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James P. Adams Library participates for the fifth year

Posted in academic library, reading list, tagged , on September 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

We’re pleased to welcome back the James P. Adams Library of Rhode Island College! Rachel Carpenter, Associate Professor, Reference/Government Documents and Judith Stokes, Associate Professor, Serials Librarian, just shared their program with us: In its fifth year of participation in the September Project, the James P. Adams Library of Rhode Island College (Providence, RI) will [...]

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september project at university of haifa library

Posted in academic library, israel, reading list on September 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

for the third year in a row, the university of haifa library is participating in the september project. as iris igra writes, “As we did in previous years at the University of Haifa Library, we prepared a small website in memory of the 11 September. This year our 11 September website includes an annotated list [...]

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kids, know your rights! – a free electronic publication

Posted in reading list, resources, teens, youth on July 21, 2007 | 2 Comments »

planning a september project event for teens? consider using kids, know your rights! a young person’s guide to intellectual freedom, a four-page electronic publication that can be downloaded for free. using kid-friendly language, the brochure is divided into six sections: 1) a brief introduction to the history and importance of intellectual freedom in the US; [...]

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