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from the issue of September 1, 2005
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Husker Football
Legendary Cornhusker football coach Bob Devaney (center) and his coaching staff pose outside the old Field House at Memorial Stadium in this circa-1964 photo. The other coaches are (from left) George Kelley, Cletus Fischer, Carl Selmer, Jim Ross, Mike Corgan and John Milton. In a throwback to the Devaney era, the UNL Athletics Department has installed new Memorial Stadium turf in an alternating color scheme. With the completion of an ongoing $50 million construction project in fall 2006, the Athletics department will further honor the Devaney era by switching the Huskers' lockerroom and field entrance to North Stadium. During the Devaney years, the Husker lockers were housed in the Field House, pictured above. The Field House was removed to allow for the current rehabilitation project.
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NEWS HEADLINES FOR SEPTEMBER 1
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Husker impact gauged
Morrill Hall to unveil new exhibit
Perlman to chart academic objectives
Chancellor offers welcome as term begins
Early Christian expert to open E.N. Thompson series
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Service Awards 2005
Tolstoy, John Wayne featured in 200th Olson seminar
U.S. foreign policy experts discuss European perspective
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