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1. School Library eBook Providers and Spanish Language Equity: A Replication Analysis of eBook Collections Available to School Libraries

Author

Paganelli, Andrea and Northern, Samuel

Subjects
United States. Census Bureau -- Analysis, E-books -- Analysis, Teaching -- Equipment and supplies, Electronic book, Library and information science, International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
Abstract

The goal of this study is to revisit and contrast the original data from Volume 19 Number 1, January 2013, 'School Library eBook Providers and Spanish Language Equity: An Analysis of eBook Collections Available to School Libraries.' The original study examined the eBooks in Spanish provided by vendors of library resources to school libraries to determine if there are equitable offerings of eBooks in Spanish relative to the Spanish speaking school population in the United States. The processes in that study were replicated where possible and expanded upon for contextual understanding. Results indicate an increase in the Spanish language eBook options available in this replication study., Introduction When Spanish-speaking students who can read in their native language come into school libraries, it is staff's professional responsibility to meet their information needs (AASL, 2009). The school library [...]

Published
2023

3. Acquisition Of Digitized Images Of Manuscripts Of The Reserved Collections Of The National Library Of Portugal, To Make Available In The National Digital Library

Subjects
Digital libraries, Business, international, Company acquisition/merger, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

Public tender: acquisition of digitized images of manuscripts of the reserved collections of the national library of portugal, to make available in the national digital library. Opening date : 01 [...]

Published
2022

5. Status Quo Thinking is Harming Your Health

Abstract

Status Quo Thinking is Harming Your Health Dr. Sarah Hallberg Olio Media 9798989986101 $17.99 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CXCMMKPV Status Quo Thinking is Harming Your Health: A Physician's Final Plea represents the late Dr. [...]

Published
2024

6. Registration Opens for ACRL's RBMS Conference

Subjects
University and college libraries -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Conferences and conventions -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Library and information science, Conferences, meetings and seminars
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Registration is now open for the Association of College and Research Libraries' (ACRL) Rare Books and Manuscripts Section Conference, to be held June 27-30 at Indiana University Bloomington. The conference [...]

Published
2023

7. Freedom Summer 1964: Turning Point for Voting Rights

Author

Phelan, Carolyn

Subjects
Freedom Summer 1964: Turning Point for Voting Rights (Nonfiction work) -- Nnachi, Ngeri, Books -- Book reviews, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Freedom Summer 1964: Turning Point for Voting Rights. By Ngeri Nnachi. Jan. 2024. 32p. illus. Capstone, $31.32 (9781669062097); paper, $8.99 (9781669062103). Gr. 4-7. 976.2063. In the 1960s, racial violence and [...]

Published
2024

8. United States : Gov. Pritzker Highlights University of Chicago Banned Book Collection During Banned Books Week

Subjects
Harvard University. Digital Public Library of America -- Planning, Banned Books Week -- Censorship -- Planning, University and college libraries, Banned books, School construction -- Planning, Business, international, Company business planning, Planning, Censorship
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Governor JB Pritzker visited the University of Chicago Library to announce the University's plan to build a collection of books that have been historically banned, creating an accessible library open [...]

Published
2023

9. Hamilton, Colin: THE DISCARDED

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The Discarded (Nonfiction work) -- Hamilton, Colin, Books -- Book reviews, Business, Library and information science, Publishing industry
Abstract

Hamilton, Colin THE DISCARDED (Fiction Fiction) In Hamilton's metafictional work, an unnamed librarian reflects on books pulled from the library's shelves and relegated to obscurity--and, by extension, the purposes of [...]

Published
2023

10. Cambridge University Press' OA Monograph Program Expands

Author

Trotta, Alison A.

Subjects
Cambridge University Press -- Service enhancement, Book publishing -- Service enhancement, Computers, Library and information science, Service enhancement
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Flip It Open, a pilot program from Cambridge University Press (CUP), garnered a positive response, leading to 100-plus academic monographs to be included in an expanded OA scheme. Flip It [...]

Published
2023

11. NRPA's Evaluation Resource Hub

Author

Barrett, Austin

Subjects
Online information services -- Evaluation, Online services -- Evaluation, Information services industry -- Evaluation, Information services -- Evaluation, Cable television/data services, Online information service, Online services, Information services industry, Travel, recreation and leisure
Abstract

NRPA produces and shares a wide variety of resources to assist park and recreation professionals in their planning, programming, operations and advocacy. From research reports to best practices to key [...]

