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This artifacts is a pin attached to Mishalynn Brown's backpack. It takes a comedic approach to self-love and the acknowledgement of racial tensions.

Two diary entries in 1991 by Glenda Berkey where she writes about her daily experiences from July 19 to July 20.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history: The diary entry was written by Glenda Berkey on July 19, 1991 as…

This artifact is Alessandra Mazzochi's daily planner from the month of "ottobre" (october). The days of the 16th and the 17th have writing on them in English and Italian. There is a picture of four young adults laid on the page planner itself.

This artifact is the fifth, hand-written journal entry received from Alex Buter in 2019 in which someone reflects on the annoyance of being dependent on a phone after being without one.

This artifact is the fourth, hand-written journal entry received from Alex Buter in 2019 in which someone makes two lists of the pros and cons of having their phone back.

This artifact is the third, hand-written journal entry received from Alex Buter in 2019 in which someone reflects on their dependence on technology.

This artifact is the second, hand-written journal entry received from Alex Buter in 2019 in which someone explains how they are dependent on their phone.

This artifact is the first, hand-written journal entry received from Alex Buter in 2019 in which someone explains what it is means to have a dead phone.

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…

This artifact is John Hostage's "laptop," or portable writing station, containing photos, letters, postcards, a journal documenting financial transactions, , writing materials, a diary/daily log for the year of 1902, and what appears to be three…