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New at the Library!

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New at the Library

August 1 - December 30, 2005
Main Level, Milton S. Eisenhower Library
Monday - Thursday, 8 am - midnight; Friday and Saturday, 8 am - 10 pm; Sunday, 10 am - midnight

New at the Library Catalog

INTRODUCTION

This display showcases an array of recently acquired titles by the Milton S. Eisenhower Library. One of the Sheridan Libraries, the Eisenhower Library is Hopkins’ main library, supporting teaching and research for the Homewood-based schools. From its inception, Hopkins has fostered an environment of academic freedom in which learning and creativity can flourish, and the library’s holdings reflect that philosophy. The university’s increasingly interdisciplinary and remarkably diverse programs are supported by collections that are notable for their depth and breadth.

Acknowledgments

Special thanks are due to the following individuals for creating this display:

Sue Vazakas, Science Reference Coordinator
John A. Buchtel, Curator of Rare Books
Linda Claremon, Associate Director of Development
Martha Edgerton, Conservator
Katie Singles, JHU Student Assistant Conservator
Lena Warren, Conservator