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Tag Archives: history
New Stuff Tuesday – April 9
Punk Rock: An Oral History ML3534 .R545 2012 New Arrivals, 2nd floor With springtime on its way, you can now go for a drive on the open road with the windows down and the music way up. This week’s featured … Continue reading
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Tagged books, history, music, new stuff, oral histories, punk
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Research in Gender and Women’s Studies
March is Women’s History Month and Andersen Library has plenty of resources to help you learn more about gender history and the history of women. North American Women’s Letters and Diaries: Colonial to 1950 This collection includes one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, featured resource, federal government, gender studies, government info, history, online resources, women, Women's History Month
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New Stuff Tuesday – February 12
Paul Rand: Modernist Design by Franc Nunoo-Quarcoo NC999.4.R36 N86 2003 New Arrivals, 2nd Floor Can’t wait for the return of television’s Mad Men and its portrayal of 60’s advertising and design on April 7th? Brush up on everything Modernism and learn … Continue reading
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Food in Literature
The Spring 2013 Fairhaven Lecture Series has the theme “Food for Thought” and will have us thinking about our relationships with food. Yes, we need food to sustain us, but it has cultural, environmental, economic, and political aspects. All lectures … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, books, food, history, lectures
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MLK commemorative event Jan. 23
Rodney Slater will deliver the keynote address at UWW’s 27th annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Commemorative Event. Please join the campus community at this event on Wed., Jan. 23, at 3:30pm in the UC’s Hamilton Center. Mr. Slater, partner at … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, books, civil rights, digital archives, federal government, government info, history, holidays, Martin Luther King Jr, speakers, web sites
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New Stuff Tuesday – January 15
Segregation: A Global History of Divided Cities by Carl Nightingale HD 7288.75 .N54 2012 New Arrivals, 2nd floor As we look to next week, we will be honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy on Monday. As the most prominent civil … Continue reading
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Tagged books, diversity, history, new stuff, race, segregation, sociology, urban studies
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New Stuff Tuesday – January 8
Fear of Food: A History of Why We Worry about What We Eat by Harvey Levenstein TX360 .U6 L47 2012 New Arrivals, 2nd floor Now that we’ve gotten through the holiday season, we can breathe a sigh of a relief. … Continue reading
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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Friday Fun: Honoring Tom Mix
On Oct. 12 in 1940, Tom Mix died in a one-car automobile accident. He was a famous and highly-paid star (along with his horse Tony) in silent-film era Westerns, as well as a few early “talkie” Westerns. Have you seen … Continue reading
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William the Conqueror invades England (Friday Fun?)
William the Conqueror invades England! Ahem, I mean, William the Conqueror, aka William I, King of England, invaded England on this day (Sept. 28) in 1066. I didn’t miss the anniversary this year, thanks to a tweet by the University … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, articles, books, Domesday Book, ebooks, England, history, History Channel, web sites, william the conqueror
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