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What is Labor Day REALLY about?
What is the Labor Day holiday really about? Here are various resources that will fill you in on Labor Day’s history as well as labor...Topics- Books
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KKK infiltrator, Civil Rights activist Kennedy dies at 94.
Stetson Kennedy, noted Civil Rights activist perhaps best known for infiltrating and exposing the Ku Klux Klan in Georgia in the 1940s, passed away Saturday,...Topics- African American Studies
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- Special Collections & Archives
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John E. Aderhold dies
John E. Aderhold–businessman, civic leader, and Georgia State University benefactor–died Wednesday, August 10. The university’s Aderhold Learning Center was funded by the family and is...Topics- For Faculty
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WSB Radio Sound Recording Collection
The Special Collections and Archives is currently processing a collection of over ten thousand 10” sound recordings, mostly 78 rpm discs from the WSB Radio...Topics- For Faculty
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- Music
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Photo(s) of the Week: Unidentified Georgia City
Can you confirm where these photographs were taken? This is a United States Highway motorcade sponsored by the Atlanta Journal newspaper. Click on an image...Topics- For Faculty
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PATCO Strike Files Reveal Solidarity
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) Records Digitization Project is underway at Georgia State University Library. Series V: Strike Files has been added to...Topics- For Faculty
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Guest Post: Terry Kraus from the Federal Aviation Administration
Theresa Kraus, historian for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), visited Georgia State University Library’s Special Collections and Archives to use the Professional Air Traffic Controllers...Topics- Special Collections & Archives
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photograph Collection: Update
Georgia State University transferred the five million images in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs Collections to a Special Collections and Archives service facility in April 2010....Topics- For Faculty
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Portals to the Past: Creative Web Uses of Historic GSU Photos
Several Web sites are making innovative use of historic Atlanta photographs from Georgia State University Library Collections. The Atlanta Time Machine shows historic photographs juxtaposed...Topics- Communication
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Jim Ashlock Oral History now open for research
James R. “Jim” Ashlock (standing, second from right) worked for Eastern Air Lines from 1966 to 1991. In 1968, Ashlock was transferred to Miami, Eastern’s...Topics- Business
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