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from the issue of September 22, 2005
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Louise Pound
This cartoon of Louise Pound, drawn by Herbert Johnson, was featured in the April 1901 edition of the Arrowhead, a student publication printed between 1899-1902.
Pound's athletic prowess was recently acknowledged when she was selected No. 64 in the Omaha World-Herald's Top 100 athletes of Nebraska. Better known for her work in the NU Department of English, Pound competed in tennis, golf, cycling, ice skating and basketball.
From 1901 to 1927, Pound was ranked as the top woman golfer in Lincoln and won the first state women's tournament in 1916.
Pound was the women's state tennis singles champion in 1891 and 1892, the same years she won the NU men's singles and doubles titles.
From the Archives is a Scarlet feature depicting an item from the university's past. Information this week was provided by the University Archives. To suggest or contribute a feature, call 472-8515.
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NEWS HEADLINES FOR SEPTEMBER 22
Master plan ready for faculty, staff review
Fiesta on the Green
Online carpool service starts at UNL
StarTran program continues to build as gas prices shift
Whitman Archive earns $500,000 challenge grant
Admissions dean outlines enrollment figures
Fossil named for UNL paleontologist
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Museum collection open to the public Sept. 24
Rural Nebraskans look to family, friends for help with personal problems
Study to help gauge injury development among musicians
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