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Kenneth G. Peterson, who served as dean of Library Affairs from 1976 until 1991, died earlier this year at his home in North Carolina.

Morris Library recently added two sizable databases of specialized content to our collections. Black Thought and Culture and Women and Social Movements make accessible hundreds of thousands of archival documents.

SHOUT OUT to the person(s) who put the Library Affairs interoffice newsletter together.  Great job!  I enjoyed reading it and look forward to the next issue.

I often voice both quality service and bad service, and I wanted to give recognition to a student employee who works in SalukiTech.  His name is Trevor Poore, and he is extremely helpful.&nbsp

I am a distance learner.  The Ask A Librarian feature is so amazing for us who are off-campus.  Today I needed access to a dissertation and could not get access to it because I am not on

I would like to thank Carroll and Monrico for their generous assistance at the library earlier this month.  They were so helpful with making sure that my web conference was set up and that eve

Very nice article in the spring library newsletter (CornerStone) - thank you for describing the process of book conservation so clearly and in an interesting way.  I got my B.A.

Kelsie is an Inter-Library Loan Super-Star extraordinaire!!!  If something needs to be done, Kelsie is your go-to gal!!! And she's super sweet, too!

Jennifer is always cheerful and is great to work with!  Not only does she do her work, she's willing to help out with whatever needs to be done in ILL.  Jen is an awesome employee and

Steve Sawyer is a one-of-a-kind guy!  And a Morris Library Customer Service Superstar!!

Shouter:  Jennifer Burns

Submitted: 05/18/13