0,0,0
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columbia, 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
28, 64:0,0,0,0
24, 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
16, 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
davis 64:0,0,0,0
roath, 64:0,0,0,0
dick 64:0,0,0,0
ronald 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
hieggelke, 64:0,0,0,0
edwin 64:0,0,0,0
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miss., 64:0,0,0,0
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hermone, 64:0,0,0,0
hahn, 64:0,0,0,0
hutchinson, 64:0,0,0,0
chicago, 64:0,0,0,0
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princeton 64:0,0,0,0
larry 64:0,0,0,0
weber 64:0,0,0,0
junction, 64:0,0,0,0
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shafer, 64:0,0,0,0
kutz, 64:0,0,0,0
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gail 64:0,0,0,0
dee 64:0,0,0,0
ann 64:0,0,0,0
wellensiek 64:0,0,0,0
diane 64:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
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brady, 64:0,0,0,0
yvonne 65:0,0,0,0
olson 65:0,0,0,0
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joan 65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
shawn 65:0,0,0,0
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las 65:0,0,0,0
vegas, 65:0,0,0,0
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roy 65:0,0,0,0
kimbrell, 65:0,0,0,0
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darin 65:0,0,0,0
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emporia 65:0,0,0,0
kansas. 65:0,0,0,0
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patricia 65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0;65:0,0,0,0
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lawrence 65:0,0,0,0
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kirk 65:0,0,0,0
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