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Lafayette Soccer Learning Wednesday. Our team watched a screening of James Baldwin's I am not your Negro which was sponsored by @laflib for Black History Month Film Festival. Dr Wilson-Fall gave a beautiful summary at the conclusion. Thanks to Kate Pitts for your welcome.
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Did you know @LafCol has a Visual Resources Center with 3D printers, a photogrammetry setup, and VR headsets for students and faculty to use? Learn all about it in the episode of the @LafLib podcast
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#vr #3dprinting #lafayettecollege
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Chronicling the life, activities, and organizations of Black students at #LafayetteCollege through the decades, Xavier Walker ’22 created an interactive, multi-modal gallery of more than 600 records, photographs, and artifacts. news.lafayette.edu/2022/06/0…
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Cataloging a 1836 diary here @LafLib and found a reference: “France admitted the independence of Hayti in 1825. She pays 60,000 annually for 5 yrs. to redeem the losses of expelled Frenchmen.” So, Haiti indemnity controversy was a hot topic too back in 1836!
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We're adding to the #ArchivesTrees #ArchivesHashtagParty a fragment of the 110 year old English Elm that suffered damage during Hurricane Irene in 2011 is part of @LafCol Special Collections & College Archives.
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Stumbled into a bookplate of Robert Hoe in a 1764 edition of La Fontaine's Fables @LafLib prepping for a class pull.
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Big thanks to @jenn_rossmann professor of mechanical engineering and co-director of the Hanson Center for Inclusive STEM Education, for insightful commentary in this short video.
Go inside @LafLib Special Collections and Archives to get a glimpse of the historical items housed there. In this episode of "Inside the Archives," Prof. @jenn_rossmann discusses a glossary of computer science terminology from 1954.
Inside the Archives: Grace Hopper Coding Glossary
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Truly an awesome occasion, a great lecture @LafLib and significant step back to the in-person world where bibliographic material and bitstreams also exist!
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Last minute shout out, join us for a lecture tonight @laflib with Matthew G. Kirschenbaum discussing the future of digital literary heritage.
#rollpards
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Go inside @LafLib Special Collections and Archives to get a glimpse of the historical items housed there. In this episode of "Inside the Archives," Prof. @jenn_rossmann discusses a glossary of computer science terminology from 1954.
Inside the Archives: Grace Hopper Coding Glossary
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Excited to host @mkirschenbaum @LafCol later this week. An actual in-person lecture, the Schlueter Lecture on the Art & History of the Book @LafLib this Thursday in Easton, PA calendar.lafayette.edu/node/…
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Setting up our new Special Collections display @LafLib highlighting women’s achievements in science, engineering and math
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How do texts embody social and intellectual order? Sky, human being, and earth. Great opportunity today for students to see a Manchu-Chinese edition of The Four Books of Confucianism from @LafLib Special Collections with Prof. Xu Ma.
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The Story of Us continued today with a wonderful presentation in @LafLib on the history of the college, title 1X and athletics. Big thanks to Thomas and Elaine for such a fascinating hour!
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Today in map nerdery we're looking at #WaltWhitman 's Brooklyn in ArcGIS so naturally I had to tell you, @geraniumkate
Thanks, John Clark and @LafLib
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Prof. Aaron Pride discusses The Black Panther newspaper from 1969, an artifact that lives within #LafayetteCollege's Special Collections and Archives. During Black History Month, it will be displayed on the second floor of @LafLib.
Inside the Archives: The Black Panther newspaper
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Prof. Aaron Pride discusses The Black Panther newspaper from 1969, an artifact that lives within #LafayetteCollege's Special Collections and Archives. During Black History Month, it will be displayed on the second floor of @LafLib. news.lafayette.edu/2022/01/3…
Inside the Archives: The Black Panther newspaper
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bricks w/ important stories: this brick @LafLib archives was used as grave marker for Aaron O. Hoff, first African American student and member of inaugural class of 1836, until a new memorial was established.





















