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An early photo of Scholes Hall from the Facility Planning collection, University
Archives.
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New Digitized Collections
University Archives Adds Digital Collections
Almost 600 historical photographs of campus buildings, landscapes, and interiors were recently added to the UNM University Archives digital
collections. The photographs, ranging in date from the turn of the century through the 1980s, are available online at the University Archives
website. An additional 60 photos documenting Lobo sports teams - including the 1901 Lobo Women's Basketball Team and 1933 Women's Tennis Team -
have also been added to the University Archives' online
collection.
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Depicted here on this chapbook cover are "The Goat, the Tailor, and His Three Children."
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José Guadalupe Posada Collection of Mexican Popular Prints
The online collection includes lithographs, etchings, and
engravings by Posada from three different collections in the Center for
Southwest Research. Subjects range from humorous to didactic, romantic to
religious and political. Posada's signature calaveras are represented, as are
sensational crime stories, supernatural subjects and popular songs. This
project was made possible with funding from the Center for Regional Studies.
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Jimmy Santiago Baca
This lecture is free and open to all.
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Summer Sunset Lecture:
Jimmy Santiago Baca
The Power of Poetry in My Life
Saturday, July 12, 7:00 p.m.
UNM Student Union Ballroom A
"A long time ago, back in early `72, when I went to
prison, I was lucky enough to be put in the basement of a maximum security
prison for disciplinary reasons. I did not get along with the prison
administration, nor with the prisoner culture of violence. There was another
answer to shape my life, to make sense of my past, to give me hope that I would
not end up in this dreary forsaken hell as a repeat convict. One day when one
of the guys on death row sent me a book and I opened it up and started reading,
I found the voice that would lift me to the highest and give me the strength to
fight for the life I wanted-- that voice belonged to Pablo Neruda. And then
came other voices; Lorca, Jimenez, Hernandez, Vallejos, Cardenal, and so forth.
I read voraciously, with an appetite that could never be satisfied. My soul was
renewed, my mind ablaze, my heart passionately committed to poetry after
reading these great voices.
Today, I continue to be influenced by Latin American poetry,
fiction and painting-- so much so that I find myself running around Latin
America interviewing poets from every country and their works continue to lift
me, inspire me, and hold me steady in the storms that assail our dangerous
reality today." -Jimmy Santiago Baca
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New Electronic Collections
Dance in Video
This exciting collection captures dance performances from
the stage and brings them directly to your computer screen through online streaming
video. 250 dance productions and
commentary by the most influential performers and companies of the 20th century
comprise this resource.
Sabin Americana: 1500-1926
This collection of important and hard-to-find primary
sources spanning more than 400 years opens a window onto the society, politics,
culture, religious beliefs, and contemporary opinions. Original accounts of
exploration, pioneering, settlement, Western movement, military actions, Native
Americans, slavery, and abolition enrich this resource of more than 29,000
full-text works.
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Coming Soon to a Library Near You
Release Date: UNM
Fall Semester
Parish Library Open 24 hours - Sunday -Thursday
Document Express -
materials in our collection scanned and emailed to you
One Stop Help - no more calling around trying to find the
right library desk. One phone number (a real person answers), one email, one
chat, all the right answers.
In the last 12 months we served you
by:
Answering 26,349 reference questions
Teaching 11,761 students in 711 classes
Checking out
280, 879 items
Filling 76,758 interlibrary loan requests
Supporting 1,162,718 e-reserve
downloads
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