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1940-1949: War and Peace on the University of Nebraska Campus

Students
- Isolation and Contribution
- Pranks and Riots
Faculty
- Petitions and Conflicts
- Budget Talks and New Faces
Administration
- C.S. Boucher: The Isolationist Intellectual
- Ruben Gustavson: The Humble Researcher
Community
- A Complicated Relationship
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