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Introducing a recommendation service for scholarly articles
The Library recently licensed the bX Recommender service from Ex Libris. What is it? Have you shopped online recently? If so, you’re probably familiar with...Topics- For Faculty
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Carroll to Seahawks, Kiffin to USC
Ever wonder why this game of musical chairs seems so important in our society? Here are three books that explain the economic importance of professional...Topics- Economics
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Your number's up. Time to get it down!
To increase the security of your Georgia State University Library account, the statewide University System of Georgia now requires that all library users enter a...Topics- For Faculty
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European Journal of Information Systems Publishes Special Issue on RFID Applications
The December 2009 issue of the European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS) focuses on radio frequency identification (RFID) systems. RFID technology has been applied in...Topics- General
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E-book: Developing, Promoting & Sustaining the Undergraduate Research Experience in Psychology
Developing, Promoting & Sustaining the Undergraduate Research Experience in Psychology is now available online from the Society for the Teaching of Psychology. This book is...Topics- For Faculty
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Avatar: Cultural Issues in Cinema
The controversial blockbuster movie Avatar, now in theaters, explores issues of cultural belonging, cross acculturation, and cultural appropriation. The Georgia State University Library holds many...Topics- Books
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Top 25 Economic Articles in ScienceDirect
Check out ScienceDirect’s quarterly Top 25 Hottest Articles in Economics, Econometrics, and Finance. The Top 25 is a list of most read articles – counted...Topics- Databases
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Breaking out of the Pink-Collar Ghetto
Breaking out of the pink-collar ghetto: policy solutions for non-college women was recently reviewed by Emily Stiehl in the Journal of Labor Research’s Summer 2009...Topics- Books
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GSU Faculty Member Discusses Her Latest Book
Professor Jennifer M. Barker of GSU’s Moving Image Studies program provides a glimpse into her latest work, The Tactile Eye: Touch and the Cinematic Experience,...Topics- Books
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Holiday Iron Pour and Silent Auction
GSU’s Annual Holiday Iron Pour and Silent Auction will be hosted on December 12th from 2pm to 9pm at the Edgewood Sculpture Studio. You can...Topics- Books
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