Published
2024

12. The Guardian view on the future of libraries: an old question of human dignity in a new form; A cyber-attack on the British Library has shown how vulnerable digital archives are. It has reinforced the value of physical books and librarians

Author

Editorial

Subjects
United Kingdom. British Library, Public libraries, Cyberterrorism, Librarians
Abstract

"Libraries gave us power," sang the Manic Street Preachers in the opening line of their 1996 hit, A Design for Life. It was a customised version of an inscription that [...]

Published
2024

13. Suffolk Libraries

Subjects
Business, international, Publishing industry, Retail industry
Abstract

Book collections to support people through bereavement were launched at several Suffolk libraries in the spring of 2023. The Compassionate Communities book collections are available at various libraries across the [...]

Published
2023

14. The Library of Congress (LC) awarded EBSCO Information Services a contract to develop and implement an open source IT platform that will update how the LC's physical and digital collections are managed and made available to the public, Congress, and others

Subjects
EBSCO Information Services -- Contracts -- Service development, United States. Library of Congress -- Management -- Service development -- Political activity, Information services industry -- Contracts -- Service development -- Political aspects, Information services -- Contracts -- Service development -- Political aspects, Business, Library and information science, Company service development, Company business management, Contract agreement, Information services industry, Management, Political activity, Contracts, Political aspects, Service development
Abstract

The Library of Congress (LC) awarded EBSCO Information Services a contract to develop and implement an open source IT platform that will update how the LC's physical and digital collections [...]

Published
2022

15. Rogaland County Council And Agder County Council Take Part In Looking After The Interlibrary Lending Function In Their Counties And Organizing The Local Lending Cooperation Between The Libraries. Interlibrary Lending Is A National Collaboration, Where The

Subjects
County councils, Business, international
Abstract

Announcement of competition:rogaland county council and agder county council take part in looking after the interlibrary lending function in their counties and organizing the local lending cooperation between the libraries. [...]

Published
2023

16. NEW AI-POWERED CARBON EMISSIONS MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Subjects
Company business management, Emissions (Pollution) -- Management
Abstract

GE Vernova's Digital business has released its CERius[TM], a carbon emissions management software designed to help energy companies progress toward their net-zero goals using data precision and abatement planning capabilities. [...]

Published
2024

17. Bloomsbury Food Library

Subjects
Online information services -- Evaluation, Online services -- Evaluation, Information services industry -- Evaluation, Information services -- Evaluation, Library and information science, Cable television/data services, Online information service, Online services, Information services industry, Evaluation
Abstract

Bloomsbury Food Library Bloomsbury; bloomsburyfoodlibrary.com CONTENT Bloomsbury Food Library draws from multiple disciplines (history, sociocultural studies, agriculture, culinary arts, literature, political science, and more) to offer a rich collection of [...]

Published
2023

20. Michael Freeman on Color & Tone

Subjects
Library and information science, Publishing industry
Abstract

Michael Freeman on Color & Tone Michael Freeman Ilex Press www.ilex.press c/o Octopus Books www.octopusbooksusa.com 9781781578711, $29.99 https://www.amazon.com/Michael-Freeman-Color-Tone-Photography/dp/1781578710 Michael Freeman on Color & Tone: The Ultimate Photography Masterclass is the [...]

Published
2023

21. Persistent URLs and Citations Offered for Digital Objects by Digital Libraries

Author

Homenda, Nicholas

Subjects
Indiana University Bloomington. Libraries, Harvard University. Digital Public Library of America, University and college libraries, Web sites, Digital libraries, Business, Library and information science, Company Web site/Web page
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As libraries, archives, and museums make unique digital collections openly available via digital library platforms, they expose these resources to users who may wish to cite them. Often several URLs are available for a single digital object, depending on which route a user took to find it, but the chosen citation URL should be the one most likely to persist over time. Catalyzed by recent digital collections migration initiatives at Indiana University Libraries, this study investigates the prevalence of persistent URLs for digital objects at peer institutions and examines the ways their platforms instruct users to cite them. This study reviewed institutional websites from the Digital Library Federation's (DLF) published list of 195 members and identified representative digital objects from unique digital collections navigable from each institution's main web page in order to determine persistent URL formats and citation options. Findings indicate an equal split between offering and not offering discernible persistent URLs with four major methods used: Handle, DOI, ARK, and PURL. Significant variation in labeling persistent URLs and inclusion in item-specific citations uncovered areas where the user experience could be improved for more reliable citation of these unique resources., INTRODUCTION Libraries, archives, and museums often make their unique digital collections openly available in digital library services and in different contexts, such as digital library aggregators like the Digital Public [...]

