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  Speaking of President Starcher

  University of North Dakota

  The University of North Dakota published this pamphlet upon the retirement of President George Starcher, who had served since 1954.

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  Essays on Western History in Honor of Elwyn B. Robinson

  Edward C. Blackorby, William M. Philliips, Wesley A. Waage, Ralph J. Kane, Jackson K. Punam, D. Jerome Tweton, and Sinclair Snow

  This book was published on the occasion of the retirement of Dr. Elwyn B. Robinson from the Department of History at the University of North Dakota. It features articles by several different historians regarding various subjects in the history of the American West.

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  Ignite: February 1969

  Janelle Hongess, Robert Branconnier, Nancy Krebsbach, Kurt Hirschhorn, and Ronald Johnson

  This alternative newspaper was published at the University of North Dakota in February 1969 and feature articles written at University, as well as re-prints from national publications.

  This issue features the following articles: "Words;" "ABM in North Dakota by Robert Branconnier; "The Revolution" by Nancy Krebsbach; "LSD and Chromosal Damage" by Kurt Hirschhorn; "News Notes;" and "Letter to the Editor" by UND Professor Ronald Johnson.

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  Ignite

  Janelle Hongess, Donna Michelson, Tim Reynolds, and Mike Shahane

  This alternative newspaper was published at the University of North Dakota and features articles written at University, as well as re-prints from national publications.

  This undated issue features the following articles: "GI Coffee Houses by Donna Michelson (originally printed in Mobilizer); "The Mexico City Massacre" by Tim Reynolds (originally printed in The Rag); "They vs. Them" by Mike Shahane; and several "News Notes" blurbs spread throughout the issue.

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  Guide to the Microfilm Edition of the Dakota Territorial Records

  D. Jerome Tweton and Daniel F. Rylance

  Published in 1969, this guide covers the history of the Dakota Territory and provides detailed information regarding the contents of the Microfilm Edition of the Dakota Territorial Records.

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  Ignite: Big Homecoming Issue

  Janelle Hongess, Robert Branconnier, Ken Christianson, Melvin Wade, and Wanis Kouri

  This alternative newspaper was published at the University of North Dakota in October 1968 and feature articles written at University, as well as re-prints from other national publications.

  The issue features the following articles: "Editorial" by Janelle Hongess; "The Marijuana Story" (reprinted from The Drummer, Stillwater, Oklahoma); "Some Property Has No Right to Exist" by Robert Branconnier; "Cure for Virginity Claimed" by Anonymous; "Wallace in God's Country" by Ken Christianson; "The Black View" by Melvin Wade (reprinted from The Drummer, Stillwater, Oklahoma); and "Scum Resurrected" by Wanis Kouri.

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  Ignite: October 1968

  Janelle Hongess, Bill Freeland, and Paul Goodman

  This alternative newspaper was published at the University of North Dakota in October 1968 and feature articles written at University, as well as re-prints from national publications.

  This issue features the following articles: "Huey Newton Convicted by Racist Jury" by Bill Freeland; "Organized Crime on Campus" by Janelle Hongess (the editor of Ignite); "Columbia" by Paul Goodman; and "Quotations from Chairman Lew."

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  Ignite: November 1968

  Janelle Hongess, Doug Rankin, Bill Borden, Thomas DeBaggio, Charles Kaiser, Alfred Hobbs, Maria Cakars, and Mike Evangelist

  This alternative newspaper was published at the University of North Dakota in November 1968 and feature articles written at University, as well as re-prints from other national publications.

  The issue features the following articles: "Organized Crime at U.N.D." by Janelle Hongess (the editor of Ignite); "The New Folk" by Doug Rankin; "This Mad White World" by Bill Borden (UND English Professor); "The Second Time Around" by Thomas DeBaggio; "Prayer for the Suffering" by Charles Kaiser; "What Misled Colleagues Can Do" by Alfred Hobbs; "The Sibyl Speaks;" Refusal News" by Maris Cakars; "Academic Freedom Behind Machine Gun Mounts" by Thomas DeBaggio; "Censorship: Pluralistic Ignorance" by Charles Kaiser; and "14 Lines" by Mike Evangelist.

