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September 2018

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    Elena Schneider poses with the newly wrapped NBL mail van. Credit: Eugene McElroy
  • Irina Radeva's party
    Many colleagues gathered to wish Irina Radeva well at her going away party. Credit: Rich Sandler.
  • Bob Sewell party
    Bob Warwick poses at his retirement party. Credit: Tracey Meyer.
  • Kati Ritter party
    Kati Ritter with the delicious spread at her retirement party. Credit: Susan Killough.
  • New modular furniture has been installed at the Chang Library. Credit: Judit Ward.
    New modular furniture has been installed at the Chang Library. Credit: Judit Ward.
  • New modular furniture has been installed at the Chang Library. Credit: Judit Ward.
    New modular furniture has been installed at the Chang Library. Credit: Judit Ward.
  • Mythlore, the journal edited by Janet Brennan Croft, celebrated its 50th anniversary this summer. Credit: Janet Brennan Croft.
    Mythlore, the journal edited by Janet Brennan Croft, celebrated its 50th anniversary this summer. Credit: Janet Brennan Croft.
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN REPORT
Krisellen Maloney Thank you for another great faculty and staff appreciation picnic.

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FEATURES
Ex Libris Implementation Update from the Ex Libris Implementation Team for September.

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Puerto Rican government documents Stephanie Bartz is leading an effort to repatriate government documents to libraries affected by natural disasters.

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Alcoholics Anonymous big book New Brunswick Libraries have acquired a first edition of “The Big Book,” a foundational text for Alcoholics Anonymous valued at up to six figures.

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New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance logo Three of our colleagues are stepping into leadership positions in the New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance.

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Social media Exploring the history of Latinos in New Jersey–with the help of the Libraries.

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RULhelp Using the RULhelp system helps IIS help you.

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Agenda A glimpse at the Agenda from September 2001.

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HAPPENINGS
What's Happening What’s happening around Rutgers in September.

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Quick Takes Quick takes on events and news from the Libraries this month.

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TRENDING – news from other Libraries’ blogs
rue Perth Amboy Evening News mutt
Who needs an intro when I can simply say one word: Lesbian. Yes, I said it. This is about Rue Watson, a lesbian student who graduated Douglass College in 1977. Her experience at Douglass from the point of view of a lesbian student is important and critical to the identity development of the modern day lesbian students at Rutgers.

Margery Somers Foster Center

New Jersey’s contribution to Chronicling America continues to grow. An additional 1,100+ pages of the Perth Amboy Evening News were recently added to the site. As of today, 18 years of this important central New Jersey newspaper are now freely available online, totaling 61,509 pages.

New Jersey Digital Newspaper Project

Over the past two months, I have been conversing with Dr. Glyn Thompson, a retired art history professor from Leeds University, in regards to our holding of early twentieth-century pottery company trade catalogs in the Sinclair New Jersey Collection. His research question is a fascinating one: Did Marcel Duchamp create the iconic 1917 ready-made Fountain?

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