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How Well Do You Know Your Presidents?
President’s Day falls on February 21st this year. Traditionally, this day celebrates the February birthdates of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The GSU Library has...Topics- Books
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- History
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Southern Labor Archives Periodicals
Beginning a little over a year ago, Special Collections and Archives saw the importance of having the Southern Labor periodicals catalogued as a highly useful…Topics- For Faculty
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New Resources for Black History Month: Learning More about Black History
For Black History Month, in addition to great resources showcasing historical black voices, the GSU Library also has a wide range of books about Black...Topics- African American Studies
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A Historical Take on Religion and Politics
Congratulations to Prof. David Sehat of the History Department, who has just published his book The Myth of American Religious Freedom (2011). In the battles...Topics- Books
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Center of Excellence on Health Disparities
On February 24, 2011, an overview will be provided of the new GSU Center of Excellence (COE) on Health Disparities as well as the “Syndemics...Topics- Books
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The military as peacekeeper
Now that President Hosni Mubarak has ceded power to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, Egypt’s military will be transitioning the country to democracy....Topics- Books
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- Global Studies
- Instruction
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New Resources for Black History Month: Exploring Historical Voices
February is Black History Month, and the GSU Library has plenty of resources for you showing black history in the making… newspapers, papers, diaries, letters...Topics- African American Studies
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Four Alternatives to Computer Frustration
In the first month of spring semester, there were 59,762 logins to the computers at the Georgia State University Library. That’s a lot of traffic....Topics- For Students
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Religion and politics are examined in two new publications
Congratulations to Dr. Allison Calhoun-Brown, Associate Professor in the Dept. of Political Science, on her most recent publications: Religion and politics in the United States...Topics- Books
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Egypt – why does it matter?
The recent conflict in Egypt has both political and economic implications, not just in that nation but throughout the world. Egypt has been major power...Topics- For Faculty
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