We have a 30 day free trial to Oxford’s new Berg Fashion Library Online. You can access this trial from any computer on campus (or from off campus with the proxy set up).
Have a look and let us know what you think!
If you have comments or would like to recommend that we add this to our collection permanently, please contact Rachel Bridgewater or Dena Hutto.
Eccentric Books: At the Fore-Edge
July 30 – September 30, 2010
Colors, movement, shapes, objects, popups—the brilliant world of eccentric books is on display in the library’s flat and wall cases. Cleverly constructed and totally entertaining book structures mingle with objects that are debatable as to whether they are books. Taken largely from the gathering of artists’ books within special collections, examples span the last two decades and include works by American book artists, Reed students, and others.
Thank you all for your patience while the Reed-Only library catalog was unavailable. It is back now and should be working fine. Do let us know if you experience any difficulties with it.
The Reed-only library catalog is not available. You may search the new Reed library catalog and request items from Summit, but information about Reed library items may not be readily available. Please contact us for assistance. We apologize for the inconvenience.
The “New Books” area has moved to a sunny and spacious new location in the Periodical Reading room. Â Have a look next time you’re in the library!
Access contemporary American music from New World Records and other independent labels through the library’s new subscription to DRAM. Try it out!
Wondering what to do with your summer? Â Maybe it’s time to watch all those movies you said you’d watch if you weren’t so busy studying. Â The IMC is open Monday-Friday, noon-5p during the summer, so stop by and check out some DVDs. Â Need some recommendations? Â Check out the Student/Staff/Faculty – Top 5 picks.
If you’d like to submit your own top 5, email Jim Holmes .
Library exhibit:
Reed’s Vanished Buildings
April 23 – July 15, 2010
Library’s flat and wall exhibit cases
Numerous buildings have come and some have gone on the Reed campus. Here
are the images and some of the stories of those buildings including the old
gymnasium, the outdoor swimming pool, the Faculty Office Building, war
barracks, the Art Dome, and many others.
Check out the fledgling eTheses Archive and see who participated in the pilot project last year. The pilot continues this year and we invite seniors to add your completed theses to the archive.
Get help with image copyright and citations and learn about the eTheses Archive.
Wednesday April 14, 4:30-5:30, Library 17
Including images in your thesis? Get step by step help on how to insert and format images in the Word thesis template.
Thursday April 22, 4:30-5:30, Library 41
Contact contentdm@lists.reed.edu with questions.