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Nuclear protest poster, image 001: photographic print
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Archival Collection
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Photograph of Bonnie Gragson, 1976
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Archival Collection
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Jane Ham Legislative Papers
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The Jane Ham Legislative Papers (1980-1981) document the legislative activities of Nevada Republican Assemblywoman Jane Ham during the 1981 legislative session. The collection consists of Legislative Bureau correspondence, memos, pamphlets, and draft legislative bills. Also included are reports, studies, and informal polls from private individuals and lobby groups expressing response to pending legislation.
Archival Collection
Research, models, and reference photographs, 1977 to 2000
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Materials contain photographs, photographic slides, and negatives of research, models, and reference materials from 1977 to 2000 used by artist Robert Beckmann. The photographs depict several styles of architecture, hotels and casinos in Las Vegas, Nevada, statues, fine art, sculptures, men and women posing, historical photographs from books, and nuclear explosions.
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Robert Beckmann Photographs
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Archival Component
University of Nevada, Las Vegas Department of Athletics Records
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The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Department of Athletic Records consist of UNLV sports memorabilia, programs, magazines, media guides, and newsletters from the athletics department. The collection has materials documenting both women and men's teams including basketball, swimming and diving, and golf. Other teams include track and field, cheer and dance, and softball. There are also materials that document Jerry Tarkanian's role coaching the men's basketball team.
Archival Collection
Transcript of interview with Catherine Hunt by Dennis Hunt, March 2, 1980
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Archival Collection
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On March 2, 1980, Dennis Hunt interviewed his mother, Catherine Hunt (born August 25, 1932 in Palmyra, Missouri) about her life in Southern Nevada. The two discuss Catherine Hunt’s work as a secretary before becoming a housewife. The interview concludes with Catherine Hunt’s thoughts on population growth, women’s rights, and the Equal Rights Amendment.
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