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Library News
February Exhibits @ Snell Library
NU Student Groups on Campus
Have you been thinking about joining a NU student group?
Snell Library is highlighting student groups on campus and the contributions they make to the Northeastern community.
Take a look at the groups that have exhibited. You might find something to spark your interest!
- Campus Girl Scouts
- NU Barkada
- Spectrum Literary Arts Magazine
- Distilled Harmony
- Sigma Delta Tau
- Nor’easters A Capella
The exhibit will be up through the month of February in the foyer of Snell Library,
so come and check it out.
Also in the library exhibit case is an exhibit celebrating Black History month. This exhibit, put together by Kantigi Camara, Head Librarian, O’Bryant African American Institute Library, celebrates the lives of African American men and women who have made an impact on American life and culture.
Come and check out the posters and statues. It is a great visual exhibit!
Authors Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein at the Library
Authors of Aristotle and an Aardvark Go to Washington: Understanding Political Doublespeak through Philosophy and Jokes, Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein will be speaking in 421 Snell Library on Wednesday, February 20, 2008 @ Noon as part of the Meet the Author series.
Pulitzer Prize Winner Geraldine Brooks @ Snell tomorrow!
Pulitzer Prize Winning novelist Geraldine Brooks will be here at Snell speaking about her latest novel, People of the Book. For more information, visit the library’s calendar of events.
Law blogs as scholarship
This post, from Law Librarian Blog, points to several discussions on the scholarly (or not) nature of law blogging. Did you know that some law review articles cite to blogs?