Framing the Sun
By Charles Henry Second in the Beveled Mirrors Series Today the most prominent interpretation of Stonehenge argues that it was an astronomical observatory. The tall brackets
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By Charles Henry Second in the Beveled Mirrors Series Today the most prominent interpretation of Stonehenge argues that it was an astronomical observatory. The tall brackets
By Rachel Frick Earlier this week Dan Cohen, of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University, wrote a thoughtful
For immediate release Contact: Kathlin Smith ksmith@clir.org Washington, DC-Oct. 18, 2012-Libraries developing digital scholarship services should adopt structured, disciplined approaches to planning for their success,
For immediate release Contacts: Kathlin Smith202-939-4754 Melanie Moran 615-322-NEWS Oct. 11, 2012-Washington, DC and Nashville, Tenn.-The Council on Library and Information Resources and Vanderbilt University
By Charles Henry As discussed in an earlier blog, new digital projects have begun to flourish within higher education that, if successful, will create genuine interdependencies:
By Joanne Kossuth The question is often asked, “What is in a name, anyway?” The answer, when it comes to the newly titled EDUCAUSE/CLIR Leading
For immediate release Contact: Kathlin Smith 202-939-4754 Washington, DC, October 2, 2012-The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded the Council on Library and Information Resources
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