Photographs

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Colonial Terrace, Student Life Records contains two photo negatives of three women and a man in a kitchen at Colonial Terrace Apartments talking and drinking tea.

Scope and Contents The Commencement records include a wide variety of materials such as programs, addresses or speeches made at commencement, calendars, invitations, procession instructions, commencement orations, biographical material, photographs, newspaper clippings, and video recordings that document commencement activities at the University of Nebraska from 1872 to the present. All files are arranged chronologically by year.The bulk of the collection is comprised of programs published for...

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The records include photographs and issues of the Cornhusker Countryman from 1928-1952.

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College of Arts and Sciences

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This collection contains numerous publication and research bulletins from the career of C.W. Ackerson.  Most of the articles are written on the topics of nitrogen, calcium and phosphorus metabolism of hens; vitamin A, B12, and D requirements of chicks; and the nitrate problem in animal nutrition.  Also in the collection are a photograph of Ackerson and two CVs along with bibliographical lists.

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This collection contains 12 Nazi posters(WWII), a Nazi flag, 3 sucusacas[sp.?], a run of "The Stars and Stripes (1945), and a photo album from Germany during WWII.

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The collection relates to Dale Gibbs career as a professor of architecture at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.  It contains correspondence, papers, teaching and university materials, slides, photographs, and architectural drawings, including Gibbs' work as a professional and undergraduate at UNL and student drawings from architectural rendering classes.  Among the materials are numerous folders related to the college's London Program.

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The collection includes Worcester's correspondence; biographical information; manuscripts of papers, addresses, critiques, and workshops; and his published articles.  Materials related to Worcester's work in the Philippines, France, and Germany.

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The collection includes minutes, programs, photographs, a University Union history, centennial banquet materials, and original works by society alumni.

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Contains news clippings, dance cards (about 1900), bylaws (1942), "Songs of Delta Delta Delta," (1942), and photographs of Delta Delta Delta Sorority.

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Contains news clippings, event programs, and photographs of chapter house and members of Delta Gamma Sorority.

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Contains news clippings, yearbooks (1929-1930), photographs of members and events of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, and event cards for Mother's Day (1923), 29th Annual Banquet (1923), and Squab Scramble banquet and dance (1923).

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Contains news clippings and photographs of Delta Upsilon Fraternity members and events.

Scope and Contents The correspondence and several research files relate to documentation work done for the Bayles Quilt (also spelt Bayless or Bayliss) held at the Dallas Historical Society. The majority of research materials are photocopies of articles and research sources related to a specific topic. Many of the research files include Church's handwritten notes and comments on the published articles. Types of items within the research files include correspondence, photocopies of published articles, research...

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The files are arranged alphabetically.

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The collection includes correspondence, committee information, minutes, reports, financial records, board of directors' records, information about sponsored activities, and printed materials such as newsletters and clippings.

Scope and Contents The papers consist of correspondence and radio transcripts created during Hollenbeck’s career with the NBC and the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS). There are a few broadcasts from American Broadcasting Company (ABC). The programs include special broadcasts, along with Hollenbeck’s “War Journal,” “CBS Views the Press,” and “You are There.” Many of these were produced during World War II. There is a scrapbook and several 3 dimensional items.The collection is roughly arranged in...

Scope and Contents The photographic collection of Donald Watts is composed of slides and a few photographs from Watts' travels in Afghanistan in 1973 to early 1975 while a Peace Corps volunteer in Kabul. Subjects of the images include Balkh, Bamiyan, Band-I-Amir, Bost, Herat, Kabul, Istalif, Herat, Nuristan, and other cities, provinces, and sites. The slides are sorted by location or other topic. The photographs were identified as being about Kabul, Watts' residence in Kabul, children, Kochis, Peace Corps,...

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The correspondence in this collection detail inquiries about donating the Bettis oral history materials to the American Quilt Study Group. The collection includes typed transcriptions and 9 cassette tapes of an oral interview with Dorothy Bettis done by Glenna Brock between May and September 1988. There are also photographs of selected quilts created by Bettis, with detailed information on the quilts.

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The interview materials include subject files on individual quilters as well as 136 cassette tapes of interviews and speeches given at various quilting events. The subject files include biographical information and photos or slides of the interviewee, quilts they created or own, and correspondence with Dottie Moore.

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The Maxwell Papers document his work with the forestry service throughout Nebraska. The records include field notebooks, outreach booklets that Maxwell either edited or wrote, newspaper clippings, photographs of Maxwell and his work, and awards received for his service as a forester and professor of the University of Nebraska. The records also include items relating to Maxwell's interest in the poetry of James Whitcomb Riley.

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This collection contains mostly Ed Kopac's correspondence with different sources during his career as a Montana rancher and livestock feeder. Included in the correspondence are letters to senators, lawyers, and people in business with Kopac. There is correspondence concerning the Czech Pioneer Memorial and his contributions to that organization.