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This sign was created by an unknown person to notify people of the process of reserving the English Department Common Room.

The submitter provided the following of the artifacts history: "it is from the Williams Building located upon the…

This document is an email from Barack Obama's campaign to a donor, addressed personally. The content includes statistics highlighting job growth and the increased success of Obamacare. The email then thanks the donor and wishes him or her a happy new…

This artifact is a list of questions composed by Kathleen Blake Yancey that was used when she interviewed author Chelsea Clinton.

This artifact appears to be taped to a wooden surface that pleads individuals to refrain from leaning on it.

This travel magazine, created by Megan Keaton, describes three activities she had planned and different activities and restaurants in Atlanta and Decatur.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: For his 30th birthday, my…

This artifact is an e-mail written by Michelle Obama soliciting donations from Kathleen Yancey.

This artifact is Camila Castro's drawing of the character Frozone from The Incredibles. The drawing is a completed piece from one half that is printed. It is hastily drawn and barely passes as a drawing of a person.

This artifact is Kelsey Peters' Grandmother's list of family members' phone numbers which she created and put on the refrigerator to give her easy access to them. Additionally, there is a small piece of receipt paper with another phone number paper…

The submitter told the following story about the artifact's creation: "We only had $500 for the wedding (including my dress and food), so I made our invitations myself. We had a deluxe clipart CD, (which was pretty exciting in the 90s!) so we had a…

This artifact is Margaret Bell's planner that she writes in to organize and remember her due dates for school.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: This is the planner I keep in my backpack to keep track of…