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THE EDITOR'S
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Party on!
The Lehigh University Computing Center opened in the E. W. Fairchild
Martindale Library and Computing Center 25 years ago this month and
during the summer of 1985, some 250,000 books were moved from Linderman
Library to...read
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$90,000 Grant to Lehigh Facilitates Access to Moravian
“Hidden Collections”
Lehigh University, in partnership with the Moravian
Archives, has been awarded a $90,000 grant under the
Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives Program
funded by the Mellon Foundation. This two-year collaborative
project, “The Moravian Community in the New World: The First
Hundred Years,” will process collections documenting the
material culture, religious values and cultural diversity of
the Moravian community of Bethlehem from its...read
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Mellon Funds New Open Library Environment Project
Lehigh is one of the founding partners in the Kuali Open
Library Environment (OLE) project to develop software that
streamlines the operations of academic and research
libraries. The partnership will create an alternative to an
integrated library system that provides library users easier
access to the wealth of new digital materials, ties in
seamlessly with...read
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Exhibition Highlights 350 Years of Scientific Communication
A new exhibit titled “The Royal Society and the Origins of
Scientific Communication” opened in Linderman Library on
January 22nd . The exhibit not only commemorates the
founding of the Royal Society at Cambridge University in
1660 but also highlights recent developments such that are
in the process of transforming scientific communications
once again.
In November 1660, nearly 350 years ago, a group of esteemed
scientists met to establish...read
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Course Site and Windows 7 Transitions On Track
In
November, Library and Technology Services announced the
university’s move from the Blackboard learning management
system to Course Site. This transition will occur throughout
2010, with Course Site being fully in use for the fall
semester, 2010. Professors teaching over two hundred courses
have opted to use Course Site for the spring semester.
Although courses at both...read
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