Your University: An Enviable Past - A Promising Future

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Abstract/Description: A booklet produced by the Omaha University Alumni Association after World War II promoting the university and its future needs including as they were connected to the needs and growth of the City of Omaha. Sections in the booklet include: Two Stories of Progress: The University of Omaha, The City of Omaha College - more than an institution - a way of life Omaha can be proud of its nationally recognized university Serving the community in many ways Objectives of the University of Omaha A greater Omaha needs a greater university Looking ahead
Subject(s): Municipal University of Omaha
Tag: Metropolitan
Tag: University of Omaha
Tag: Urban
Date Created: circa 1946
1946
Title: Your University: An Enviable Past - A Promising Future.
Name(s): UNO Alumni Association, creator
Type of Resource: text
Date Created: circa 1946
1946
Language: English
Abstract/Description: A booklet produced by the Omaha University Alumni Association after World War II promoting the university and its future needs including as they were connected to the needs and growth of the City of Omaha. Sections in the booklet include: Two Stories of Progress: The University of Omaha, The City of Omaha College - more than an institution - a way of life Omaha can be proud of its nationally recognized university Serving the community in many ways Objectives of the University of Omaha A greater Omaha needs a greater university Looking ahead
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Subject(s): Municipal University of Omaha
Tag: Metropolitan
Tag: University of Omaha
Tag: Urban
Held by: UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections
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