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  Ignite

  Janelle Hongess, Frank Seip, John Cogley, Robert Branconnier, and Eldridge Cleaver

  This alternative newspaper was published at the University of North Dakota and features articles written at University, as well as re-prints from national publications. This issue is undated, although likely was printed in late 1968.

  This issue features the following articles: "Notice" and "In Loco Parentis " by Janelle Hongess; "Letter from a Reader" by Frank Seip; "Dissent is Not Enough" by John Cogley, Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions; "The Catonsville Nine: Safety Valves or Revolutionaries?" by Robert Branconnier; "Muhammad Ali Pleads Prejudice in Appealing to Supreme Court" from Civil Liberties; and "Eldridge Cleaver Speaks" from the Berkeley Bomb.

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  Recognition Banquet Program for the 1966 UND Football Team

  University of North Dakota

  Held on 27 February 1967, this is the program for the Recognition Banquet for the 1966 University of North Dakota football team. The Fighting Sioux defeated Parsons College in the Pecan Bowl by a score of 42-24. The game was played on 10 December 1966 in Abilene, Texas.

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  1966 University of North Dakota Gridiron Guide

  University of North Dakota

  This is the 1966 media guide to the University of North Dakota football team.

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  1965 University of North Dakota Gridiron Guide

  University of North Dakota

  This is the media guide to the 1965 University of North Dakota football team.

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  "Beacon O'er Our Western Land:" University of North Dakota

  George W. Starcher

  UND President George Starcher delivered this address to the Newcomen Society on 24 July 1958.

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  1964 University of North Dakota Gridiron Guide

  University of North Dakota

  This is the media guide to the 1964 University of North Dakota football team.

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  1961 University of North Dakota Gridiron Guide

  University of North Dakota

  This is the media guide to the 1961 University of North Dakota football team.

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  Flickertail Follies, 1961

  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 is the program from the 1961 show, held at the Grand Forks Central High School Auditorium in May.

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  Introducing the Chester Fritz Library, 1961

  University of North Dakota

  This informational publication was written on the occasion of the opening of the Chester Fritz Library in 1961. The 12 page document includes photographs, a floorplan, and text regarding the history of both Chester Fritz and the Chester Fritz Library.

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  1960 University of North Dakota Gridiron Guide

  University of North Dakota

  This is the media guide to the 1960 University of North Dakota football team.

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  Flickertail Follies, 1960

  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 is the program from the 1960 show, held at the Grand Forks Central High School Auditorium in May.

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  Cultural Charter of the University of North Dakota

  University of North Dakota

  From the foreword: "This statement of what we believe about the University was prepared by a committee composed of faculty and students." It was formally approved by both the Student Council and the Faculty Council in May 1959.

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  Flickertail Follies, 1959

  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 is the program from the 1959 show, held at the Grand Forks Central High School Auditorium in May.

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  Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Faculty Conference and Convocation, 1958

  University of North Dakota

  UND held a faculty conference and convocation during its 75th Anniversary celebration in 1958. Numerous scholars, UND alumni, and UND faculty presented at the three day event, which ran from November 6 until November 8, 1958. A highlight was Dr. Elwyn Robinson's address on "The Themes of North Dakota History." He would expand on this short address in his famous monograph History of North Dakota, published in 1966.

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  The Road to Troy...

  University of North Dakota

  Commemorative booklet published after the University of North Dakota won the NCAA men's ice hockey championship in Troy, New York, in 1959. It was the University's first national hockey championship.

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  University of the Northern Plains: a History of the University of North Dakota, 1883-1958

  Louis G. Geiger

  This book was written in 1958 on the occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the University of North Dakota.

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  Flickertail Follies, 1958

  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 is the program from the 1958 show, performed during UND's 75th Anniversary Year, at the Grand Forks Central High School Auditorium in May.