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Dead Feminists! A presentation/celebration of the work of Jessica Spring and Chandler O’Leary, Tuesday, Nov. 8th

Join us for this opportunity to learn about the project and the newly released book by Jessica and Chandler. Tuesday, November 8 4:00– 5:00 pm Collins Library Sponsored by Collins Library & The Yellow House!

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From the Archives & Special Collections: I Heard Being A Vampire Really Sucks

HAPPY HALLOWEEN LOGGERS!!! We here at Collins hope you had a fang-tastic holiday! Now, the Archives & Special Collections is not known for being a spooky place, but perhaps it should be. Little do people know, among the dusty old … Continue reading

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Celebrating Futures at Za’ atari Refugee Camp

Recently, Karen, Fisher, UW Professor, visited the Library to share insights into her work with refugees. Below is a blog post by library employee, Carlisle Winifred Huntington. Creating Futures through Magical Devices and Library Caravans: Participatory Design with Syrian Youth … Continue reading

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Rocking Chair Room Story Hour, Saturday, Nov 12th, 2016, 10am, Pacific NW Room

Saturday, November 12th 10:00am—11:00am Pacific NW Room This week’s Family Story Hour theme is giving Thanks and learning about Turkeys!  Everyone will have the chance to make a turkey, set a Thanksgiving table and read some wonderful books about the … Continue reading

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Music in the Library: Bassoon Quartet, Friday, November 4th, 3pm

Please join us! A Bassoon Quartet by Puget Sound Students Aric MacDavid, Ethan Markowitz, Nicholas Navin, and Kelsey Tryon. Friday, November 4th 3-3:20 p.m. Reading Room, Collins Library For more information contact: libref@pugetsound.edu

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“Celebrating Dead Feminists,” by Chandler O’Leary and Jessica Spring

Join these two celebrated local artists as they launch the publication of their new book highlighting the Dead Feminists Series published by Sasquatch Books.  Their collaborative series features quotes by historical feminists, tied to current political and social issues. Each … Continue reading

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Collins Library Links: Focus on Politics

Focus on Politics   Some library resources and events to share in anticipation of Election Day: Dead Feminists:  Jessica Spring and Chandler O’Leary will be presenting at Collins Library on Election Day, November 8th from 4:00 – 5:00 in room 020.  … Continue reading

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“Election Coverage” a pop-up exhibit from the Archives & Special Collections

“Election Coverage” a pop-up exhibit from the Archives & Special Collections will be on the first floor of the Library. Tuesday, Nov. 1               1-2 pm Thursday, Nov. 3              4-5 pm Monday, Nov. 7                2:30-3:30 pm Tuesday, Nov. 8               1-2 pm … Continue reading

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From the Archives & Special Collections: Sugar Donuts

It’s October 2016. The leaves have changed color and the temperature has dropped. Fire places have been lit and blankets have been bought. October is the month of Homecoming and Halloween; the month of pumpkins and hot cider. But what … Continue reading

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National cat day is October 29

Fame isn’t just for people!  Cats have been known to hold their own special roles too. Check out some of these famous felines.

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