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This artifact is a historical account of a former chairman of the FSU Psychology and Neuroscience departments. He has lasted seven years at the university, and was commemorated on a stone bench adjacent to the Psychology Department.

This artifact is a message written on the walls of the Sweet Shop Café. The message reads: “My final was due 2 days ago… still haven’t started it yet!”

This artifact is located in the men's bathroom stall on the first floor of the Carother's building at FSU. It is written in between the tile walls on the far side of the room. This is free hand art calls attention to the gay community, who have been…

This artifact is located in the men's bathroom of Sweet Shop, a small cafe on Jefferson Street in Tallahassee, FL. It is written in the only stall in the room with pencil. However this 'prayer' is rather raunchy, it is relatable to everyone and for…

This artifact is located in one of the men's bathroom stalls of Strozier library. It is a quote of the late British singer-songwriter, Nick Drake.

This artifact is located in one of the men's bathroom stalls of Strozier library. It likely has one author who have tried to sign their name, but it can only be read as "Just M." They are stressed about the exam that they are about to fail.

This artifact is located in one of the men's bathroom stalls of Strozier Library. It is etched on the wall with a blunt or sharp object. Other text is also etched on but is illegible. While still crude, this permanent inscription is quite typical to…

This artifact was sent by Mary Ruth Boatenreiter as a postcard from the Blue and White Motor Court Cottages in St. Augustine, FL to Atlanta, GA.

This artifact is Maryana Boatenreiter's guide to find a book in Strozier library on FSU campus.

The submitter included the following about the artifact's history:
This was directions I wrote down to find a book in Strozier library. The bookcases…

This artifact is graffiti located in one of the men's bathroom stalls in Strozier.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
This text is etched on the plastic material, unlike other texts which are usually written with…