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  • Letter, Martin Massengale to Esther Cope
    In this letter to Professor Esther Cope from Chancellor M.A. Massengale, he details the measures being taken to make UNL a safer campus for it's students, faculty, and staff.
  • Verdigre, Ne Jazz Lab Band Return Letter
    Letter from Karen Young, President of the Board of Directors for the Verdigre Arts Council Inc., to JoAnn Kimball, Arts Development Coordinator in the Office of the President, requesting the return of the UNL Jazz Lab Band to Verdigre during their tour of 1975.
  • Letter, C.J. Marshall to Vaugn Jaanike
    Letter from the President of the Bank of Verdigre, C.J. Marshall, expressing thanks for the Jazz Lab Band going to Verdigre and praising Dennis Schneider and the band.
  • April 2011 Crime Reports
  • UNL's Crime Statistics
  • Verdigre, Ne Community Concert Series Chair Letter
    Letter from Karen Young, Chair for the Verdigre Community Concert Series, to Mr. Vaughn Jaenike expressing thanks and the communities enjoyment of the Jazz Lab Band performance. Mrs. Young also expressed the wish for more University performances in Verdigre in the following year.
  • Letter Of Ogallala Community Response
    Letter from Ogallala Public Schools Director of Music, James A. Grimes, to Mr. Vaughn Jaenike expressing thanks and appreciation for the UNL Jazz Lab Band going and giving a great performance for the community.
  • Library Hall specifications
    "General Specification for A Library Building at The University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb."
  • Dennis Schneider to Virginia Luke
    Thank you letter from Dennis Schneider to Virginia Luke for her help setting up the 1973 Jazz Lab Band tour.
  • Portrait of Laurie Frink
    Portrait of Laurie Frink.
  • Up Close View of Emergency Phone
    To use the emergency telephones, simply press the help button and you will automatically be connected to an operator.
  • Letter, Martin A. Massengale to Don Wesely
    A letter to Senator Don Wesely from Chancellor M.A. Massengale in response to the Senator's request for the University's crime statistics.
  • Picture of Louise Pound at a desk.
  • Security Devices Installed
    This Lincoln Journal Star article describes some of the security measures UNL took to make campus a safer learning environment for its students.
  • Student Using Emergency Phone
    Here a UNL student demonstrates how the emergency telephones are used.
  • Phones Being Used
  • Associated Women Students, 1940
    This is a page from the 1940 Cornhusker Yearbook for the women of the AWS. The description explains that: "Upon entering the University of Nebraska, every girl automatically becomes a member of the Associated Women Students organization, one of the important governing bodies on the campus "The A.W.S. is divided into three parts: the board serves as the executor of the will of the women students; the court tries and penalizes violation of the rules; and the council is composed of the house mothers and house presidents."
  • Interview with Former SDS secretary, treasurer; Carl Davidson (2001)
  • SOURCES
    Primary Sources Campus Opinion: Teach-in on South Africa. (1966, March 18). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 2. Campus Opinion: SDS, SNCC Un-American? (1966, March 18). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 2. Campus Opinion: SDS Denies Basic Goals. (1966, March 24). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 2. Campus Opinion: U.S. Waits Too Long. (1966, March 28). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 2. Campus Opinion: Protests and American Policy. (1966, March 28). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 2. Marchers Protest Apartheid. (1966, March 21). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 1. Morris, Julie. South African Holdings ‘Like Stock Exchange.’ (1966, March 21). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 1. SDS Teach-In to Climax South African Program. (1966, March 14). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 1. SDS Marchers to Picket Five Lincoln Businesses. (1966, March 17). The Daily Nebraskan, p. 4. Secondary Sources Carter, Gwendolen M. Can Apartheid Succeed in South Africa? Council on Foreign Relations. Foreign Affairs. (Jan, 1954) Print. Curtis, Neville. South Africa: The Politics of Fragmentation. Council on Foreign Relations. Foreign Affairs. (Jan, 1972) Print. First, Ruth, et al. The South African Connection: Western Investment in Apartheid. London: Billing & Sons Limited, 1972. Print. “International Initiatives: Blueprint for Change in South Africa.” Seminar. Sponsored by The Carnegie Leadership Program of the Council on Religion and international Affairs and the U.S. Department of Education. Hosted by Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina. November 6-8, 1986. Print. Hull, Richard W. American Enterprise in South Africa: Historical Dimensions of Engagement and Disengagement. New York: New York University, 1990. Print. O’Mahony, Patrick J. Investment: A Blessing Or A Curse? Great Britain: Mayhew-McCrimmon, 1979. Print. Massie, Robert Kinloch. Loosing the Bonds: The United States and South Africa in the Apartheid Years. New York: Doubleday, 1997. Print. Newman, Anne & Bowers, Cathy. Foreign Investment in South Africa and Namibia. Washington, D.C.: Investor Responsibility Research Center, 1984. Print. Rogers, Barbara. White Wealth and Black Poverty: American Investments in Southern Africa. Westport: Greenwood Press, 1976. Print. Seidman, Ann & Neva. South Africa and U.S. Multinational Corporations. Westport: Lawrence Hill & Co., 1978. Print. Thompson, Carol B. Forum: Investing in South African Apartheid. Peace & Change, Vol 4, Issue 2 (Apr, 1977):53-57. Print. Thomson, Alex. U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Apartheid South Africa, 1948-1994: Conflict of Interests. New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2008. Print.
  • SDS Teach-in on South Africa
  • Nelson Mandela~1950's, Nelson and Winnie Mandela ~ 1958 and Sharpeville Massacre ~ 1960
  • Foreign Investment in South Africa
  • South African Riot Against Apartheid
  • South African Beating
  • South African Father Carrying Dead Child