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How a Densely Populated Neighborhood Became Turner Field: A Map Essay
With the unexpected announcement that the Braves will leave the Atlanta neighborhood of Summerhill for suburban Cobb County, many in the city are left to...Topics- African American Studies
- Anthropology
- Communication
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“…the opposite of poverty is not wealth but justice.” –Bryan Stevenson
Stevenson’s quote can be viewed in this video. Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) will speak at the 25th Annual Benjamin E....Topics- Books
- Criminal Justice
- Education
- Educational Policy Studies
- Educational Psychology & Special Education
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The History of Radio Broadcasting in Georgia
An online exhibit is now available that documents the history of radio broadcasting in the state of Georgia over a 50 year period from its...Topics- Communication
- Film & Media
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GSU Profs and Grad Students researching Atlanta’s Public Housing Transition
Check out the most recent publications from the ongoing grant-funded Urban Health Initiative research project, headed by Sociology Professors Erin Ruel, Lesley Reid, and Deirdre...Topics- Ejournals
- Faculty Publications and Research
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Georgia State University Copyright Case – Post-Argument Panel Event
In 2012, a federal district court in Georgia ruled largely in favor of Georgia State University in the ongoing copyright lawsuit initiated by Cambridge University...Topics- For Faculty
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GSU Profs researching “Sexual Identity in the American Deep South”
Checkout Sociology Professors Dawn Baunach and Elisabeth Burgess‘s article about their research on U.S. Southerners’ sexual identity experiences: Baunach, D., & Burgess, E. O. (2013)....Topics- Ejournals
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Military Veterans’ Mental Health Lecture
The annual J. Rhodes Haverty Lecture will be a panel discussion on the mental health issues facing our military veterans. “Myths and Misconceptions About Mental...Topics- Books
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NARAL Pro-Choice Georgia Records Now Available for Researchers
NARAL Pro-Choice Georgia described itself as “the political arm of the pro-choice movement.” Incorporated in 1980 as the Georgia Abortion Rights Action League (GARAL), [photo...Topics- Digital Collections
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Open Access Week Letter Supports GSU, Blasts CCC
The strongly-worded “Open Letter in Observance of Open Access Week 2013” re-affirms the importance fair use and open access to education, while at the same...Topics- For Faculty
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Open Access Week is Oct. 21-25
The Georgia State University Library will celebrate Open Access Week October 21-25, 2013. “What’s open access?,” you ask. According to the Budapest Open Access Initiative,...Topics- For Faculty
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