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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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“Bleed Blue” @ the Library!
How many universities can brag that they have an in-house hip-hop mogul? Well, Georgia State does! Check out the latest music video from Georgia State...Topics- General
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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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Duplex Now Default Setting For Black & White Library Printers
Double-sided printing is now the default setting for all of the black and white printers in the library. It is both environmentally friendly and saves...Topics- For Graduate Students
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The Art of War: Insights on Business Strategy
The Art of War is a classic work on the subject of military strategy. Written in the 6th century BC, the book is attributed to...Topics- Books
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And the winners are…
in the Department of Criminal Justice – The Journal of Criminal Justice Education is an official publication of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)....Topics- Criminal Justice
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More commentary, reporting on the GSU copyright lawsuit, trial
ARL Policy Notes, by Brandon Butler. Here’s an excerpt: “If the publishers can show that any professor exceeded the bounds of fair use when they...Topics- General
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The Construction of Political News
The presidential election cycle will formally begin very shortly – some may argue that it has already begun in the mass media. Dr. Toby Bolson,...Topics- Communication
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- Political Science
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“Sunshine Segregation” commentary by GSU Student
Check out the insightful commentary on Social Shutter by Leah Meyer, an undergraduate Sociology major at Georgia State University – a timely post as the...Topics- Books
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