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Marginalia No. 11, Merrill-Cazier Library Oct 2001

Issue Number 11: Autumn 2001

LIBRARIES MAKE A DIFFERENCE-Special thanks to all the participants in the Phonathon Campaign.

SHHH … LIBRARIANS AT WORK- A list of USU Librarians’ accomplishments in 2000

STICKER SHOCK ADS- Comparing the cost of academic journals to luxury Goods – Shocking!

PRESIDENT HALL LECTURES ON THE JFK ASSASSINATION- STEVE STURGEON REPORTS.

SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION CROSSROADS-The Tempe Principles, dealing with spiraling inflation

LIFTING THE VEIL-ROSE MILOVICH REPORTS ON BOB BISSLAND’S EXHIBIT & THE FRIENDS’ RECEPTION

FALL SEMESTER EXHIBITION-Upcoming Print Exchange Portfolio, USU Art Department

THE NEVER-ENDING BOOKSALE-Announcing a new chapter in our book sale history

RESEARCH HELP: JUST …

Marginalia No. 10, Merrill-Cazier Library Apr 2001

Issue Number 10: Spring 2001

APRIL FOOLS-Folklore curator, Randy Williams, on the origin of April Fools

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK, APRIL 2 – 6-A summary of the weeks activities.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS GREETING CARD PROJECT WRAPS UP-Dan Davis’ summary & information on cards.

BOOK OF THE SEMESTER-Libraries ASUSU rep. Peter Dawson on Steinbeck’s ‘Travels with Charlie’

PHONATHON-Trina Shelton reports on the success of the annual Phonathon

SUMMERTIME-Reference Librarian, Jo Ann Murphy outlines tentative Summer Lecture Series.

WITH FRIENDS LIKE YOU-A summary of the year’s Friends contributions

WE’VE COME A LONG, WONDERFUL WAY-Campus Liaison Jan Anderson reports on the Libraries’ latest offerings

FREEDOM …

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