Tag: displays
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Celebrating Black History Month
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At the Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library, we offer many print and online resources that document, commemorate and celebrate Black history and experiences in the United States. Ferguson Resources – In addition to organizing a range of information about the protests in Ferguson, MO, this online guide provides a sample of resources addressing African American history,…
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On Display in Government Documents
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This fall, we are displaying Government Document recommendations from the fictional government employees of the television show Parks and Recreation. As we put the display together, we noticed that there really was something that matched each character’s interests. Government Documents is known mostly for legislation-related materials, but in our search for the perfect item…
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Happy 2013 Homecoming!
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As we look forward to the big game against St. Olaf on September 28, take a minute to check out the homecoming display featuring past traditions of this college holiday. Over the years, Gustavus has hosted a variety of events and some even continue today. Homecoming traditionally allows alumni to gather and catch up, but…
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Blind Date with a Book
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Are you up for a rendezvous this February? Try our “Blind Date with a Book!” Mystery books from the collection are wrapped in brown paper and located on the reference desk display shelves. Unlike a date, you can take this one home to get to know it! Will it be funny, sad, beautiful, informative or…
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Literary and Historical Award Winners
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We order award winning books annually that have been chosen for the top literary and history prizes. Below is a list of awards that we order from for the library, sure to click on the links to find the books awarded throughout the years. Then check our catalog to see if title is available. Also…