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The Forum: Spring 2001

Tanya Alm, Dan Lucy, Timothy Gerlach, Jason Signalness, Chris Pieske, Amy Gieske, Josh Tangen, Kelly Jane Swenseth, Tiffany Hinderer, Amy Gieske, and Brie Black

Spring 2001 journal of the Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. The issue includes stories, poems, essays and art by undergraduate students.
The Forum: Winter 2001

Lucy Esberg, Rosy Esberg, Catherine Canham, Beth Eslinger, Maria Kannianen, RoxAnne Moore, Kelly Swenseth, Lauren Hoffman, Curtis Jefferson, and Margaret Mostad

Winter 2001 journal of the Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. The issue includes stories, poems, essays and art by undergraduate students.
The Forum: Fall 2001

Stephanie Rollefson, Rosy Esberg, Kelly Jane Swenseth, Cheri Olafson, Jason Signalness, Casey Maureen Gordon, Erin McCleary, Poppy Fowler, Beth Eslinger, Katie Zejdlik, and Christopher Pieske

Fall 2001 journal of the Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. The issue includes stories, poems, essays and art by undergraduate students.
The Forum: Fall 2000

Sharon Ennis, Dan Lucy, Amy Gieske, Pauline Berg, Nicky Sailer, Jason Signalness, Tami Jo Partlow, Chris Stoner, Dan Lucy, Michael Licht, Lauren Hoffman, Graphic Protest Class Protest Class, Kirsten Robinson, Nicky Sailer, and Jeanne O'Neil

Fall 2000 journal of the Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. The issue includes stories, poems, essays and art by undergraduate students.
The Forum: Spring 2000

Peggie Rice, Daniel Lucy, Erika Butler, Jason Signalness, Andrew Schmidt, Kelly Jane Swenseth, Steven Dennis, Adam Paulson, Chris Stoner, Poppy Fowler, Sara Hansen, and Jessica Gunderson

Spring 2000 journal of the Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. The issue includes stories, poems, essays and art by undergraduate students.
The Forum: Summer 2000

Kelly Jane Swenseth, Daniel Lucy, Rebecca Gunderson, Nicky Sailer, Jason Signalness, Jessica Gunderson, Erik Hinzpeter, Steven Dennis, Andrea Widdel, Justin Baesler, Adam Paulson, Kelly Jane Swenseth, Hannah Kramer, Erika Butler, RoxAnne Moore, and Lucy Esberg

Summer 2000 journal of the Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. The issue includes stories, poems, essays and art by undergraduate students.
The Forum: Fall 1999

Jason Signalness, Dan Lucy, Chris Stoner, Cherie Lemer, Jeanne O'Neil, Karissa Haugeberg, Kendra Rodgers, Poppy Fowler, Jamie Morlock, Adam Paulson, Wayne Elfman, Kara Guenthner, and Scott Thompson

Fall 1999 journal of the Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. The issue includes stories, poems, essays and art by undergraduate students.
The Return of Lake Agassiz: The University of North Dakota and the Flood of 1997

Jan M. Orvik and Richard P. Larson

On April 19, 1997, Grand Forks and East Grand Forks were overtaken by the largest flood seen in the cities in modern times. Tens of thousands abandoned their homes. Scattered throughout the region, they could do little more than wait for news reports and worry about what they would find when the waters subsided. At the University of North Dakota, the academic year had come to an abrupt end. Students, faculty and staff were among the evacuated. A small group of UND personnel now had to decide how to protect, as much as possible, an institution worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
A Century of UND Sports: an Athletic History of the University of North Dakota

Lee Bohnet

This history of athletics at the University of North Dakota was written by long-time Sports Information Director, Lee Bohnet.
Camp Depression: an Era of Hope and Opportunity at the University of North Dakota

University of North Dakota

Camp Depression opened October 21, 1933, at the University of North Dakota. It was designed to create low-cost housing for needy, but determined male students who wanted to obtain an education during the Great Depression. The camp consisted of six cabooses that were joined together and remodeled. Four cars were used for sleeping, a fifth was a combination kitchen/washroom, and a sixth was used as a study hall. Camp Depression residents paid their room and board by working four hours per week on campus. The residents shared cooking expenses, rotated mess duties in the kitchen and elsewhere, and enforced "quiet hours" for studying. Approximately 200 men lived in Camp Depression over its ten year existence. It closed after the 1942-1943 school year.

