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This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, The Pitcher and the Dictator: Satchel Paige’s Unlikely Season in the Dominican Republic, by Averell Smith, recommended by Kevin Butterfield, University Librarian.
This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, Just My Type, by Simon Garfield, recommended by Jen Thomas, Book Arts Program Director.
This week’s Favorite Friday is the book, Jurassic Park, by Michael Crichton, recommended by Laura Hood, User Support Specialist.
This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, The Help, by Kathryn Sockett, recommended by Susan Opdycke, User Support Specialist.
This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, The Doomsters (Lew Archer Series), by Ross Macdonald, recommended by Kevin Butterfield, University Librarian.
Throughout the summer, staff members in the University of Richmond Libraries will recommend book and film titles for summer reading and viewing. Search for these titles in the UR Library Catalog. This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, Word by Word: The Secret Life of Dictionaries, by Kory Stamper, recommended by Lynda Kachurek, Rare Book and Special Collections Librarian.
Throughout the summer, staff members in the University of Richmond Libraries will recommend book and film titles for summer reading and viewing. Search for these titles in the UR Library Catalog. This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, Anathem, by Neal Stephenson, recommended by Taylor McNeilly, Processing & Reference Archivist.
This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, Homegoing, by Yaa Gyasi, recommended by Dianna Barron, Curriculum Materials Center Associate.
This week’s Favorite Friday book is, Apache Voices: their stories of survival as told to Eve Ball, recommended by, Luci Ortiz, User Support Specialist.
Throughout the summer, staff members in the University Libraries will recommend book and film titles for summer reading and viewing. Search for these titles in the UR Library Catalog. This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, A Land of Permanent Goodbyes, by Atia Abawi, recommended by Lucretia McCulley, Head, Scholarly Communications.
Summer Reading Picks from Boatwright!- Summer Fun in Boatwright: Power Walking How can you use Boatwright Library space this summer? University staff members Barb Michelson and Kay MacDonald walk through Boatwright's floors and stairwells four times a day and it only takes 5-6 minutes. There are no weather problems and it's a great way to say hello to fellow staff and students. We hope to see you power walking through Boatwright!
Check out this week's #WyattWalkerWednesday post, discussing the various types of materials in the collection and ongoing renovations working to improve storage, preservation, and access to the collection: http://rarebooks.urlibraries.org/?p=589
Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday! This week we give another update on the audio cassette processing work that's starting our A/V material digitization process. Find out more at: http://rarebooks.urlibraries.org/?p=584
Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday! This week's post covers mold checking, quarantine procedures, and manuscript processing. Check it out at http://rarebooks.urlibraries.org/?p=579
Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday (a day late)! Technical difficulties delayed us, but nothing can stop us! This week we're taking an in-depth look at prepping audio cassettes for digitization. Check it out at http://rarebooks.urlibraries.org/?p=574- Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday! This week we talk about upcoming renovations in the RBSC space and how they will affect the Walker Collection. Check out the link for more info! http://rarebooks.urlibraries.org/?p=572
Need a little design inspiration? We just added “True Print” to Boatwright’s Book Arts Collection and it’s a phenomenal overview of work by Swiss graphic designer and letterpress printer, Dafi Kühne. Dafi often designs his posters with a combination of wood type, metal type, linocuts, and laser cut forms, bridging 15th and 21st century technologies. #typetuesday #letterpress #dafikuhne
Stop by the library during exams for your Boatwright Tower popsocket!
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- This week’s “Favorite Friday” is the book, Just My Type, by Simon Garfield, recommended by Jen Thomas, Book Arts Pr… https://t.co/jUcLdeKakQ
- This week’s Favorite Friday is the book, Jurassic Park, by Michael Crichton, recommended by Laura Hood, User Suppor… https://t.co/XM3KxTEV1i
- RT @ParsonsMusLib: Here are a few more photos of our newly renovated space! @ParsonsMusLib @urichmond @URNews2Use @ModlinCenter @Boatwrigh…
- RT @ParsonsMusLib: After a brief absence, @ParsonsMusLib is OPEN FOR BUSINESS again in our beautiful, newly renovated space in Webb Tower…
- This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, The Help, by Kathryn Sockett, recommended by Susan Opdycke, User Support… https://t.co/XhoaWVCF54
- This week’s #FavoriteFriday is the book, The Doomsters, by Ross Macdonald, recommended by Kevin Butterfield. https://t.co/pA7ubXdVMb
- This week's "Favorite Friday" is the book, Word by Word: The Secret Life of Dictionaries, by Kory Stamper, recommen… https://t.co/S7Yt1pvI6X
- This week’s “Favorite Friday” is the book, Homegoing, by Yaa Gyasi, recommended by Dianna Barron, Curriculum Materi… https://t.co/HMoi7yYe2J
- This week’s Favorite Friday book is, Apache Voices: their stories of survival as told to Eve Ball, recommended by,… https://t.co/GlxgbexYT1
- This week’s #FavoriteFriday is the book, A Land of Permanent Goodbyes, by Atia Abawi 📚 https://t.co/nJDOLyd32M
- Our next edition of Favorite Friday- Thanks for sharing Scott! Be sure to check this recommendation out here at the… https://t.co/GnxxVux754
- Check out this week's #WyattWalkerWednesday post, discussing the various types of materials in the collection and o… https://t.co/a0fBfzbXjw
- Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday! This week we give another update on the audio cassette processing work that's starting… https://t.co/dAXbECJxnC
- Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday! This week's post covers mold checking, quarantine procedures, and manuscript processin… https://t.co/9n9EhrsNjI
- Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday (a day late)! Technical difficulties delayed us, but nothing can stop us! This week we'… https://t.co/QpfObXmXzw
- Happy #WyattWalkerWednesday! This week we talk about upcoming renovations in the RBSC space and how they will affec… https://t.co/XAtPMZnozg
- Need a little design inspiration? We just added “True Print” to Boatwright’s Book Arts collection and it’s a phenom… https://t.co/X3YwnMCT6o
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- De-stress @Boatwright. Stop by on Monday, April 30 and pick up a popsocket and candy! Good luck on exams! https://t.co/MCVQExE46s
Podcasts @ Boatwright
- Dr. Karen Kochel – Faculty Author Interview
Dr. Karen Kochel, Assistant Professor of Psychology, discusses a special issue of the Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, entitled Applying symptoms-driven models of depression to the investigation of peer relationship adversity: Mediating and moderating mechanisms. Dr. Kochel served as the guest editor ... Continue reading → - Dr. Thomas Bonfiglio – Faculty Author Interview
Dr. Thomas Bonfiglio, Professor of Literature and Linguistics and the William Judson Gaines Chair in Modern Foreign Languages, discusses his new book, The Psychopathology of American Capitalism, published recently by Palgrave Macmillan. The book synthesizes psychoanalytic and Marxist techniques in ... Continue reading → - By Feedroll.com