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Fred wrote this greeting card to Michael for his birthday and Christmas. The artifact shows only the inside right page of the card, which displays a handwritten note along with the printed text of the greeting card.

The submitter provided the…

This artifact is a handwritten To-Do list detailing the submitter's daily schedule. The submitter provided the following regarding the artifact: "The artifact is a short To-Do list I had for one day. The list is just mundane tasks that I would go…

This artifact is Roshan Ramhit's poem written in a journal in pen ink.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history: This poem was written during my college years when I wanted to relax, or when I was inspired.

This artifact is writing in cement.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
Writing in cement found on 4/2/18. Located in tunnel below Pensacola street in Tallahassee, FL

This artifact is an observation made by the submitter.

The submitter provided the following regarding this artifact: "This is a banner hung outside of the Phi Mu House to display their support of Greek Week Relay for Life event. The artifact was…

This artifact is Phi Mu's banner for their spring philanthropy.

The submitter provided the following regarding the artifact: "Banners are created by sororities, fraternities, and other organizations to portray and announce certain events going on…

This artifact displays anonymous writing by what seems to be two different individuals, the first lamenting about one of their classes while the second writes a phone number after a message responding to the original text.

This artifact is Maryana Boatenreiter's notes of one of William Burrough's cut up poems.

The submitter included the following about the artifact's history:
I jotted down this cut-up poem during a class when I'd left my real notebook at home.

This artifact is an anonymous person's writing on a wall that prompts viewers to call for a good time. The writing is surrounded by what looks like a half-drawn penis.

This artifact is an anonymous person's writing on the wall that prompts viewers to call a specific person for a "good time" while also mentioning that "kush" is available, written in green marker.