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In this case, we have options. And we’ve chosen to end our subscription with Basecamp. Post navigation Previous Post In Memory of Jerry (...)

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They are designed to extend the life of our collections by preventing items from shifting during transport, or letting users grab a (...)

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The album also included material clipped from a promotional brochure about Camp Teconnet, which described camp life as “the wisest and (...)

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Williams asked his companions to stop and pose for the camera “near the end of the trek up the Pennines,” a low-rising mountain range (...)

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In writing Patsy’s character, Grumbine drew upon her own professional experiences as the advertising director and assistant publisher of Child (...)

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Hernandez’s scrapbook is both intimate and wide in its scope. It shows a life full of friendship, romance, glamour, and travel.

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that tells the story of Ben Duke’s remarkable life through words and pictures. In creating the timeline, I looked through boxes upon (...)

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The revolution in scholarly communications will not, in the end, by accomplished by librarians; it will be accomplished by scholars, (...)

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It has a 14” screen at full HD resolution, a metal body to protect against bumps and bruises, and it promises up to 12 hours of battery (...)

This change in access aligns with directions provided by Fuqua Dean Bill Boulding which state, in part, that Fuqua will not hold any in-person (...)

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