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Dressed In Time

Dressed in time

Posted in Academics & Research on November 29, 2012

Denison’s newly digitized Historical Costume Collection showcases fashion from times gone by.

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The Thoughtful Generalist

The thoughtful generalist

Posted in Academics & Research on April 6, 2012

Josh Finnell, Denison’s humanities liaison librarian, has been honored with Library Journal’s Movers & Shakers recognition.

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The Library Gets All Warm And Fuzzy

The library gets all warm and fuzzy

Posted in On Campus on December 20, 2011

Students took a break from their studies with some four-legged friends.

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Interpreting the Past, Preparing for the Future

Interpreting the past, preparing for the future

Posted in Academics & Research on December 7, 2011

History professor Mitchell Snay looks back with a new book on Horace Greeley and looks ahead with a deep appreciation of the liberal arts.

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An Open Book

An open book

Posted in Academics & Research on November 18, 2011

Modern libraries and librarians are using established wisdom as they move forward through the 21st century.

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Hidden In Plain Sight: No Stone Left Unturned

Hidden in plain sight: no stone left unturned

Posted in On Campus on July 13, 2011

What’s bigger than a breadbox, erudite, and looks like it might have been a prop from an episode of Lost?

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Caterpiller Found In Library Divvied Up And Eaten

Caterpillar found in library divvied up and eaten

Posted in On Campus on April 5, 2011

We browsed the library’s newest books on Friday—and then we ate them.

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Library Director Scottie Cochrane

A few thoughts on Wikipedia

Posted in Voices of Denison on December 8, 2010

With Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales visiting campus, Library Director Scottie Cochrane weighs in on the collaborative encyclopedia’s place in an academic environment.

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