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Tag Archives: books
Exhibit of Golden Age Bibliomysteries
We are currently exhibiting a selection of books from our Bibliomystery Collection on the upper level of the library, outside the Dean’s suite, room #370. The bibliomysteries are from the Golden Age of detective fiction, a period between the world … Continue reading
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Announcing Demand Driven Acquisition for Books
The library is piloting a new way of purchasing select print books: Demand Driven Acquisition or DDA. To understand how DDA works, it will be helpful to know how most books are purchased for the library. As has been done … Continue reading
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Tagged books, collections, liaisons, research
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