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Each event will feature a Q&A with the author, light refreshments, and enough obscure band trivia (and deep analysis) to satisfy (...)

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Oral histories are often comprised of audio or video, transcripts, and other materials that provide context for the interviews. Tasha Allen (...)

https://blogs.library.duke.edu/blog/2022/09/26/event-debrief-manuscript-fragmentation-across-cultures/

Kyо̄gire and tekagami functioned similarly insofar as they are fragmentary, but were also valued as a representation of the complete (...)

https://blogs.library.duke.edu/rubenstein/page/59/

As a good librarian, I did some more primary source research and looked at other recipes from the era.

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When resting, relatively few capillaries were open. Source: August Krogh – Facts. The Nobel Prize. George Whipple George Whipple, a (...)

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When resting, relatively few capillaries were open. Source: August Krogh – Facts. The Nobel Prize. George Whipple George Whipple, a (...)

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Lee Waters’ Movies of Local People January 15, 2016 Molly Bragg Q: How is a silent H. Lee Waters film like an oral history recording?

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The few issues that persist are largely in the formatting of citations and based on the source database. For example, the inability to (...)

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Other newly-reinstated titles on LexisNexis include Witkin treatises (a major secondary source in California legal research), New York (...)

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