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Melissa Homestead published her book Melissa Homestead, author of "The Only Wonderful Things," centering on Willa Cather’s partnership with Edith Lewis, is photographed in front of the Harris House in Lincoln, Nebraska, where Willa Cather and Edith Lewis met. August 24, 2020. Photo by Alma Ceretta Photography and Events. Photos can be used for publicity uses and the rights are owned by Melissa Homestead.

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Melissa Homestead published her book Melissa Homestead, author of "The Only Wonderful Things," centering on Willa Cather’s partnership with Edith Lewis, is photographed in front of the Harris House in Lincoln, Nebraska, where Willa Cather and Edith Lewis met. August 24, 2020. Photo by Alma Ceretta Photography and Events. Photos can be used for publicity uses and the rights are owned by Melissa Homestead.

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Melissa Homestead published her book Melissa Homestead, author of "The Only Wonderful Things," centering on Willa Cather’s partnership with Edith Lewis, is photographed in front of the Harris House in Lincoln, Nebraska, where Willa Cather and Edith Lewis met. August 24, 2020. Photo by Alma Ceretta Photography and Events. Photos can be used for publicity uses and the rights are owned by Melissa Homestead.

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Melissa Homestead published her book Melissa Homestead, author of "The Only Wonderful Things," centering on Willa Cather’s partnership with Edith Lewis, is photographed in front of the Harris House in Lincoln, Nebraska, where Willa Cather and Edith Lewis met. August 24, 2020. Photo by Alma Ceretta Photography and Events. Photos can be used for publicity uses and the rights are owned by Melissa Homestead.

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Kwame Dawes, Professor English for the College of Arts and Sciences. December 12, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Amanda Love helps Jill Schindler with a question. Love works the reception desk to greet incoming students. English department Writing Center has been moved and remodeled in Andrews Hall. October 5, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Cassie Kiihne discusses her paper with tutor Michaela Luckey in the Writing Center Wednesday. English department Writing Center has been moved and remodeled in Andrews Hall. October 5, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Kenneth Price, the Hillegass University Professor of American literature at Nebraska, shows part of the library's collection of Walt Whitman's work to his class. August 23, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University of Nebraska

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Kenneth Price, the Hillegass University Professor of American literature at Nebraska, shows part of the library's collection of Walt Whitman's work to his class. August 23, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University of Nebraska

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It was discovered that the original 1855 edition of “Leaves of Grass” has variations across copies, due to Walt Whitman’s stop-press revisions, and the fact that it was produced on a hand printing press, which allowed for type to move and fall off. A new grant awarded to the University of Nebraska will allow researchers in the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities (CDRH) to examine about 20 of the original copies to record and research the variations and build an online variorum accessible to scholars and casual readers alike.
Ken Price, Hillegass Professor of English and co-director of the CDRH shows students some of the items in the Whitman Collection of Love Library. Price will oversee the research on the grant. August 23, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University of Nebraska.

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It was discovered that the original 1855 edition of “Leaves of Grass” has variations across copies, due to Walt Whitman’s stop-press revisions, and the fact that it was produced on a hand printing press, which allowed for type to move and fall off. A new grant awarded to the University of Nebraska will allow researchers in the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities (CDRH) to examine about 20 of the original copies to record and research the variations and build an online variorum accessible to scholars and casual readers alike.
Ken Price, Hillegass Professor of English and co-director of the CDRH shows students some of the items in the Whitman Collection of Love Library. Price will oversee the research on the grant. August 23, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University of Nebraska.

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It was discovered that the original 1855 edition of “Leaves of Grass” has variations across copies, due to Walt Whitman’s stop-press revisions, and the fact that it was produced on a hand printing press, which allowed for type to move and fall off. A new grant awarded to the University of Nebraska will allow researchers in the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities (CDRH) to examine about 20 of the original copies to record and research the variations and build an online variorum accessible to scholars and casual readers alike.
Ken Price, Hillegass Professor of English and co-director of the CDRH shows students some of the items in the Whitman Collection of Love Library. Price will oversee the research on the grant. August 23, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University of Nebraska.

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It was discovered that the original 1855 edition of “Leaves of Grass” has variations across copies, due to Walt Whitman’s stop-press revisions, and the fact that it was produced on a hand printing press, which allowed for type to move and fall off. A new grant awarded to the University of Nebraska will allow researchers in the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities (CDRH) to examine about 20 of the original copies to record and research the variations and build an online variorum accessible to scholars and casual readers alike.
Ken Price, Hillegass Professor of English and co-director of the CDRH shows students some of the items in the Whitman Collection of Love Library. Price will oversee the research on the grant. August 23, 2016. Photo by Craig Chandler / University of Nebraska.

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Studio portrait of Hope Wabuke, Assistant Professor, College of Arts and Science. New Faculty Orientation. August 29, 2016. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communication Photography.

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Studio portrait of Nganga (Peter) Muchiri, Assistant Professor, College of Arts and Sciences. New Faculty Orientation. August 29, 2016. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communication Photography.

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Studio portrait of Frances Kaye, professor of English. April 8, 2016. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communications Photographer.

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Chigozie Obioma, a Nigerian writer and member of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln creative writing faculty, is one of six authors vying for one of the most prestigious writing awards in the world. September 11, 2015, Photo by Craig Chandler, University Communications.

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Chigozie Obioma, a Nigerian writer and member of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln creative writing faculty, is one of six authors vying for one of the most prestigious writing awards in the world. September 11, 2015, Photo by Craig Chandler, University Communications.

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Chigozie Obioma, a Nigerian writer and member of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln creative writing faculty, is one of six authors vying for one of the most prestigious writing awards in the world. September 11, 2015, Photo by Craig Chandler, University Communications.

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Studio portrait of Rachel Azima, New Faculty Photo Shoot, August 19, 2015. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communications Photographer.

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Studio portrait of Rachael Wendler, New Faculty Photo Shoot, August 19, 2015. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communications Photographer.

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Studio portrait of Lark Warren, New Faculty Photo Shoot, August 19, 2015. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communications Photographer.

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Studio portrait of Chigozie Obioma, New Faculty Photo Shoot, August 19, 2015. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communications Photographer.

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Studio portrait of Amy Goodburn, New Faculty Photo Shoot, August 19, 2015. Photo by Greg Nathan, University Communications Photographer.

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