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Dr. Shawn Powers to Speak on Tunisia’s Transition
Tunisia’s Transition: The Challenges of Building Democracy in a Weak State While the World is Watching. Presented by Dr. Shawn Powers, Department of Communication As...Topics- Communication
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Belize, GIS and Study Abroad
Wondering what to do during Maymester? How does engaging with local communities in Belize while conducting field work for a community GIS (Geographic Information Systems)...Topics- For Graduate Students
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- Geosciences
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Derrick A. Bell, Civil Rights Activist and Scholar, Dies
Derrick A. Bell, civil rights attorney and legal scholar – the first African-American to hold a tenured position at Harvard’s Law School, died on October...Topics- African American Studies
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“So You Think You Can Write?” Writing Workshop Thursday October 13th at 1:30, Troy Moore Library
Continuing its’ workshop series, the Writing Studio offers Georgia State University students another opportunity to improve their writing. Thursday October 13th the workshop, “So You...Topics- Books
- English
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Brown Bag Lecture; More than a Run Up a Hill
More Than a Run Up a Hill: The Spanish-American War 1898 Presented by Dr. Mark Barnes The Spanish-American War of 1898 represents a largely forgotten...Topics- Education
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Columbus Day – October 12th
A U.S. national holiday since 1937, Columbus Day commemorates the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World on October 12, 1492. The Italian-born explorer...Topics- Books
- History
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Swedish Poet Wins Nobel Prize for Literature
Tomas Tranströmer, the Swedish poet whose sometimes bleak but powerful work explores themes of nature, isolation and identity, won the 2011 Nobel Prize in Literature...Topics- For Students
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Steve Jobs, Apple’s visionary dies at age 56
MacBooks, iPhones, iPads…Steven P. Jobs, the visionary co-founder and former chief executive of the technology company Apple Inc., died on Oct. 5, 2011. He...Topics- For Students
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WSB Radio Photographs
The Special Collections and Archives have recently digitized a portion of the images from the WSB Radio Records and they are now available online as...Topics- Digital Collections
- Film & Media
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Nobel Prize 2011
Every year since 1901 the Nobel Prize has been awarded for achievements in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and for peace. The Nobel Prize...Topics- For Students
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