Spring 2008

Volume 21, No. 2/3

Spring 2008 cover image

The Color Purple

A New Story for a Familiar Reader

Purple flower

From Personal to Political

Human Rights Histories in Duke's Special Collections Library

Family photos

Duke Yearlook

A Virtual Photo Album of Duke Favorites

Duke postcard

Don't Shoot the Messenger

Encouraging Intellectual Inquiry and Upholding the Law

Scholarly communications

Then and Now

Eight South African Photographers exhibit their photos at Duke

South Africa photos

China: Trade, Politics and Culture 1793-1980

Collections Highlight

Chinese stamps

Arts and Music

Internet Sites Selected for the Readers of Duke University Libraries

Antique glass

Technology Showcase for Kids

Duke Libraries and the PepsiCo K-12 Technology Mentor Program

Kids at Lakewood School

Spring 2008 issue

Notes
Knowledge Bytes
Arts and music
Don't Shoot the Messenger
or how a Scholarly Communications Officer Encourages Intellectual Inquiry and Upholds the Law
From Personal to Political
Human Rights Histories
Collections Highlight
China: Trade, Politics and Culture
Writer's Page
The Color Purple: A New Story for a Familiar Reader

Spring / Summer 2007

Library partyThe Social Life of Libraries

Honestly, It was only a matter of time. This is formal recognition of the resurgence that has taken place in studying interest. The opening of Bostock has either improved your grades or improved manners in which you procrastinate.

Students discussing summer readingDuke Summer Reading:
Mission Impossible?

Started in 2001, the Duke Summer Reading Program offers a shared experience for incoming Duke undergraduates. How does one pick a book that everyone at Duke will like?

Spenser archive scholarBuilding a Spenser Archive -
One Scan at a Time

David Miller spent several days at Duke’s Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, examining a 1609 edition of Edmund Spencer’s The Faerie Queen.

Writer’s Page

Where Did All the Evils Go?

Library Notes

DukePlays: The Party

John Hope Franklin Wins Prestigious Kluge Prize
Dick Gordon: American Public Media
Exhibits / Events

Dick Gordon and the Story behind The Story

Duke Reads - Together

Leadership in Library Acquisitions Award Presented to Duke’s Nancy Gibbs

In Memoriam

Knowledge Bytes

Nineteenth-Century American History

Anime collection item

Collections Highlight

Seeing Japanese Popular Culture through Anime



Fall 2007 cover

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