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Selling in Wartime, John Hay Library Exhibit
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Selling in Wartime:
Advertisements in The Sphere, 1914-1918
July 2 – September 28, 2007
John Hay Library
Wars are good for business and many companies employed military and war themes to promote their products, appealing to the patriotic and nationalistic sentimentalities of the public. Advertisements from the British weekly illustrated newspaper, The Sphere are examined in light of various themes.
The exhibit runs until August 28. The exhibit is curated by Peter Harrington. See the accompanying online exhibit.
The John Hay Library is located at 20 Prospect St., Providence, RI. Library hours are Monday-Friday, 9-5. For more information contact Peter Harrington. -
Glimpse at Museum Objects at the John Hay Library
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A small selection of clay tablets from the John Hay Library is on exhibit now through the end of August. Among the items are cuneiform tablets and cones from ancient Mesopotamia. The Hay is open 9-5, Monday through Friday. It will be closed on Monday August 13, 2007.
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Library Journal touts “Embracing the Future” campaign
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The Brown University Library’s “Embracing the Future” strategic vision is highlighted in the online version of “Library Journal,” the oldest publication covering the library field. The article discusses ongoing efforts to redesign library facilities to meet the demands of modern technology and provide vibrant spaces for both studying and socializing. To read the full text of the article visit:
www.libraryjournal.com/info/CA6464496.html?nid=2673#news4