Released in May 1994, this publication examines the history of the Camp, as well as the young men who lived there.
The Clifford Years: the University of North Dakota, 1971-1992

Daniel R. Rice

This book is a history of the administration of Thomas Clifford, President of the University of North Dakota from 1971 until 1992.
Remembrances of Eva Foster Robinson: 1903-1984

Elwyn B. Robinson

Dr. Elwyn Robinson wrote this book following the death of his wife, Eva, in 1984. The publication records memories of their courtship, marriage, and family life.
Last Sabbatical : A Midlife Journey

Sophie Freud Loewenstein

The views of a professor of social work about her sabbatical leave overseas as a point of transition in her academic career, and as an occasion for challenge and reflection in her life and work, are presented. She left to escape the pressures of duties, obligations, strictures, and expectations that surround a relatively successful academic career, as well as to learn new clinical social work skills and to gain in personal development. Issues concerning midlife, professional relationships, relationships between male and female clinicians, and separation from a familiar culture and personal ties are addressed. Philosophical, personal, and professional concerns are shared and illustrated by quotes from literature and philosophy. (SW)
A Century on the Northern Plains: the University of North Dakota at 100

D. Jerome Tweton, Robert P. Wilkins, Thomas W. Howard, Lee Bohnet, James F. Vivian, and Dan F. Rylance

This is the Centennial History of the University of North Dakota, published in 1983.
University of North Dakota Songbook

University of North Dakota

This University of North Dakota songbook was published on the occasion of the UND Centennial in 1983. It contains words and music for the following songs: "Alma Mater," "It's for You, North Dakota U," "Stand Up and Cheer," "Fight on Sioux" and "The Cannibal King."
Ever Westward to the Far East: the Story of Chester Fritz

Chester Fritz and Dan Rylance

Published in 1982, Ever Westward to the Far East tells the story of UND benefactor Chester Fritz. The book was written with Dan Rylance of the Chester Fritz Library.
Flickertail Follies, 1982

University of North Dakota

The Flickertail Follies was a student variety show at the University of North Dakota from 1925 until 1962. The show was put on by Sigma Delta Chi, a national journalism society. This program is from 1982, when the Follies returned for a one time show in honor of UND's Centennial.
The Journal of Chester Fritz: Travels Through Western China in 1917

Chester Fritz, James Vivian, and Dan Rylance

Chester Fritz embarked on a six month journey through China in 1917. He kept a detailed journal and took many photographs along the way. This journal was edited by UND History Professor Dr. James Vivian and published by the University of North Dakota Press in 1981. Dan Rylance, curator of the Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection at the the Chester Fritz Library, wrote the introduction.
UND Alumni Songbook

University of North Dakota

This publication lists the words for 32 songs affiliated with the University of North Dakota.
Reference Guide to North Dakota History and North Dakota Literature: 1979

Dan Rylance and J.F.S. Smeall

"Reference Guide to North Dakota History and North Dakota Literature" was published in 1979. Dan Rylance of the Chester Fritz Library wrote the history section, while J.F.S. Smeall of the English Department composed the literature portion.
Perspective: A Magazine for Different People

Bill White, Jim Ennis, Sara Jones, Colleen Schweigert, Steve Lucas, John Thompson, Dorothy Bauer, Gary Gobleman, Jack Thomas, Bette Mogck, Gerry Flynn, and Dennis Kastendick

Perspective was published by undergraduate students at UND in April 1978. The lone issue featured articles about the culture and history of Sioux Indians, an interview with an African student and an African-American student, domestic abuse of women, the development of new energy resources in North Dakota, and the new Hughes Fine Arts Center. Photographs, cartoons, poetry and prose were also included.
Weather Modification Activities in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota from 1951 through 1976

Martin R. Schock

"The purpose of this study is to identify all weather modification projects occurring over North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota for the period of years 1951 through 1976. It is hopeful that an awareness of these activities will help to: 1. place into perspective the development of weather modification in these three states, 2. assist with the administrative planning and technical design of future projects; and, 3. provide a background of information useful for designing evaluation schemes for future projects." (from page one)
"Dedication of the Ernest F. Fox, Sr., Service Complex:" 1975

University of North Dakota

Pamphlet for the dedication of the Ernest Fox Service Complex on the UND campus, May 21, 1975. The building was named in honor of Fox, a prominent university benefactor.
Proceedings of the Presidential Inauguration of Thomas J. Clifford

University of North Dakota

This publication includes the text of speeches delivered at the inauguration of Thomas J. Clifford as the eighth President of the University of North Dakota on April 14, 1972
The Inauguration of Thomas J. Clifford as the Eighth President of the University of North Dakota

University of North Dakota

This is the program from the inauguration of President Tom Clifford as the President of the University of North Dakota. The ceremony took place on April 14, 1972.