Tonight! The Finding Aid: Black Women at the Intersection of Art and Archiving
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Visualizing Data Competition 2011
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EdLab Digital Art Residency (2009)
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Overheard (2009)
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Overheard: The Audio Tour (2009)
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Balance and Momentum: Spring Education Program
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Child Abuse Prevention: A Select Bibliography
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Learning Spaces
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On Space and the Education Program
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125th Anniversary: Call for Actors
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Balance and Momentum: Spring Education Program
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Learning Spaces
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On Space and the Education Program
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Process in the Education Program
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Research & Information Services, Fall 2012
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Jennifer Govan
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Anne Hays
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arstessen
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In The New York Times of Monday, August 27th, my eye cast upon the large script and full ad -- the "I Love My Librarian 2012 Award". Even more happily came the words on page C6 -- "Librarians in our nation's 122,000 libraries make a difference in the lives of millions of Americans every …
Perhaps you saw this article published last month in The New York Times, but in case you didn't, Ben Ratliff wrote a lovely piece about the serenity (or antiquity) of pursuing books at Columbia's Butler Library. Posed as a sort of love letter to the Butler stacks, Ratliff' writes of "renegotiating" his "relationship with space …
If you are a student or faculty member in the health sciences, or incorporating research on women's reproductive health into your work, you may want to know about the Guttmacher Institute. Guttmacher's mission is to "advance sexual and reproductive health and rights through an interrelated program of research, policy analysis and public education designed to …
This past weekend, I went on a Big Onion Walking Tour of Historic Brooklyn Heights. The tour ended at the Brooklyn Historical Society where we received a very brief orientation of the Othmer Library. This particular library has the largest collection of materials about Brooklyn, in addition to other historical documents about Long Island, the …
The Reanimation Library collects old, out of print, and out-of-circulation books specifically for the use of artists and writers looking for odd or quirky materials to assimilate into their art. This is, perhaps, the coolest mission statement for a library I can think of (and a great place for de-accessioned library books to die). …
Jennifer Govan
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I Love My Librarian!
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Anne Hays
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Butler Nostalgia in the New York Times
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Primary research on reproductive health: Using the Guttmacher Institute
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Reanimation and MoMA
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arstessen
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The Othmer Library at the Brooklyn Historical Society
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