Published
2021
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22. Neville, Sarah. Early modern herbals and the book trade: English stationers and the commodification of botany

Author

Hedreen, R.C.

Subjects
Early Modern Herbals and the Book Trade: English Stationers and the Commodification of Botany (Nonfiction work) -- Neville, Sarah, Books -- Book reviews, Library and information science, Literature/writing
Abstract

[cc] 60-1376 QK14 CIP Neville, Sarah. Early modern herbals and the book trade: English stationers and the commodification of botany. Cambridge, 2022. 290p bibl index ISBN 9781316515990 cloth, $99.00; ISBN [...]

Published
2023

23. JUNE-JULY VENDOR NEWS ROUNDUP

Author

Enis, Matt

Subjects
American Library Association -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Online information services -- Planning, Online services -- Planning, Publishing industry -- Industry forecasts -- Planning -- Services, Information services -- Planning, Library and information science, Company business planning, Publishing industry, Online information service, Planning, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Services, Industry forecasts
Abstract

This summer saw several announcements from library vendors, including many during the recent American Library Association conference in Chicago. Clarivate, the parent company of ProQuest, Web of Science, ScholarOne, and [...]

Published
2023

24. The Common Law and First Amendment Qualified Right of Public Access to Foreign Intelligence Law

Author

Donohue, Laura K.

Subjects
Inspection -- Laws, regulations and rules, Judicial power -- Laws, regulations and rules, Petition, Right of -- Laws, regulations and rules, Intelligence gathering -- Access control -- Laws, regulations and rules, National security -- Management -- Laws, regulations and rules, Judicial opinions -- Access control -- Laws, regulations and rules, Rule of law -- Evaluation, Court records -- Access control -- Laws, regulations and rules, Common law -- Evaluation, Government regulation, Company business management, Law, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, United States Constitution (U.S. Const. amend. 1) (U.S. Const. art. 3)
Abstract

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION I. COMMON LAW PRESUMED RIGHT OF PUBLIC ACCESS A. ENGLISH COMMON LAW HERITAGE B. THE AMERICAN APPROACH 1. Historical Recognition and Parallel Statutory Provisions 2. What [...]

Published
2023

25. INDUSTRY: IA FIGHTS COPYRIGHT LAWSUIT

Author

Enis, Matt

Subjects
Internet Archive -- Cases, Copyright infringement -- Cases, Library and information science, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

The Internet Archive (IA) in September submitted an appeal to the summary judgment against them in the Hachette v. Internet Archive copyright case, and IA is now asking the Second [...]

Published
2023

26. The Collector and the collected: decolonizing area studies librarianship

Author

Lawler, M.

Subjects
The Collector and the Collected: Decolonizing Area Studies Librarianship (Nonfiction work) -- Browndorf, Megan -- Pappas, Erin -- Arays, Anna, Books -- Book reviews, Library and information science, Literature/writing
Abstract

The Collector and the collected: decolonizing area studies librarianship, ed. by Megan Browndorf, Erin Pappas, and Anna Arays. Library Juice Press, 2021. 324p bibl index ISBN 9781634000901 pbk, $35.00 60-0983 [...]

Published
2022

27. Bibliographic Citation Software Licenses

Subjects
United States. Library of Congress, Computer software industry, Online databases, Business, international, Online database
Abstract

Combined synopsis/solicitation (original): bibliographic citation software licenses Staff within the collections & services directorate, law library, and congressional research service at the library of congress use an online bibliographic application [...]

Published
2022

29. 'Inspired by True Events'

Author

Apfeldorf, Michael

Subjects
Education, Science and technology
Abstract

In the late 1700s, an Italian scientist named Luigi Galvani made a startling discovery while experimenting with dissected frogs. Galvani found that when he touched two types of metals--such as [...]

