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The Social Network – Read all about it
The controversial movie The Social Network hits theatres this weekend. The movie tells a tale of Facebook Inc.’s 2004 inception, and has already been hailed as...Topics- Books
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Educating the Urban New South…with a Wry Twist
Like the red-headed stepchild whose history it tells, Dr. Merl E. Reed’s Educating the Urban New South: Atlanta and the Rise of Georgia State University,...Topics- Books
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Photo of the Week: Reality from “Channeled” Negatives
For his senior art portfolio, artist Pascal Raymond recycles deteriorated negatives of car wrecks to create a diptych evoking a spiritual and economic reality. The...Topics- Art & Design
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Photo of the Week: Burns Cottage, Atlanta, GA
The Robert Burns Cottage, located three miles southeast of Atlanta, Georgia, is a replica of the Scottish poet’s birthplace in Alloway, Ayrsshire, Scotland. The Atlanta...Topics- English
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Reconstructing a Musical Score
A recent researcher utilized sheet music from the Frances Wallace Papers for a project involving the reconstruction of the musical score to a 1919 silent...Topics- For Faculty
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Rahna Carusi appointed first endowed graduate assistant for Women’s Collection
Rahna Carusi has been named the first endowed graduate assistant for Georgia State University Library’s Women’s Collection, a position generously supported by Our Mothers’ Fund (established by Margaret...Topics- Communication
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The records of the UFCW, Local 525, now open for research
The records of the United Food and Commercial Workers , Local 525 (Asheville, N.C.), 1944-1986 (bulk 1961-1983), contain correspondence, organizing materials, legal files, publications, meeting...Topics- African American Studies
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St. Elmo Murray, Byronic Hero?
Born Augusta Jane Evans on May 8, 1835, in Wynnton (now the MidTown area in Columbus), Georgia, Mrs. Augusta Evans Wilson (1835-1909) wrote nine highly...Topics- English
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Evolution of Classroom Technology Timeline
Here is a fascinating look at the evolution of classroom technology, published in the 9/19/10 issue of New York Times Magazine (Courtesy of ResourceShelf). Here...Topics- Education
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GSU Institutional History Highlights Founders & “Firsts”
Do you know who our first female graduate and faculty member was? Can you name one of the young people who tried to integrate our...Topics- African American Studies
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