NCSU Libraries Newsletter
Volume 31, numbers 1 through 11
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Newsletter Volume 31, number 11: New
online encyclopedias available from Wiley InterScience; evaluate journals and
research output with ISI products.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 10: Online
access to back files of Annual Reviews; Sigma Xi exhibit now open at D. H.
Hill Library; schedule of hours for the NCSU Libraries summer sessions, May
23 through August 17, 2004.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 9: Kee
Malesky, NPR librarian, keynote speaker at 2004 I. T. Littleton Seminar; building
the Libraries' collection: hard-to-find scientific proceedings; 2004 North
Carolina Literary Festival this month; Friends of the Library Book Sale this
month.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 8: Upgrade
to SciFinder Scholar 2004 required for CAS Databases; human rights in literature;
2004 North Carolina Literary Festival this April; Friends of the Library Book
Sale.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 7: NCSU
Libraries subscribes to the AMICO Library; articles from Elsevier journals
delivered via Libraries' Web site; user account information expands; Research
and Information Services Department wins First Year College award.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 6: USA
Patriot Act Panel Discussion Planned; Requiem Exhibition Salutes Photographers
from Vietnam War.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 5: Changes
in store for computer use at D. H. Hill; easier database searching with MultiSearch;
Pulitzer Prize photography exhibition held over.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 4: Ask
a Librarian LIVE service extends hours; Brotherton retirement party; NCSU Libraries
Web site survey; NCSU Libraries makes portable video magnifier available; Pulitzer
Prize photo exhibition film series concludes; new ATM in D. H. Hill Library.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 3: 2003
NCSU Libraries Faculty Award Winner; John Balaban to speak at Friends' Fall
Luncheon; Ethics in Photojournalism Panel; Pulitzer Prize photo exhibition
and film series.
Newsletter Volume 31, number 2: NCSU
computer science and engineering collections rank high in North American study;
electronic journal archives available for Institute of Physics and Wiley Polymer
Backfile; Learning and Research Center for the Digital Age; NCSU Libraries
public services; NC State's Poet-in-Residence to speak at Friends' Fall Luncheon;
Pulitzer Prize photo exhibition
Newsletter Volume 31, number 1: new
collections added; reference linking debuts; USGA donation to Libraries; fall
2003 hours
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