CENTRAL UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY
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NEW SECTION: CLASSIFIEDS
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LIBRARY HOURS: January 17-May 3, 2006 Fondren:
Hamon
CMIT
For other library hours see web page at www.smu.edu/libraries/hours |
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SPRING BREAK HOURS: March 10 to March 20, 2006
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LEAD PRESENTATION LEAD SPRING TOUR OF THE…
TUESDAY, MARCH 28TH from 2-3pm Led by Dr. Sam Ratcliffe & Ellen Buie Niewyk 2nd floor, Hamon Arts Library More information: http://www.smu.edu/cul/hamon/collections/bywaters.htm |
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FUTURE LEAD PRESENTATIONS Watch your e-mail for details! April- Panel discussion on Collection Development-Tentatively set for
April 20th at 2:00pm |
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STAFF RECOGNITION AWARDS Mark your calendars for Friday March 31st. Location: Hamon Arts Library, Bonelli Commons at 10:00 a.m. More information to follow. |
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FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY EVENTS March 9th “A New Life for Old Red,” tracing the restoration of the Old Red Courthouse, which will find new life as the Museum of Dallas County History and Culture. Ms. Jackie McElhaney and Dr. Hazel served as charter members of the historical research team for the project. 6:00 p.m., Reception 6:30 p.m., Lecture. DeGolyer Library, Texana Room April 8th Tables of Content, an evening of dinner and conversation, is the annual fundraiser for the Friends of the SMU Libraries. The hosts for this year’s event are Don and Dian Malouf, honorary chairs; Hugh Aynesworth; Jon Bauman; Carole Brandt; James E. Brooks; Gary Cogill; Michael Collins; Robert “Bob” Hinkle; Joyce King; Thomas Wm. Mayo; Pamela A. Patton & Eric Marshall White; Reid Slaughter; John Slocum; and Jocelyn White. The table hosts will facilitate the dinner discussions at each of the fifteen tables. Guests indicate where they wish to sit when making reservations. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. Cost - $125.00 per person. 6:00 p.m., Reception 7:00 p.m., Dinner DeGolyer Library For further information, call the office of the Friends at 214-768-3225. |
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PICTURES OF CHINESE NEW YEAR TEA Dean’s Chinese New Year Tea The Year of the Dog was brought in with the help of CUL's Electronic Periodicals Librarian, Violet Le. CUL staff members sampled traditional Chinese treats and looked up their Chinese Zodiac charts using their birth year.
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LIBRARY EXECUTIVE BOARD The CUL Executive Board, past and present members, enjoyed a successful trip to Washington DC where they toured the Library of Congress Map division and a personal tour of the White House by the White House Curator. To see photos of the tour, log on to: http://www.smu.edu/cul/washington-slideshow-feb2006. |
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MARCH BIRTHDAYS HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9-March - Bird, Sherilyn CIP |
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STAFF ABOUT TOWN: Dave Schmidt is currently directing the musical Nunsense for ICT Mainstage, which will be performing at the Irving Arts Center. Dave has the pleasure of working with an exceptionally talented cast. What happens when convent cook Sister Julia (Child of God) accidentally poisons several of the Little Sisters of Hoboken? The remaining Sisters put on a show to raise money to bury the departed, but not without hilarious vicissitudes that will bring back memories to those who remember their parochial school days, and bring laughs to everyone. “You don’t have to be Catholic to love Nunsense” - Entertainment Tonight
The show will perform at:
Performance dates are: If you are interested in seeing this fun show, call (972) 252 2787 or get tickets online at https://bulldog.ci.irving.tx.us/scripts/max/10.1.1.13-2000/maxweb.exe |
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CONGRATULATIONS
Sandra B. Setnick married Howard M. Zucker February 22, 2006.
Attendants were Howard's
son Barry Zucker and his stepson
Although they met through “Match.com” just under a year ago, Sandra and Howard believe their paths may have crossed more than once. They were each at Brooklyn Dodgers games in Ebbetts Field in the 40’s and 50’s; Broadway theatres and Greenwich Village folk clubs in the 50’s and 60’s; and in the 1970's Howard owned a Kosher Deli in Huntington, Long Island and Sandra was often at her aunt’s health food store less than 5 blocks away. For the past 18 years they have been living less than 8 miles from each other.
Howard has sold his home in Carrollton and Sandra and Howard will be renovating and living in Sandra's North Dallas home.
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STAFF IN PRINT Dawn Youngblood has an article in pre-publication at Hawthorne Press called " Map Use Across the Disciplines". https://www.haworthpress.com/store/TOC.asp?sku=J230. See Volume 2, Issue 2. |
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This is a new section in which a CUL staff member will be featured each month. The purpose is to get to know each other a little better. Please feel free to send me the profiles of your newest staff members (tvangoet@mail.smu.edu) so that we can introduce them to the rest of CUL. If you have a staff member in your area that you would like to nominate (new or old) please contact me. (You can even volunteer yourself :) ) |
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FONDREN EXHIBITS
Spring 2006 |
WHAT HAPPENED THIS MONTH IN HISTORY:
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| This is a new section where staff can list things that they are selling or giving away. Send items to ( well, not the actual item just a picture or brief description) tvangoet@mail.smu.edu |
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Page author: Theresa Van Goethem Meyers