Posted by comartslibrarian on September 29, 2007
Power up your web browser with this free LibX toolbar and search the Regent Library Catalog, Journal Finder, Google Scholar and WorldCat.org from one convenient toolbar!
LibX Firefox toolbar: http://libx.org/editions/regent/libx-regent.xpi
LibX Internet Explorer 6.x/7 .x toolbar: http://libx.org/editions/regent/libx-regent.exe
(requires .Net 2.0 be installed first from Microsoft — see http://tinyurl.com/b88mw)
More details at: http://libx.org/editions/download.php?edition=regent
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Posted by comartslibrarian on September 29, 2007
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Posted by comartslibrarian on September 28, 2007
Earlier this week, Columbia University came under fire for extending a speaking invitation to Iran’s radical president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Some wanted to know why the school would let a radical leader speak, but would banned the founder of a pro-border security group.
This type of double-standard is the subject for a new film called Indoctrinate U. It’s a documentary that explores the assault on free thought going on in college campuses across America. The movie opens tonight at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
Award-winning filmmaker Evan Coyne Maloney is the man behind Indocrinate U.” He’s been called “Michael Moore with integrity.”
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Posted by comartslibrarian on September 28, 2007
“There’s no one more employable right now than someone who can program in Facebook,” said Rodney Rumford, publisher of FaceReviews.com, a blog that tracks and provides commentary on Facebook applications.
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