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Looking forward to reading the next book by @NiallHarbison with this recap on his journey to #recovery with the help of #happydoggo.
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🍽 ICYMI: Robeson reference librarian Bart Everts made an appearance this week on @whyy's 'Check, Please! Philly' & discussed three local restaurants. Watch the full episode here: whyy.org/episodes/mawn-chef-…
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What could be a more inspiring book at @RutgU during #Disability Awareness Month than BELIEVE by @EricLeGrand52’s memoir from 2013, now available online from @RULibraries? See our post sharing his hope and inspiration for all.
#ScarletKnights #Superman
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Catch Art & Design alum Marissa Paternoster at Alexander Library Oct. 1 discussing + signing copies of her new, Jersey-based graphic novel, "Merriment." In 2023, Rolling Stone cited Paternoster among the 250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time. Register: go.rutgers.edu/merriment
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📚🚫 Celebrate #BannedBooksWeek (September 22-28) with us! This week, we're showcasing a selection of powerful books that have pushed boundaries, faced censorship & ignited conversations. Flex your freedom to read & check one out today!
#freedbetweenthelines #RutgersLibraries
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The @RULibraries in New Brunswick are currently reviewing applications for a Diversity in Data Graduate Specialist position. Are you a @RutgersNB grad student studying data bias or activism? Read the job desc and apply! dh.rutgers.edu/diversity-in-…
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I did.
I wonder if @neilhimself actually said this. I rather hope so.
#Librarians #NeilGaiman #AmericanLibraryAssociation
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Missed the awesome conversation with @jzsalvipoet led by @BenPurkert today? Event recording will be available for 14 days for all registered participants. Watch out for an email to find out where to pick up a copy of their books too!
@RutgersSEBS @RUSummerWinter @RULibraries
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Working on #academicwriting? The P3 Collaboratory invites you to join other faculty colleagues for a day of focused, uninterrupted writing at the RU-N “Write-On-Site” on Tuesday, July 25, 10-3 at the Dana Library. go.rutgers.edu/write23
#proflife #acwri #phdchat
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Join @RUSummerWinter for the upcoming Summer Author Talk with Javier Zamora! Mark your calendars for July 12 for an online session where the best-selling author of Solito will reflect on immigration and identity.
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ALT Summer Session Author Talk with Javier Zamora. Javier Zamora will discuss his New York Times bestselling book, Solito, and share his immigration journey & explore how identity influences our idea of home, & brings humanity & warmth to the figure of the "immigrant."
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Happy Independence Day! 🎆 🇺🇸 Did you know? Thomas Jefferson wrote “fellow subjects” in a draft of the Declaration of Independence before changing it to “fellow citizens." Read about how the Library Preservation Research & Testing Division discovered it: blogs.loc.gov/preservation/2…
ALT Depiction of image processing steps taken to reveal the original “subjects” text in a draft of the Declaration of Independence. Credit: Fenella France
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We wish everyone a safe, happy, and healthy Fourth of July holiday. Independence Day has been a federal holiday since 1941, but the tradition of Independence Day celebrations goes back to the 18th century and the American Revolution.
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Robeson Library will be closed on Tuesday, July 4, 2023, in observance of Independence Day. We will resume regular hours on Wednesday, July 5.
For the complete listing of our service desk hours, please see our Visit & Study page: libraries.rutgers.edu/camden…
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In today’s post, @judit_librarian shares thoughts on the language of @jzsalvipoet‘s inspiring memoir, Solito. Join us for the #authortalk, moderated by @BenPurkert. Registration link in post.
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#booktok #readersoftwitter #authorevent #writingcommunity
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Only a week until our next Author Talk event, open to the public! Thrilled to share my thoughts on the language of this inspiring memoir by @jzsalvipoet. Registration link in post.
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The @zimmerlimuseum is open for the summer with events that are FREE & open to the public. Check out exhibitions including "You Gotta Meet Mr. Pierce!"—telling the story of one of America's most celebrated folks artists. Visit the website for details! bit.ly/4663k2T
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Whether you’re observing Juneteenth today or Monday, we wish everyone a safe, happy, and healthy holiday. Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. It marks June 19, 1865, when federal troops arrived in Texas and declared its enslaved people free.
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Federal troops reached Galveston, TX on June 19, 1865, declaring over 200,000 enslaved people free – 2.5 years after President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
Read @AnnaBranchPhD's compelling call to action in honor of #Juneteenth.
🔗 go.rutgers.edu/june19
ALT Juneteenth: Free-ish Since 1865. June 19, 2023. Rutgers University Equity and Inclusion.
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Robeson Library will be closed on Friday, June 16, in observance of Juneteenth. We will resume our regular hours on Saturday, June 17th.
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We can’t get enough of short stories! In today’s post, Kaitlyn Greenberg delivers another installment of recommended reads: sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-r…
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