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    Gerridee Wheeler, Republican Party Committeewoman

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    Undated photograph of Gerridee Wheeler (1927-2017), who served as a North Dakota Republican Party Committeewoman for most of the 1970s.https://commons.und.edu/nd-politics-photos/1640/thumbnail.jp

    Quilted Journey

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    Images are provided for educational purposes only and may not be reproduced for commercial use. Images may be protected by artist copyright. A credit line is required to be used for any public non-commercial educational purpose. The credit line must include, “Image courtesy of the University of North Dakota.”https://commons.und.edu/native-art/1144/thumbnail.jp

    Mourns for What He Sees

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    A crying native soldier wearing a turtle-shell helmet with a feather and red handprint on it against a red background. Four small native dancers are in the front left corner of the piece. Images are provided for educational purposes only and may not be reproduced for commercial use. Images may be protected by artist copyright. A credit line is required to be used for any public non-commercial educational purpose. The credit line must include, “Image courtesy of the University of North Dakota.”https://commons.und.edu/native-art/1145/thumbnail.jp

    In the Web of My Hand, Song Lyrics, 1997

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    Song lyrics for In the Web of My Hand by Bill Gessner. Four sheets of paper, which includes typed lyrics and music sheets. Music sheets also include the handwritten lyrics in between the staff notations. The sheets look like faxed copies and have different dates on them. The first sheet is a typed lyrics which is dated as 15 October 1997 on top-left of the page. Rest of the sheets are dated as 27 October 1997 on top-left of the pages. The last two sheets are sheet music and include handwritten lyrics on both. The lyrics glorifies human hand for being the source of everything such as power, resources, etc. described. Human hand also symbolizes the inner reflection of the human beings lies within. The lyrics also emphasizes human bond and cooperation to each other for a better world.https://commons.und.edu/gessner-lyrics/1064/thumbnail.jp

    How PTSD and Trauma Affect the Brain

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    How PTSD and trauma affect our brain function and structure. Kids are affected when they have lived through trauma as well

    The Negative Impact Sleep Loss Has on Mental Health

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    Many teenagers struggle with chronic sleep deprivation due to busy schedules, social media, and late-night habits. Research shows that lack of sleep severely affects adolescents’ mental health, increasing risks of depression, anxiety, poor attention, and impaired brain development. This paper highlights how modern factors like screen time and “social jetlag†worsen the issue, warning that sleep deprivation is a hidden but serious threat to teens’ well-being

    I Just Want to Keep on Loving You, Song Lyrics, 1998

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    Song lyrics for I Just Want to Keep on Loving You by Bill Gessner in 1998. Eighteen sheets of paper, some are just exact copies. Some pages include dates and comments and/or revisions. The lyrics glorify and prioritizes love over everything one may experience in life. The song suggests one may learn more from love than any other activity such as reading books, attending classes, using the internet, traveling, hiking, and so on.https://commons.und.edu/gessner-lyrics/1047/thumbnail.jp

    Year After Year , Song Lyrics, undated

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    The lyrics sheet of Year after Year by Bill Gessner. Gessner (1947-2019) was an alum of ‪‪@UofNorthDakota‬ and a musician. In the song, Gessner writes about love and how long and unchanged his love for this person has been over the years. The lyrics sheet is undated and has multiple pages, with notes and edits.https://commons.und.edu/gessner-lyrics/1046/thumbnail.jp

    A Space Propulsion Concept Based On Inertial Confinement: Exploring Nuclear Fusion Utilizing Polywell Geometry

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    Nuclear fusion propulsion represents a promising solution for future interplanetarymissions due to its high energy density and potential for continuous power generation. However, existing fusion propulsion systems face significant limitations, particularly in achieving stable plasma confinement. The Polywell concept, introduced by physicist Robert Bussard in 1985, offers advantages through its compact, polyhedral geometry that is wellsuited for spacecraft applications where mass and volume constraints are critical. Despite these advantages, Polywell designs have encountered stability challenges in maintaining the electric potential well over time. Plasma instabilities induced by magnetic fields disrupt containment and reduce fusion efficiency, limiting overall performance and scalability for space propulsion applications. This research also addresses the regulatory frameworks applicable to Polywell technology development, including compliance with international space law and nuclear safety standards. The outcome of the research, with neutron radiation values, reinforces the need to develop a legal framework for fusion-based space propulsion systems

    U.S. Incentives to Capture and Store CO2

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    Fact sheet on the 45Q tax credit. 45Q was created in 2008 as a tax credit to incentivize the development of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) projects.https://commons.und.edu/eerc-brochures/1168/thumbnail.jp

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