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 Library Science Programs Move Largely Online for Fall By Elisa Shoenberger As universities and colleges across the United States grapple with the best way to proceed with fall terms given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, American Library Association–accredited library science programs are providing a variety of options to their students. Some are going fully online while others are offering hybrid courses with online and in-person components. |
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 University of Iowa To Create Archive of Black Lives Matter Protesters’ Spray Painting By Lisa Peet In Iowa City, a group known as the Iowa Freedom Riders demonstrated against systemic racism and police violence during the first week of June, by blocking traffic and spray-painting messages across the city, including on the walls of a number of University of Iowa (UI) buildings. UI archivists recognized that the messages were part of the school’s institutional memory. |
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| "We were primarily concerned about the safety of students and faculty, and by observing trends and information...we concluded that things will not be resolved in the fall." | | |
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 Louise Penny Leads the Week's Library Holds | Book Pulse By Neal Wyatt All the Devils Are Here by Louise Penny leads library holds this week and is also People’s Book of the Week. The September issue of Entertainment Weekly is out; top book picks include The Lying Life of Adults by Elena Ferrante and Piranesi by Susanna Clarke. LJ highlights 42 exceptional titles for September. |
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 Release Dates Shift as Publishers Face Printing Challenges | Book Pulse By Neal Wyatt Publication dates are shifting again. The New Mutants finally makes it to screen and The Personal History of David Copperfield charms. Melania and Me: The Rise and Fall of My Friendship with the First Lady by Stephanie Winston Wolkoff is getting strong attention, as are Yaa Gyasi and her new novel Transcendent Kingdom. |
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| Reviews WEB-FIRST REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND MEDIA  Reclaiming Her Time: The Power of Maxine Waters, a starred nonfiction selection by Helena Andrews-Dyer and R. Eric Thomas, is "In turn both entertaining yet serious. This informal biography will especially engage political buffs but also general readers of excellent biography." Unstoppable: Discover Your True Value, Define Your Genius Zone, and Drive Your Dream Career, by Tracy Timm, is this week's starred economics selection. "For anyone looking to obtain lifelong tools rather than a step-by-step guide to success, this book is for you. Recommended for fans of Carey Davidson’s The Five Archetypes." In fiction, "The character-driven mystery by the award-winning author of Death al Dente [Leslie Budewitz] is darker than many cozies. Readers attracted to unusual settings and mature, introspective amateur sleuths will appreciate" this starred title, The Solace of Bay Leaves, an "intricately plotted story depicting the impact of murder on the family and community." See All Reviews››› |
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