Items

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  May Queen Racing Form

  An excerpt taken from a publication titled the Corn Shucks, showing a racing form for women, using antiquated satirical language to describe the women.
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  Architecture Hall

  A photo showing the original construction of the Architecture Hall as seen from the west side.
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  Students at Architecture Hall

  A photo of student standing in the doorway of Architecture Hall under a sign reading "rest in peace."
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  Protesting students

  A photo of two students at a desk with a publication titled "Vietnam Report" and a sign reading "Boycott the May 14 draft deferment test don't be a part of the war machine."
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  War protest flyer

  Flyer advertising a war protest reading: "Angry about what Nixon's doing in Cambodia? Be outside the union (northside) 1:30 Monday - May 4 and do something about it!!! (A.S.U.N. approved)"
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  Liberty bond poster

  A liberty bond poster showing a soldier asking another man about buying bonds, with the statement "I'm giving everything. What are you giving?" The poster also reads "Can you look him squarely in the eye and answer"
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  Agriculture Engineering Building

  A photo of the south facade of the Agricultural Engineering building located on East Campus.
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  Photo, College of Medicine Building

  College of Medicine at the University of Nebraska campus in 1913 as shown for the Fourth Annual Alumni Week of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine.
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  Postcard photo, Mechanical Arts Building

  A postcard photo of the Mechanical Arts Building on the University of Nebraska campus in 1910.
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  Chart, Huskerville population

  Population chart showing the number of adults and children living in each unit at Huskerville through June and July of 1952
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  Photo, Huskerville residents

  A photograph of adults and children shown on the port of a Huskerville home.
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  Photo, Football fans

  A group of men shown seated on each other's knees to form a circle in a Omaha, Nebraska, street.
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  Telegram, Amanda Heppner to Samuel Avery

  A telegram from Amanda H. Heppner to Chancellor Samuel Avery correcting information reported in a newspaper regarding women smoking.
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  Yearbook page, Mystic Fish
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  Yearbook page, Amanda Heppner

  A page from the 1922 yearbook showing a portrait of Amanda Heppner.
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  Yearbook page, C.S. Boucher tribute

  A page from the 1944 yearbook with a tribute to C.S. Boucher.
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  Yearbook page, C.S. Boucher

  A page from the 1944 yearbook showing C.S. Boucher seated at a desk in an office.
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  Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, grand staircase

  The grand staircase in the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, showing several sculptures on display.
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  Sheldon Memorial Art Galley, facade

  Front facade of Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, with front steps, at the time of its completion.
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  Letter, George W. Norris to James L. Sellers

  Letter from George W. Norris, when a U.S. Senator, to Sellers regarding a World Court resolution vote.
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  Letter, John F. Kennedy to James L. Sellers

  John F. Kennedy, while a United States Senator, wrote to James Sellers regarding an advisory committee.
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  James L. Sellers at desk

  James L. Sellers seated at a desk reading a handwritten document.
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  James l. Sellers seated

  James L. Sellers seated in front of a desk and smiling.
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  Morrill Hall

  Morrill Hall (front) and Andrews Hall (back) taken recently after their completion.
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  Campus plan, George Seymour

  George Seymour’s design for the future of City Campus.