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Archive.org TV news search
The Internet Archive now offers a free searchable database of over 400,000 recent television news broadcasts from major networks, organized into short video clips. (They...Topics- Communication
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Exploring the “unintended consequences of archaeological research”
Check out GSU Anthropology Professor Christopher Morehart‘s recently-published research discussing how archaeological discoveries impact the identity of contemporary settings: Morehart, C. T. (2012). What if...Topics- Anthropology
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Good Chemistry: GSU’s First Location
In 1913, the Georgia School of Technology’s School of Commerce held its first classes at Tech’s ivy-covered chemistry building (Lyman Hall). The Evening School...Topics- Business
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Open Access ETDs Shouldn’t Limit Opportunities for Future Scholarly Publication
As reported in the Chronicle of Higher Education, newly-minted scholars shouldn’t worry that publishing their electronic theses or dissertations in open access repositories will unduly...Topics- For Faculty
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U.S. Poet Laureate Scheduled for Georgia State University Centennial Series
The United States Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey will be a featured speaker in the Georgia State Centennial Series January 16th, 2pm in the Rialto Center....Topics- Books
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New Computer Science Books
Interested in reading the latest computer science books? Check out these two new electronic books: On Computing: the Fourth Great Scientific Domain, by Paul S. Rosenbloom,...Topics- Books
- Computer Science
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Extracting Secrets from the Jaws of Pleistocene Hominins
Check out GSU Anthropology Professor Frank L’Engle Williams‘ recently published research: Williams, F., Schroeder, L., & Ackermann, R. (2012). The mid-face of lower Pleistocene hominins...Topics- Anthropology
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Nursing Professor Publishes on the Quality of Online Nursing Education
In her recent publication, Eva M. Horne MN, BSN, APRN-BC, a professor with the Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions, asks, in...Topics- Faculty Publications and Research
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New Article Explores the ABA and Accusations of Bias
Congratulations to Dr. Amy Steigerwalt, Assoc. Professor of Political Science! Her article, “Bias in the Bar: Evaluating the ABA Ratings of Federal Judicial Nominees” was...Topics- Ejournals
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Psychological Fiction: Check it Out
Would you like a good book to read over the break? Consider these recently published psychological fiction titles from some great authors. Mini-summaries are from...Topics- Books
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- Psychology