Roger C. Aden is a professor of communication studies at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. He is the author of over two dozen academic publications.

• Table of ContentsPreface: The Long Road to Huskerville      Introduction: Welcome to Huskerville      I. ROOTING1. Rooting: Sugar Beets, Family, and Fans      2. Cheering Around the World      3. Anchored in Nebraska      4. Winds of Change and the Threat of Being Uprooted      II. HOMESTEADING5. Homesteading: “They Know How to Plow”      6. Working Hard and Walking On      7. Being Neighborly      8. Remaining Down-to-Earth      III. CORNHUSKING9. Cornhusking: Productive Parties      10. The Spirit of Huskerville: “There is No Place Like Nebraska”      11. A Big Red Presence: Standing Out on the Map      12. It’s a Small Husker World      13. Conclusion: To Dwell      Appendix      Chapter Notes      Bibliography      Index

Roger C. Aden is a professor of communication studies at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. He is the author of over two dozen academic publications.

• Table of ContentsPreface: The Long Road to Huskerville      Introduction: Welcome to Huskerville      I. ROOTING1. Rooting: Sugar Beets, Family, and Fans      2. Cheering Around the World      3. Anchored in Nebraska      4. Winds of Change and the Threat of Being Uprooted      II. HOMESTEADING5. Homesteading: “They Know How to Plow”      6. Working Hard and Walking On      7. Being Neighborly      8. Remaining Down-to-Earth      III. CORNHUSKING9. Cornhusking: Productive Parties      10. The Spirit of Huskerville: “There is No Place Like Nebraska”      11. A Big Red Presence: Standing Out on the Map      12. It’s a Small Husker World      13. Conclusion: To Dwell      Appendix      Chapter Notes      Bibliography      Index

Roger C. Aden is a professor of communication studies at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. He is the author of over two dozen academic publications.

• Table of ContentsPreface: The Long Road to Huskerville      Introduction: Welcome to Huskerville      I. ROOTING1. Rooting: Sugar Beets, Family, and Fans      2. Cheering Around the World      3. Anchored in Nebraska      4. Winds of Change and the Threat of Being Uprooted      II. HOMESTEADING5. Homesteading: “They Know How to Plow”      6. Working Hard and Walking On      7. Being Neighborly      8. Remaining Down-to-Earth      III. CORNHUSKING9. Cornhusking: Productive Parties      10. The Spirit of Huskerville: “There is No Place Like Nebraska”      11. A Big Red Presence: Standing Out on the Map      12. It’s a Small Husker World      13. Conclusion: To Dwell      Appendix      Chapter Notes      Bibliography      Index