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...Later, Stella will descend into misanthropic madness in a Perth boarding house, while Perdita, starved of her sisterhood with Mary, will seek out "the families of readership" as a trainee librarian. With a mastery of mise-en-sc?ne, Jones writes of the family's future as if it were the past, and the past as if it were the present. For the surviving members, what happened in the station's kitchen continues to play out, not unlike the true-life case of a Japanese soldier lost for 29 years in the Philippines jungles, who refused to believe World...
...clicking the “Internet Link” in its HOLLIS record rather than hot-footing it over to the Andover Theological Library. “The books will be available instantaneously, seven days a week, 24 hours a day,” said Dale P. Flecker, associate librarian for systems and planning in the University Library (HUL). The Google Books Library Project scans books from many major libraries and makes them freely available online. Since 2004, Google has been scanning books from Harvard’s libraries that are no longer under copyright protection. According to Pforzheimer University...
...Data Services, currently based in Littauer, will be relocated there to join other units of the Harvard College Library’s Social Sciences Program (SSP). “Instead of having that honeycombed partitioned look, it will have a more open and receptive feel,” Larsen Librarian of Harvard College Nancy Cline said of Lamont’s coming renovation.Cline said moving the parts of the SSP closer together would facilitate research.“We will be bringing together people to work more effectively,” said Cline.MAKE WAY FOR ARTThe fate of what...
Three months before Sidney Verba ’53 is to retire as Harvard’s longest serving chief librarian, a $2.5 million endowed fund for the Harvard University Library (HUL) has been created in his honor...
...MANY OBSTACLES Richard Nixon faced as President was a fiery National Archives librarian named Mary Livingston. In 1970 she was given personal papers Nixon wanted to donate to the archives, along with an affidavit, prepared by a manuscripts dealer, indicating the President had handed over the documents a year earlier, when old tax law would have afforded him a $450,000 tax benefit. Livingston spoke up about the ploy, prompting Congress to rule the deduction was improper...