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Royal Purple articles – searching & finding
Are you looking for Royal Purple articles from the past? Andersen Library has been working to create an index to Royal Purple articles, and while this is an ongoing project, you can search what’s been done so far. The index … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, databases, newspapers, royal purple, UWW, web sites
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70th anniversary of “a date which will live in infamy”
December 7 is “a date which will live in infamy.” Do you recognize this quote? 70 years ago President Franklin D. Roosevelt said that about the day of Japan’s bombing of the U.S. Naval Base at Pearl Harbor in his … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov, online @ the library
Tagged anniversaries, articles, books, federal government, government info, history, interviews, newspapers, oral history, primary sources, speeches, video databases, war, web sites, world war II
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Info on the WI state budget
UW-Madison library school student Kim Pittman and Beth Harper, Government Documents Reference Librarian @ Memorial Library, created a research guide to the “Wisconsin State Budget.” This guide includes information about the state budget process as well the the 2011-13 biennial … Continue reading
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Tagged budget, government info, newspapers, state budget, wisconsin government
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Featured Resource: America’s Newspapers
If you’re looking for fulltext articles from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel or Chicago Tribune, you’ll be disappointed to learn that these newspapers were recently withdrawn from LexisNexis and EBSCO Newspaper Source Plus. But don’t despair. The Library now subscribes to America’s … Continue reading
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Tagged chicago tribune, new york times, newspapers
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Honoring JFK
John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963. A great deal of controversy surrounds his assassination: Was there a larger conspiracy? Were there additional shooters? Was organized crime involved? Was the government hiding … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, assassinations, books, government info, history, jfk, kennedy, National Archives, newspapers, presidents
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Fire Prevention Week 10/3-9
October 3-9 is Fire Prevention Week. Yes, there’ll be fire drills on campus. The intent is to remind everyone of the importance of fire prevention and safety. The National Fire Protection Association provides a lot of information, including a history … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, articles, databases, fire drills, fire prevention week, government info, history, newspapers, statutes, web sites, wisconsin
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September Feature: Online Resource Extravaganza
We’ve conjured up more database magic for our users. By cancelling print or lesser-used online products, we’ve been able to add many new databases to our repertoire during the spring and summer. Here are some of the latest additions. For … Continue reading
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Tagged business, databases, humanities, newspapers, science
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Front pages around the world
The Newseum in Washington D.C. provides a clickable map to “Today’s Front Pages” from newspapers around the world. Hundreds of newspapers send their front pages to the museum daily for this virtual exhibit.
Historical newspaper articles: Chicago Tribune, 1849-1986
Have you ever wondered what was on the front page of the Chicago Tribune on December 7, 1941? Are you looking for information on Wisconsin’s reaction to the Lincoln assassination? Maybe you’re curious about the effects of Prohibition on businesses … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, history, newspapers, online resources
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Remembering John
John Lennon was shot to death on December 8, 1980. I always think of Lennon at this time of year, not because this is when he died, but because “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” is one of my favorite songs, … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, articles, assassination, Beatles, books, history, Lennon, music, newspapers, videos, youtube
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