Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan dressed as Napoleon ridding a donkey leading troops. Behind him are Patrick McCarren, William "Fingy" Conner and Charles Murphy, who is riding a tiger.

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan beaten up with bandages on his head and over his eye marked as, "1896," "Hearst," and "1900." Behind Bryan stand Patrick McCarren with an axe and Charles Murphy with a dagger. To the left of Bryan is…

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan and William Howard Taft standing, each with an arm resting on a short pillar with Lady Justice atop. The side each man has his arm resting on has his record inscribed on it. Taft's lists, Judge, Gov. of…

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan drowning. His head is and right hand and forearm emerging from water. In the ripples of the water are written 1896 and 1900.

Political cartoon of Uncle Sam holding a photo of William Jennings Bryan in his right hand and looking upward. Text above the drawing reads, "Uncle Sam: 'Bryan _ Bryan. The name sounds familiar?'

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan on stage as a juggler. A ball and feather are in the air, marked as "Bank Guarantee," and "Injunction" respectively. Bryan is holding plates in under his left arm, with one marked as "Referendum." A…

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan kneeling with his arms stretched upward. A ghost-like figure with a round, masked face, and winged feet, marked with a dollar sign, floats behind Bryan with both arms outstretched holding bags of money. …

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan running on a wooden treadmill that is powering a saw. The saw blade is halfway through cutting off a portion marked as "Defeat 1908." Two other portions of the log lie on the ground marked as, "Defeat…

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan and Samuel Gompers running from a building marked as "Central Federation of Labor." Men in the doorway of the building are throwing vegetables at them. Gompers is carrying a small bag marked as "$15."

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan sitting on the ground encircled by a barbed wire fence. Bryan is holding a gun. In the distance, a small group of men of different nationalities stand holding bags of money.

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan and Uncle Sam. Bryan is holding a paper that reads, "If Elected I Shall Not Be A Candidate For Re-election." Uncle same is laughing.

Political Cartoon of William Jennings Bryan wearing a barrel marked as "Haskell Oil," a reference to his campaign manager Charles N. Haskell. Bryan is standing before a tailor, who is scratching his head. Behind the tailor is a poster that reads…

The cover of an article by E. Mott Davis published by the State Museum.

This is a questionnaire given out to the instructional staff and faculty of the University of Nebraska, detailing some questions about what a faculty member might desire inside of the Student Union. If so, it asks if they would be willing to subject…

This image is of a diagonally folded, cord-bound flyer that has printed in it songs from that were sung by the ladies of the Tri-Delta house. These songs could have been performed at a philanthropic event or any other event.

Thank you letter from Dennis Schneider to Virginia Luke for her help setting up the 1973 Jazz Lab Band tour.

1929 response to Colonel Jewett from Burnett encouraging the organization of a committee to fundraise for the band, as the university cannot always be held responsible for purchasing uniforms.

Burnett asks several individuals if they would form a fundraising committee for the R.O.T.C. band

Title page of The Revolution, included in the volume with an inscription written by Susan B. Anthony.

This is an interview with former head coach Cal Bentz about the NCAA violations brought against his team.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7Mnut5in74

This is an interview of former head coach Cal Bentz.

A picture of the Schiller Linden tree plaque as it appears today.

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Letter from Lieut. F. F. Jewett to Chancellor Burnett, December 27, 1928 calling attention to the role of the band as a university organization and therefore the need for the university to support the R.O.T.C. band with funds for uniforms and…

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Letter from Lieut. F. F. Jewett to Chancellor Burnett, December 27, 1928 calling attention to the role of the band as a university organization and therefore the need for the university to support the R.O.T.C. band with funds for uniforms and…

Lt. Jewett's response to Chancellor Burnett suggesting specific individuals for a committee to create a more permanent source of funding for band activities and necessities, such as travel and uniforms.

Hand-colored studio portrait of nine-year-old Willa Cather as Hiawatha, holding a bow and arrow.