Published
2023

30. Exploring the Impact of the Gamified Metaverse on Knowledge Acquisition and Library Anxiety in Academic Libraries

Author

Sureephong, Pradorn, Chernbumroong, Suepphong, Niemsup, Supicha, Homla, Pipitton, Intawong, Kannikar, and Puritat, Kitti

Subjects
University and college libraries, Librarians, Educational evaluation, Business, Library and information science, International economic relations
Abstract

This paper investigates the potential of the Gamified Metaverse as a platform for promoting library services. The study compares the effectiveness of a traditional library program with a Metaversebased library program in terms of knowledge acquisition and library anxiety. The research also examines students' perceptions of implementing gamification within the context of the Gamified Metaverse platform. A mixed-methods approach was adopted, including pre- and post-test analysis, statistical analysis, and qualitative data collection. The results indicate that both the traditional and Metaverse-based library programs effectively increased the participants' knowledge, with no significant difference between the two approaches. However, the Metaverse-based program was found to be less effective in facilitating interaction with librarians and reducing library anxiety. Additionally, students expressed positive perceptions of implementing gamification in the Gamified Metaverse platform, finding it engaging and motivating. These findings contribute to the understanding of the effect of the Metaverse as a tool for promoting library services and enhancing knowledge acquisition. However, it is not as effective in reducing library anxiety, particularly in terms of interaction with librarians and staff. It should be noted that the platform may have limitations such as high costs and potential side effects of virtual reality, making it more suitable as an additional tool for promoting library services, taking into account its feasibility and potential benefits for specific student populations and larger libraries., INTRODUCTION Chiang Mai University, established in 1964, is the first higher education college and the first provincial college located in Thailand, covering a vast area of over 3,500 acres. The [...]

Published
2024
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31. Overview of the Library Automation System in South Sulawesi Libraries

Author

Mathar, Taufiq and Ismaya

Subjects
University and college libraries, Libraries -- Technology application, Business, Library and information science, Company business management, Management
Abstract

Technology in libraries has played an essential role in serving today's communities. This study provides an overview of the integrated library systems/software (ILSs) used in libraries in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It aims to highlight the strengths and possibilities of ILSs and briefly explain their advantages and disadvantages along with the cost of implementation. The data was gathered from questionnaires sent via an online survey and from direct interviews with certain academic libraries over the period of 2019 to 2020. Fifty-three of 67 libraries that fulfilled the study have implemented an ILS. To deeply understand the application, a direct interview with some libraries was conducted to learn the advantages and disadvantages. The result of the study showed that the most used ILSs are SLiMS and INLISlite and other programs like Apollo, Athenium Light, Simpus, Spektra, Jibas, KOHA, and Openlibrary. The budget spent is an average of 300 USD. While the ILSs have helped these libraries improve services, IT expertise and adequate resources are needed, especially when the systems present problems. An easy-to-use system that costs less will potentially be used in this area of research. This study will be particularly helpful for any library in Indonesia. These findings may also be generalized to libraries in other countries facing economic and technological similarities., INTRODUCTION Historically, the daily operations carried out by any library across the world have focused on organizing knowledge, known as knowledge management. Such processes include acquisitions, preservation, processing library resources, [...]

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2024
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32. Library Of Congress - Exhibit Design Services For The Two Georges Exhibition

Subjects
United States. Library of Congress -- Political activity, Design services -- Exhibitions -- Political aspects, Museums -- Exhibitions -- Political aspects, Business, international, Exhibitions, Political activity, Political aspects
Abstract

Combined synopsis/solicitation (original) library of congress - exhibit design services for the two georges exhibition The library of congress library , in association with the royal collection trust in great [...]

Published
2023

33. Library Of Congress - Exhibit Design Services For The Two Georges Exhibition

Subjects
United States. Library of Congress -- Political activity, Design services -- Exhibitions -- Political aspects, Museums -- Exhibitions -- Political aspects, Business, international, Exhibitions, Political activity, Political aspects
Abstract

Combined synopsis/solicitation (original) library of congress - exhibit design services for the two georges exhibition The library of congress library , in association with the royal collection trust in great [...]

