Students had an extra bit of fun during the laser tag activity at Alexander Library. Who knew we had a full edition of the “Bored Wook” encyclopedia? Credit: Rob Krack.
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN REPORT |
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Consolidation, tradeoffs, and the Libraries’ Service Framework. |
FEATURES |
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Update from the Ex Libris Implementation Team for March. |
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A reminder from HR: it’s URA-AFT self-appraisal season. |
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Jim Niessen recounts a recent contribution to the JSTOR Print Archive in Chicago. |
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A look at the Agenda from March 2003. |
HAPPENINGS |
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What’s happening around Rutgers in March. |
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Quick takes on events and news from the Libraries this month. |
TRENDING – news from other Libraries’ blogs
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| “We weren’t speaking to the world. We were speaking to one another. The kind of collectivity that emerged at Douglass – a thriving lesbian community that gave a tremendous amount of cultural vitality and social vitality to the women who were part of it, but also to the world that it went out into. We did remarkable things.” – Kay Turner Margery Somers Foster Center |
February 26th is Pistachio Day! At the NJ Digital Newspaper Project office, we thought we’d share a few pistachio related items from the 1921 Perth Amboy Evening News. This ad from advertises chocolate covered pistachio nut “nougotines” along with other treats.
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Many of the cookbooks on display in Special Collections and University Archives’ exhibition From Cooking Pot to Melting Pot: New Jersey’s Diverse Foodways contain recipes for Indian pudding. I had never heard of this dish, so I became curious about its history and thought I might even try to make it.
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