The Artemisia
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Issues for 1906 all destroyed at printer in San Francisco fire.
Published by: State University of Nevada, 1901; Senior Class, 1902-1905; Junior Class, 1908-1918; Associated Students of the University of Nevada, 1919-1967; Associated Students of the University of Nevada, Reno, 1968-.
Issue for 2001-2002 incorectly called 2002-2003 on cover; 2001-2002 represent the year 2001.
Publication suspended 1907, 1909-1912, 1915-1916, 2000.
Some issues for 1903- bear vol. numbering.
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