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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

The Top 100 Universities in Research Spending Had More Industry Help in 2009 - Faculty - The Chronicle of Higher Education

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  • In the Library with the Lead Pipe
    Another Way of Knowing: Resisting Eugenic Propaganda Through Community Archiving - In Brief: How do information workers resist the creation of archival “deathworlds”? With rising eugenicist rhetoric in the United States, sites of cultural...
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  • ALA Press Releases
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  • Free Range Librarian
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    6 years ago
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