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Collins Memorial Library’s Spring Exhibition Stan! Celebrates Professor Lyle S. “Stan” Shelmidine (1906-1966)
Collins Memorial Library’s spring exhibition Stan! celebrates the life of Professor Lyle S. “Stan” Shelmidine (1906-1966), a well-loved member of the University of Puget Sound and Tacoma communities. The professor of Near and Far East history left the Archives & … Continue reading
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Coming Summer 2014: New Library Search
Big changes are in store for Collins Memorial Library! A new library system will debut in mid-June 2014. We are moving with our partner libraries in the Orbis Cascade Alliance from 37 stand-alone systems to one powerful, shared system. Through a … Continue reading
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Behind the Archives Door: The Joy of Book Collecting, April 3, 2014
The Joy of Book Collecting April 3, 2014 4 p.m. Archives & Special Collections area, 2nd Floor, Collins Library Ian Fox ’14 and Jane Carlin, Library Director. The 2013 Book Collecting Contest winner, Ian Fox ’14, will share his love … Continue reading
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From the Archives: The letter ‘A’
The staff of the Archives & Special Collections recently voted to purge the collection of all material containing sentences that begin with the letter ‘A.’ This decision was adopted in response to the growing need for sentences beginning with ‘S.’ … Continue reading
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From the Archives: Photographs of Philosophy by Peter Yung Wal-chuen
Autumn Floods is a collection of photographs and philosophical quotations published by Peter Yung Wal-chuen in 1989. The book documents the artist’s visual interpretations of Chuang Tze’s traditional Chinese fables. He expresses his motivation behind the collection as both political … Continue reading
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VIDA – Annual Gender Tally of Literary Publications and Book Reviews
The VIDA count for 2013 was published recently. The VIDA count is an annual tally of literary publications and book reviews that looks at the gender of authors published in these sources. If you are interested in seeing how your … Continue reading
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Stan! Exhibit – The Life of Professor Stan Shelmidine (1906-1966), April 3-May 30, 2014
The Collins Library is pleased to feature the exhibit Stan!, April 3-May 30, 2014, documenting the life of Professor Stan Shelmidine (1906-1966). The exhibit will feature items from Professor Shelmidine’s personal and research papers, the travels he undertook, the artifacts and … Continue reading
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Collins Library Links: Focus on Archives & Special Collections 2014
Focus on Archives & Special Collections Spring 2014 The Collins Library is pleased to announce that from April 3-May 30, 2014, we will feature the exhibit Stan!, documenting the life of Professor Stan Shelmidine (1906-1966). The exhibit will feature items … Continue reading
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ACLS Humanities E-Book (HEB): most comprehensive humanities list available online
ACLS Humanities E-Book (HEB) is the most comprehensive humanities list available online, offering nearly 4,000 titles selected by scholars across the humanities, with hundreds of new titles added each year. The collection includes monographs, critical studies, primary sources, reference works … Continue reading
From the Archives: The Universities of Puget Sound that Never Were
The 1920s were an exciting time for the University (at the time, College!) of Puget Sound. A new campus, new endowments, and students lining up to get into classes meant that the future of Puget Sound was looking bright. However, … Continue reading
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