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Single stamp detail of “3c Utah plate proof,” Scott Catalogue USA 950 (1947). “Pioneers entering the Valley of Great Salt Lake,” designed by Charles R. Chickering. National Postal Museum. Image courtesy of Smithsonian Open Access, object number 0.242263.16002.
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This blog post is co-authored by Mercy Procaccini. Thanks to team members Constance Malpas and Claire Holloway who helped develop research questions and gave useful feedback as this project developed …
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The following post is one in a regular series on issues of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility, compiled by Jay Weitz. International Women’s Day Since 1911, International Women’s Day, March …
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Learn about the work of the Research Impact and Intelligence team at Virginia Tech
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The following guest post was written by Amanda Rinehart, Life Sciences Librarian at The Ohio State University. I confess, when the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine cited my 2018 …
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“Little one, I would like to see anyone – prophet, king, or God – persuade a thousand cats to do anything at the same time.” Neil Gaiman, from The Sandman: …
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The following post is one in a regular series on issues of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility, compiled by Jay Weitz. Black History Month The blog of ALA’s Association of …
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In her post, Balancing the metadata portfolio, Kathryn Stine reported on discussions among the OCLC RLP Metadata Managers Focus Group members about how metadata services are changing. Inherent in changing …
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The following post is one in a regular series on issues of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility, compiled by Jay Weitz. Harm reduction in WorldCat Discovery As part of OCLC’s …
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In case you missed it, it is #MuseumLibraryWeek, hosted on social media by Thomas J. Watson Library (at the Metropolitan Museum of Art) and at Smithsonian Libraries and Archives. Both …
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