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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Aeon
Yesterday we had a visit from Christian Dupont, a representative from Atlas Systems. He gave a presentation about Aeon, a request and workflow management software for special collections. It would allow patrons to register as readers and request items directly … Continue reading
Banned Books Week Displays
McFarlin Library is celebrating Constitution Day (9/17) and Banned Books Week (9/25-10/2) with displays of books that have been challenged, banned, and burned. These books have sparked debate over the decades, whether for their social, political, or sexual content. The … Continue reading
Sarah Blackwood photographs
This new acquisition of 11 photographs came to us due to the University’s relationship with the Thomas Gilcrease Museum. They had been given to the Gilcrease, but since the museum doesn’t collect race riot materials and we do, it was felt that the … Continue reading
The Jack H. and Tybie Davis Satin Rare Book Room
The Jack H. and Tybie Davis Satin Rare Book Room is our reading room where academics have come from all over the world to use our materials. The room was originally built in 1967 as part of the east wing … Continue reading
Who are we and why are we here?
This is the initial entry for the new blog for the Department of Special Collections and University Archives, McFarlin Library, The University of Tulsa. There may be some detail changes as things get settled with this journal. Just to give … Continue reading