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Lauinger Library
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Blommer Science Library
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Events
1970-2005
April 6th is the 35th Anniversary of the Joseph Mark Lauinger Memorial Library
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»Library
Associates Events April
16
Augustine: A Conversation with the Provost
John Carroll Awards Weekend
Chicago, IL April
27
James Joyce and his Self-Portrait
James Heffernan, Professor Emeritus, Dartmouth College
Boston, MA More
information on these and additional 2004-2005 Library Associates
events will be updated here.
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News
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Food
for Fines
Put
your Library fines to work for the community.
For two weeks, April 4-April 18, the Main
Campus Libraries
will exchange Food
for Fines. For every canned good or non-perishable
food item brought to the Lauinger Library or
the Blommer Science Library, $1.00 in current
library
fines will be removed from your record. See
details here.
All items will be donated to Bread
for the City, which works with the disabled, the elderly, and families
with children.
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»Research
Workshop on Economics
Students
are invited to a research
workshop offered Tuesday, April
12, 4:30-5:30 p.m., in the Dubin Classroom,
first floor of Lauinger Library. This workshop will focus
on economics (April 12). Find out how annual reviews,
the G.U. Archives and Special Collections, the Library
of Congress, and databases specific to economics
can jump-start your research.
A program of the College Academic Council - Social Action
and Lauinger Library.
»New
Georgetown University-Library of Congress Connection
The
Library of Congress, with 129 million items in 21 separate
reading rooms, is one of the world's great research
collections. LC welcomes public use of its general
reference facilities, but it can be bewildering because
of its size and complexity. The new Georgetown University-Library
of Congress Connection streamlines access for Georgetown
University's faculty and students to LC's collections
and services as a supplement to Georgetown University
Library's resources. Visit
the Library's new Library of Congress Connection web
page to learn how to:
- initiate
a research consultation with a curator at LC;
- schedule
an orientation for yourself or your class;
- check
availability of a conference room where a class could
make use of materials from the LC collections.
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| Exhibits |
»In the Fairchild
Gallery, Fifth Floor Lauinger. The Professionalization
of an American Woman Printmaker: The Early Career
of Grace Albee, 1915-1933.
»In the Gunlocke Room, Fifth Floor
Lauinger: The Phenomenon of Teilhard.
»In the Leon Robbin
Gallery, Fifth Floor Lauinger: Two Black Composers:
R. Nathaniel Dett & J. Rosamond Johnson.
»In the Stephen Richard Kerbs Exhibit
Area, Third Floor Lauinger: Are You Ready to
Celebrate Founder's Day and Maryland Day?
»In the Government Documents Display
Case, First Floor Lauinger: The Sudan.
»In the Napolitano Exhibit Space,
New Media Center, First Floor Lauinger: Student Art Work:
Beginning and Advanced Photography Classes and Beginning Digital
Art, Fall Semester 2004.
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Grace Albee
Antibes, Southern France, 1929
On display in the Fairchild Gallery.
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Phone: 202-687-7425
Fax: 202-687-7501
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Washington, DC 20057-1174
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