Lincoln Business College (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Lincoln Business College" in English language version.

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archive.today

(2 February 2004). Lincoln School of Commerce Changes Name to Hamilton College – Lincoln Archived 2013-04-11 at archive.today, Kaplanhighered.com (Kaplan press release)

books.google.com

Hayes, A.B. and Sam D. Cox. History of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, p. 243 (1889)
Sawyer, Andrew J. Lincoln: the capital city and Lancaster County, Nebraska, Volume 1, p. 234 (1916)
Patterson's American Educational Directory, Vol. 18, p. 287 (1921)

boston.com

(30 October 2007). Hamilton, Kaplan merge, Boston Globe (Associated Press)

commercial-news.com

Patterson, Aaron (March 23, 2006). "Hamilton, Hill bring hoops to Nebraska". Danville Commercial-News.

journalstar.com

Hambleton, Ken (February 6, 2005). "Hamilton's Hill reclaims his life, career". Lincoln Journal-Star.

kaplanhighered.com

(2 February 2004). Lincoln School of Commerce Changes Name to Hamilton College – Lincoln Archived 2013-04-11 at archive.today, Kaplanhighered.com (Kaplan press release)

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chroniclingamerica.loc.gov

(2 September 1915). Lincoln A Great Center for Educational Activities, Omaha Bee, p.2

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memories.ne.gov

Lincoln School of Commerce , Nebraska Memories, Retrieved March 14, 2013

thefreelibrary.com

(1 April 1997). Educational Medical, Inc. Acquires Two Schools In a Pooling of Interests, PR Newswire

web.archive.org

Lincoln School of Commerce History, lscadvantage.com (July 16, 1997 page via archive.org)
Recent Acquisitions^[usurped], Nebraska History, Retrieved March 14, 2013 ("The Lincoln Business College was the predecessor to the Lincoln School of Commerce, which is now Hamilton College.")