University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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E University of Nevada is but the 'd l fthose reiiection of the abilities and 1 ea o . about whom and with Whose aid it has d elo ed. To its humble beginning in a ev p single-structure at Elko in 1873, the campus . . . . h of today stands in striking contrast and is t e true evidence of Nevada's background. In picturing the past college year, the 1933 Artemisia has attempted to weave into its pattern a bit of the spirit which has charac- terized the progress of this state and its university. The merit of this volume may be judged according to its value as a record and as a reflection of this spirit. f ZYN4 'Mx Qi?-

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