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Nov 11, 2013 6 min

Here and Now and Naught Else

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In Nebraska in 1919, the state had the chance to build a new symbol. The state had already built two state capitols, but neither of them had lasted very long. The state wanted to build a proper capitol - one that would tell the story of the state. But there’s no one way to look at history. When we create a building that’s a symbol of who we are and where we come from, how do we pick which story to tell about ourselves?

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