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“Maximum Segregation” commentary by GSU Student
Check out the insightful commentary on the West Bank Barrier of Israel and Palestine on Social Shutter by David Warford, Jr., a graduating Psychology major...Topics- Anthropology
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Muslim American Women Speak
Please join the Middle East Institute of Georgia State University for an intriguing program entitled “Muslim American Women Speak: Our National Identities Are Not At...Topics- For Faculty
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- Global Studies
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Clyde Faulkner, former dean, dies
Clyde W. Faulkner, Jr., Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences from 1981-1991, passed away on Saturday. A celebration of his life will be...Topics- For Faculty
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Georgia State University Library Celebrates 2010 Faculty Authors
When Provost Risa Palm spoke before a gathering honoring more than one hundred faculty authors, she pointed out that 10% of Georgia State’s faculty published...Topics- Books
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Historian Reveals the Knotted Roots of Mississippi’s Labor Movement
Did you know that the organized labor movement in the South learned from and influenced the black freedom struggle? These stunning events are revealed in...Topics- African American Studies
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Dunwoody Police Dept.’s Twitter Marathon
On Friday, April 8 starting at 6:00 a.m. the Dunwoody Police Department will tweet every call for 24 hours. The Dunwoody P.D. has offered many...Topics- Books
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U.S. Census Bureau Director Lecture – April 15
Robert M. Groves, director of the U.S. Census Bureau and former director of the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan, will present the...Topics- Books
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New York Times online
The New York Times recently instituted a “paywall,” charging for access to their articles online. The library continues to offer GSU researchers access to NYT...Topics- Communication
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Undergraduate Research Award Winners!
On March 16, the winners of the 2011 University Library Undergraduate Research Awards presented their research at the GSU Undergraduate Research Conference. The award recognizes Georgia...Topics- African American Studies
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AJC Newspaper Photograph Exhibit in Library North
SOUTHERN LIGHT: Selections from The Atlanta Journal – Constitution Newspaper Photographic Archives is on display until April 29th, 2011, on the first floor of Georgia...Topics- African American Studies
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