Published
2023

34. SETTLING RUSSIA'S IMPERIAL AND BALTIC DEBTS

Author

Denza, Eileen and Poulsen, Lauge

Subjects
Default (Finance) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Public debts -- Laws, regulations and rules, Confiscations -- Laws, regulations and rules, Repudiation (Finance) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Intervention (International law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, State succession -- Laws, regulations and rules, Compromise and settlement -- Laws, regulations and rules, Annexation (International law) -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Economic aspects, Law, Government regulation, Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

The 1918 Soviet default is the longest and most complex sovereign debt dispute in history. The first settlement with a major Western power came with the United Kingdom in 1986. It followed a settlement almost twenty years earlier for claims arising from the Soviet annexation of the Baltic states. We show how the two negotiations became intertwined and prompted both states to take pragmatic positions on international law. Whereas the Soviet Union showed little interest in legally justifying its inconsistent positions on debt succession, the United Kingdom developed contested legal arguments on state recognition to justify using gold belonging to the Baltic States to settle Soviet claims. In addition, we document how UK government lawyers admitted internally that Britain's involvement in the Russian Civil War had been illegal, which in turn justified very limited compensation to British claimants., TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Intoduction 442 II. 1917-1919: The Revolution Claims 444 III. 1920-1921: Trade and Recognition Takes Priority 448 IV. 1922: Multilateral Diplomacy Fails 450 V. 1923-1929: Bilateral Diplomacy [...]

Published
2023

35. Facing Angry Parents: Keep cool and respond appropriately when adults demand book removal

Author

Scales, Pat

Subjects
Home and school, Banned books, Libraries and readers -- Methods, Education -- Parent participation, Education, Library and information science, Publishing industry, Methods
Abstract

I'm a first-year librarian in a school serving grades 5-12. The entire library collection has been available to all students. When a parent complained that her fifth grader checked out [...]

Published
2022

36. AASL Position Statement

Subjects
Trade and professional associations, Privacy, Library and information science, Privacy issue
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With its new position statement, released March 12, the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) upholds its view that a learner has the right to access resources freely and without [...]

Published
2021

37. Samuel Alito's Conservativism - Burkean and American

Author

White, Adam J.

Subjects
Judicial power -- Laws, regulations and rules, Conservatism -- Analysis, Executive power -- Laws, regulations and rules, Criticism, Textual -- Analysis, Law and politics -- Analysis, Law, Political science, Government regulation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Evaluation, Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

"I am and always have been a conservative," Samuel Alito wrote in 1985, "and an adherent to the same philosophical views that I believe are central to this Administration." He [...]

Published
2023

38. Reorienting Collection Analysis: Cost-Effective Item-Level Analysis and Machine Learning in Public Libraries

Author

Hanney, Ross

Subjects
Public libraries -- Analysis, Machine learning -- Analysis, Data mining -- Analysis, Business, Library and information science, Data warehousing/data mining, International economic relations, Analysis
Abstract

In public libraries, especially those in rural settings, it is important that every dime of library funding is leveraged effectively into serving the community. As part of a year-long project beginning in January 2023, we are evaluating item-level cost-effectiveness for each circulating item housed at the public library in Lakeville, Indiana. Through the use of big(ish) data, some custom Python scripting, and machine learning algorithms we hope to answer: How much money is saved by library patrons through their use of the public library's physical collection? How much money is saved by the community through the operation of a public library based on the use of the circulating collection? And are there any non-obvious traits which make an item or title a more or less cost-effective circulating asset? In this column, I will describe the scripts, share initial findings, discuss challenges, and investigate next steps., INTRODUCTION There is so much to be said about the value public libraries bring to the communities they serve. This column is not going to investigate the worth of programs [...]

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2023
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39. The Sports Shelf

Subjects
Golf, Target marketing, Library and information science, Publishing industry
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The Sports Shelf Golf 360 Stephen Altschuler Sacajawea Press 9798475167342, $16.99 https://www.amazon.com/Golf-360-Current-Players-Considering/dp/B09L56BZKP It's unusual to find a golf book that can appeal to a wide audience of all types of [...]

Published
2022

40. Keep the Peace: Special library collections highlight worldwide peace efforts

Author

Bennett, Megan

Subjects
University and college libraries -- Collections and collecting, Pacifists -- Works, Library and information science, Collections and collecting, Works
Abstract

On a winter Chicago afternoon, near the end of her life, renowned social worker and activist Jane Addams started to burn her personal papers in her fireplace. Lucy Biddle Lewis, [...]

