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| Spring 2002 Issue |
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Stephen Beckwith, an accounting graduate student, has found a perfect
place to study. Between classes, he claims a spot at a study carrel on
the sixth floor of the new Downtown Campus Library.
Nancy Davenport, Director of Acquisitions for the Library of Congress,
will offer the keynote address during the dedication ceremony for the
Downtown Campus Library on April 10. Since the new Downtown Campus Library opened in January, the library
staff and I have especially enjoyed seeing students and faculty make use
of this important educational environment.
West Virginia and Regional History Collection Curator John Cuthbert is
among three WVU researchers to receive the 2002 Benedum Distinguished
Scholar Award.
A chemistry student takes a break from studying theorems to climb the
stairs of the new Downtown Campus Library to the sixth floor. He pauses
while searching the shelves for a new book to occupy his mind.
A new agreement between WVU Libraries and the WVU Mountaineer Parents
Club will establish a Leisure Viewing Collection. |
In the early 1930's, Urban Couch bought his first toy soldier from a dime store in downtown Minneapolis. More...
West Virginia and Regional History Collection has an unparalleled collection of field recording of authentic folk music. Help is needed to maintain that claim. More...
At April's dedication of the new Downtown Campus Library, the generosity of many of our friends will be evident. The Alumni Lobby, funded by the WVU Alumni Association, greets every patron. More... Friends of West Virginia University Libraries can demonstrate their support by taking an active role in filling our on-site and electronic shelves with needed materials. More...
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