The world is becoming ever more globalized. The international spread of information brings a vast array of new opportunities and ideas to all parts of the world. But immigration has been around for decades. The first societies of people migrated regularly. This is why there are native people from all over the world. Since the […]| IU Libraries Blogs
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Heather Sloan, DMA, MLS, Public Services and Outreach Archivist, Archives of Traditional Music (ATM) As with other collections that are jewels in IU Libraries’ crown, awareness of the Archives of Traditional Music (ATM) can be surprisingly spotty. An archive of international renown, it is nonetheless fairly common upon mentioning the ATM, its contents, and its […]| IU Libraries Blogs
Many picture the apocalypse with ideas of fear and destruction in mind. However, when taking a look at these movies and videogames, one can see the depiction of nature taking over society and interpret it as a sign of beauty. Sometimes the silence and absence of a busy world now engulfed in raw nature is […]| IU Libraries Blogs
Once, film lacked the audio, color, and the length of current feature films. Within a short span of time, film evolved, incorporating audio. It brought beautiful coloration and continued to develop longer run times. Somewhere in the continuation of filmmaking’s development, an idea was born, one that would produce countless films. As the phenomenon of […]| IU Libraries Blogs
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Japan’s Meiji and Showa Eras, through Movies| blogs.libraries.indiana.edu
Welcome to the third spotlight of the Lilly Library’s Mechanical Puzzle blog series, written by Andrew Rhoda, the Lilly Library’s Curator of Puzzles! The third mechanical puzzle category that Jerry Slocum included in his taxonomy of puzzles is “interlocking puzzles.” Interlocking puzzles are a combination of the first two categories. Here, you must both take […]| IU Libraries Blogs
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Special timely note: Please come by and chat about OA with Scholarly Communications staff at the IU Libraries Graduate Student Reception, Wednesday August 20! In your scholarly journey thus far, you’ve undoubtedly clicked on an article only to find a paywall that even your IU affiliation couldn’t unlock. You can imagine how common this experience […]| IU Libraries Blogs
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Behind the Curtain: Avery Schollenberger, Archives Assistant| blogs.libraries.indiana.edu
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