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Informetrics Journal Quits Elsevier Informetrics Journal Quits Elsevier, Relaunches as Open Access
By Matt Enis
Citing irreconcilable disagreements with publisher Elsevier’s business model, the editorial board of the Journal of Informetrics on January 10 unanimously announced its resignation and subsequently launched a new journal, Quantitative Science Studies.
Josh Farris For First-Generation College Students, More Peer Support, Scholarships, and Resources
By Grace Hwang Lynch
On campuses nationwide, an increasing number of students are the first in their families to pursue higher education. A 2018 study conducted by the Center for First-generation Student Success reports that one-third of undergrads are first-generation college students.
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Collecting and managing research outputs, and sharing them with the broader research community, is a challenge with which many universities struggle. Working with Ex Libris, the University of Denver Libraries is moving forward with a solution that promises to simplify this task and make research assets more discoverable, which will ultimately benefit faculty, librarians, and the entire institution.

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The Plague Strength from Our Work | Blatant Berry
By John N. Berry III
My postelection depression was triggered by all the rancid rhetoric coupled with the fear and deep concern brought on by the bomb mailings and the killings of two in a market in Louisville, KY, and 11 worshippers at a synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Native Enough, Standing Up to Colonial Power Native Stories | Social Sciences Reviews, December 2018
By LJ Reviews
Reviews of Native Enough, Standing Up to Colonial Power: The Lives of Henry Roe and Elizabeth Bender Cloud, The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present, and more.
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On a recent webcast sponsored by Emerald Publishing, three internet innovators discussed new techniques to foster engagement and cross-disciplinary collaboration. One participant was Heather Staines, the Director of Partnerships for the cutting-edge nonprofit Hypothes.is. Heather explained with delight how her company’s annotation tools will transform academic publications into “truly living entities.”

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Online Privacy Keach Library Hosts Online Privacy Exhibit
By Matt Enis
From January 2–18, the Nueces County Keach Family Library in Robstown, TX, is hosting the Glass Room Experience, a special exhibition designed to spark discussion about personal data and online privacy. The portable exhibit was created by the Tactical Technology Collective (TTC), a Berlin-based nonprofit organization, with funding provided by Mozilla.
"The scientific community needs to take back control of the means of dissemination of research."
Henry VIII New Views on the Monarchy | History Reviews, December 2018
By LJ Reviews
Reviews of Henry VIII: And the Men Who Made Him, Queen of the World: Elizabeth II: Sovereign and Stateswoman, and Queen Victoria: Twenty-Four Days That Changed Her Life.
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A Short History of Europe Nonfiction, January 11, 2019 | Xpress Reviews
By LJ Reviews
Reviews of Shattered Minds: How the Pentagon Fails Our Troops with Faulty Helmets, Fracturing the Founding: How the Alt-Right Corrupts the Constitution, A Short History of Europe: From Pericles to Putin, and more.
Feminism's Forgotten Fight Not Having It All | Social Sciences Reviews, December 2018
By LJ Reviews
A fascinating, scholarly work that emphasizes how far we’ve come and how much more we can achieve in terms of gender equality; Westervelt’s refreshing take on feminist literature will inspire further exploration of both classic and current works.
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Contact High The Rhythm of Rap | Performing Arts Reviews, December 2018
By LJ Reviews
Readers will appreciate this oversize full-color tome that communicates the energy, power, culture, and images of hip-hop; the theme is ultimately love, and this work will resonate with rap lovers and memoir fans.
The Hollwood Jim Crow Sidelined in Hollywood | Performing Arts Reviews
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Anyone seeking to study, and dismantle, structures of oppression will appreciate this clarifying read; this engaging, forthright, and personal history of both the author and her muse will be a valuable addition to most libraries.
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Archaeology of Babel Language, January 2019 | Best Sellers
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1. Archaeology of Babel: The Colonial Foundation of the Humanities
Ahmed, Siraj
Stanford University Press
2018. ISBN 9780804785297. $90

2. Technolingualism: The Mind and the Machine
Pfrehm, James
Bloomsbury Academic
2018. ISBN 9781472578358. $88

3. Language as Hermeneutic: A Primer on the Word and Digitization
Ong, Walter J.
Cornell University Press
2017. ISBN 9781501714481. $95

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