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Author Archives: Barbara
Anniversary of partitioning Palestine
On November 29, 1947, the United Nations voted to partition Palestine, creating an independent Jewish state. Both Jews and Arabs had claimed the area, and Jews from all over the world had been immigrating to the area in significant numbers … Continue reading
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Tagged anniveraries, Arab-Israeli Conflict, articles, books, history, Israel, Middle East, nationalism, Palestine, united nations, Zionism
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How old is the Milky Way and how do we know it? Nov. 30
A talk called “How old is the Milky Way and how do we know it?” will be presented by Dr. Robert Benjamin, associate professor of physics, on Fri., Nov. 30, at 8 p.m. in Upham 140. It’s the penultimate entry … Continue reading
Posted in around the library, campus connection
Tagged articles, astronomy, astrophysics, books, lectures, milky way
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Deck the Library’s wishing tree!
Are there books, graphic novels, audio books, videos, video games, CDs, etc., that you wish Andersen Library would consider acquiring? Let us know by hanging your wish(es) on the tree! The tree is located near the Circulation Desk and the … Continue reading
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Tagged library acquisitions, suggestions
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Scholastic Book Fair Nov. 26-30
Student Wisconsin Education Association (StWEA) will again be hosting a Scholastic Book Sale within the Andersen Library. The sale will be held daily: 9am – 5pm Monday, Nov.26 – Thursday, Nov.29 9am – 3pm on Friday, Nov. 30 Books make … Continue reading
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Tagged books, childrens books, library events
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Thanksgiving: Library hours
Plan ahead! Hours of the Andersen Library and Food for Thought café are affected by the Thanksgiving holiday. The Food for Thought café will be open until 4pm on Tuesday, and then closes for the rest of the week. You … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, cafe, catalog, databases, dining, library hours, research
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Media and its Impact on Changing Hearts and Minds (Nov. 12)
Joan Garry will talk about “Media and its Impact on Changing Hearts and Minds” at 7 p.m. on Monday, November 12, in the Irvin L. Young Auditorium. It’s the next Fall 2012 Contemporary Issues Lecture. “Joan M. Garry, former Executive … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, books, contemporary issues lecture series, diversity, gay, journalism, journalists, lectures, lesbian, LGBT, mass media, media effects, news
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Honoring Joni Mitchell
On November 7, 1943, singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell was born. I love her music, both when she sings it and when others record it, e.g., Counting Crows recorded Big Yellow Taxi and Judy Collins recorded Both Sides Now. If you saw … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, books, music, recordings, singer-songwriters, singers, songwriters, sound recordings
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Global Café Nov. 7
The Fall 2012 Global Café series continues on Wed., Nov. 7th, from 5-6pm with a focus on China, Ecuador, Japan, Scotland, and Peru (location: Andersen Library’s big-screen TV area, near the Food for Thought café). In this series, co-sponsored by … Continue reading
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Tagged Asia, books, center for global education, China, countries, ecuador, Europe, global education, international students, international travel, Japan, peru, Scotland, South America, travel/study
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Faculty/Staff: Library Research Fellowship Deadline Nov. 19
A limited number of Library Research Fellowships are provided for 2012-2013. Through this program, faculty/staff fellows are granted access to selected UW-Madison Library licensed electronic library resources. Would access to electronic library resources available at UW-Madison, but not already available … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, faculty/staff research, library support
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The Chronicle: Retractions
Did you know that we have a subscription to The Chronicle of Higher Education online? You can use it to keep up with issues and trends in higher education. Of course, it’s not always good news. In a recent issue, … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, education, online @ the library
Tagged academic misconduct, blogs, Chronicle of Higher Ed, ethics, naps, peer review, research, retractions
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