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By Ourselves: Rutgers Student Literary Magazines, 1923–2017
Robeson Library
9/1/17–10/31/17, 9:00 a.m.

Relive the rich history of student art and literary magazines at Rutgers with By Ourselves: Rutgers Student Literary Journals 1923-2017...

Contact: John Powell, john.powell@rutgers.edu, 856-225-2838
Mimi Smith
Mimi Smith: Protection and Other Time Considerations
Douglass Library
9/5/17–12/15/17,

Mimi Smith: Protection and Other Time Considerations will be on display in the Mary H. Dana Women Artists Series Galleries at...

Contact: Center for Women in the Arts and Humanities, womenart@cwah.rutgers.edu, 848-932-3726
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"Heaven, Hell, or Hoboken!": New Jersey in the Great War
Alexander Library, Special Collections and University Archives
3/9/17–9/22/17,

A special exhibit to commemorate the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I.

“Heaven, Hell, or Hoboken!”: New...

Contact: Flora Boros, flora.boros@rutgers.edu, 848-932-6106
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Jazz Research Roundtable at the Institute of Jazz Studies
Dana Library
9/27/17, 7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.

The Institute of Jazz Studies opens its fall season of Jazz Research Roundtables with Presenting Live Jazz on Wednesday,...

Contact: Adriana Cuervo, ac1167@rutgers.edu, 973-353-5571
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Transnational Parenting (2012) by Cati CoeTransnational Parenting (2012) by Cati Coe. The Inclusion and Diversity Research Portal pulls together the published work of Rutgers faculty working on diversity and inclusion research across the disciplines, part of the University’s initiative to form a more inclusive, diverse, and cohesive culture at Rutgers.

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A great photo and a little history just in time for #RutgersDana50, courtesy of @anostalgicmemory! Dana library is the third largest library of Rutgers University and the main library on its Newark campus. The library is named after John Cotton Dana, library director of Newark Public Library, founder and director of the Newark Museum, and Newark's
A great photo and a little history just in time for #RutgersDana50, courtesy of @anostalgicmemory! Dana library is the third largest library of Rutgers University and the main library on its Newark campus. The library is named after John Cotton Dana, library director of Newark Public Library, founder and director of the Newark Museum, and Newark's "First Citizen." The current building was erected in 1967 although the library was named for Mr. Dana in 1929. The library serves approximately 9,000 students, faculty, and staff. #johncottondana #1929 #dana #library #1967 #rutgers #university #newark #newjersey #usa #globalaffairs #divisionofglobalaffairs
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Robert Bringhurst's "The Lyell Island Variations" (Stockton, NJ 1995). The copy in @rutgers_scua is one of four. The poem is written out by Diane B. Amarotico on Nideggan paper with watercolor, and the illustrations by John Goodyear are made from deckle cutouts in paper handmade of 50% Spanish flax and 50% cotton. The book was bound by New Jersey book artist Carol Joyce in green oasis goatskin with rabbit and moon onlays and clasps of detachable leather velcro closures in the form of fish. #SpecialCollectionsSunday #rarebooks #art #artbooks #books #rutgers #librariesofinstagram #newbrunswicknj #newjersey #bookarts #specialcollections #watercolor #paper
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