Published
2023

41. Hein Online Enterprise-wide Subscription

Subjects
Government publications -- Laws, regulations and rules, Business, international, Government regulation, User statistics, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Combined synopsis/solicitation (original): hein online enterprise-wide subscription The office of the chief counsel subscribes to a variety of database platforms to support our legal research needs heinonline occupies a unique [...]

Published
2023

42. Outstanding: Science Trade Books for Students

Subjects
Children's books, Sciences education, Education, Science and technology
Abstract

WE INVITE YOU TO EXPLORE this year's list of Outstanding Science Trade Books, which builds upon our 50-year history of identifying the very best in science books for children. In [...]

Published
2023

43. Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students

Subjects
Candlewick Press, Children's Book Council, Children's books, Book publishing, Education, Science and technology
Abstract

WE INVITE YOU TO EXPLORE this year's list of Outstanding Science Trade Books, which builds upon our 50-year history of identifying the very best in science books for children. In [...]

Published
2023

44. UNBANNING BOOKS: In 2022 Brooklyn Public Library's Books Unbanned Team began providing free ebook access to teens and young adults nationwide, defying rising book challenges across the country

Author

Peet, Lisa

Subjects
Banned books -- Access control, Public libraries -- Services, Children's books -- Access control, Young adult literature -- Access control, Library and information science, Access control, Services
Abstract

In the past year, book challenges became part of the national discourse. Efforts to censor what materials U.S. kids, teens, and young adults can access--primarily content about race and LGDTQIA+ [...]

Published
2023

45. Save the Date: SLJ Summit is October 28: Join us 'In Community' for a full-day, virtual program

Subjects
Periodical publishing -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Libraries -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Education, Library and information science, Publishing industry, Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

The SLJ Summit will be a free, all-day virtual event on Thursday, October 28. The theme for this year is "In Community." The day will include live and prerecorded sessions, [...]

Published
2021

46. Observing a Turn-of-the-Last-Century Classroom Community

Author

Katz, Jacqueline

Subjects
United States. Library of Congress, Education, Science and technology
Abstract

What might a photograph of your classroom tell an observer about your classroom community? Frances Benjamin Johnston (1864-1952) was one of the first American women to achieve prominence as a [...]

Published
2023

48. Salted owl and roasted puppy: Cambridge University to digitise medieval cures; Curious Cures is a two-year project to conserve more than 180 manuscripts, revealing the 'precarity of medieval life' and strangeness of pre-scientific medicine

Author

Sarah Shaffi

Subjects
University of Cambridge, University and college libraries
Abstract

Thousands of unedited medical recipes -- from a gout cure that involves stuffing a puppy with snails and sage to a cataract treatment that uses the gall bladder of a [...]

Published
2022

49. Diving into Diversity: Ways to make equity a central focus in the work of different types of libraries

Author

Escoto, Allison

Subjects
Ethnic Studies in Academic and Research Libraries (Nonfiction work) -- Pun, Raymond -- Cardenas-Dow, Melissa -- Flash, Kenya S., 52 Diverse Titles Every Book Lover Should Read: A One-Year Journal and Recommended Reading List from the American Library Association (Nonfiction work) -- Booklist, Let's Talk about Race in Storytimes (Nonfiction work) -- Bratt, Jessica Anne, Auditing Diversity in Library Collections (Nonfiction work) -- Voels, Sarah, Public Libraries and Their Communities (Nonfiction work) -- Cassell, Kay Ann, International LGBTQ+ Literature for Children and Young Adults (Essay collection) -- Epstein, B.J. -- Chapman, Elizabeth L., Books -- Book reviews, Library and information science
Abstract

Public Libraries and Their Communities By Kay Ann Cassell Before a library can offer services and build collections for diverse patrons, it is important that it understands the makeup of [...]

Published
2022

50. Sounding Rocket Program-4 On Ramp Request For Proposal (rfp)

Subjects
Defense industry, Letting of contracts, Business, international, Defense industry
Abstract

Solicitation (Original): Sounding rocket program-4 on ramp request for proposal (rfp) Please note the srp-4 on-ramp rfp contains a different rfp number (fa8818-23-r-0002) and contains some updates to the initial [...]

Published
2022

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