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Tag Archives: articles
“Search, seizure, and cellphones”
Would you want your cellphone searched by the police? Should they be able to do that without a warrant? Is your phone protected from that now? What about your privacy?? At 9 a.m. (Central) on Tuesday, April 29, the National … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, blogs, books, broadcast, cell phones, cellphones, contemporary issues, court cases, federal government, gov ernment information, law, law enforcement, legislation, privacy, radio shows, rights, searches, seizures, smart phones, smartphones, supreme court, technology, web sites
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Esera Tuaolo, former Packer, Wed Apr 9
Esera Tuaolo will talk on Wed., Apr. 9, at 7pm in the UC Hamilton Room. Tuaolo, a former Green Bay Packer, is one of very few professional football players to come out as gay. The talk is part of Pride … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, athletes. sports, authors, autobiography, books, culture, diversity, gay, homosexuality, lectures
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Race Unplugged
Ruha Benjamin, professor of Sociology and African American Studies at Boston University and author of People’s science: Bodies and rights on the stem cell frontier, will talk about “Race Unplugged: Beyond racial sound bites of pundits, politicians, and pop culture” … Continue reading
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Wall Street Journal, Where Are You??
Looking for the Wall Street Journal? Go to the Journal Holdings List (linked from the Library’s home page) and search for it…you probably want the Eastern Edition. Click ABI/Inform and either search within this newspaper, or browse issues by date. … Continue reading
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Internet Broadway Database
Did you know that there are free sources on the Internet for information about theatre productions? The Internet Broadway Database is an archive of Broadway theatre information, with “records of productions from the beginnings of New York theatre until today.” … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, books, Broadway, history, music, musicals, New York, performing arts, plays, set design, songs, sound recordings, theater, theatre, web sites
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Asian Americans & Politics
Sichan Siv, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and White House official, will talk about “Asian American Impact on Politics” on Tues., Feb. 18, at 3:45pm in UC 259A. It’s part of the Southeast Asian Heritage Lecture Series. Andersen … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, Asian Americans, audio recordings, authors, books, Cambodian Americans, diversity, interviews, lectures, minorities, politics, videos, web sites
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Darwin Day! Wed Feb 12
On Wed. Feb. 12 celebrate Darwin Day! The University, College of Letters & Sciences, Biological Sciences Dept., and TriBeta (Biological Honors Society), will host two free events that you can attend: The Edible Tree of Life, 6pm in Hyland Hall’s … Continue reading
Lincoln: Legacy and Lessons
The Spring 2014 Fairhaven Lecture Series theme is “The Legacy and Lessons of the Age of Lincoln.” These free lectures are weekly, on Mondays at 3pm, in the Fairhaven Retirement Community’s Fellowship Hall (435 W Starin Rd). Videos of the … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, battles, books, civil war, history, lectures, Lincoln, literature, poetry, politics, presidents, reconstruction, rhetoric, slavery, speeches, wars
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Introducing…Research@UWW!
Quick! What’s changed on the Library’s home page for Spring 2014? If you answered: “A new Research@UWW tab and search box,” you’re right!! Give yourself a gold star! Don’t worry, it’s ok if you didn’t notice–it’s the first day of … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, books, databases, online resources, research
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