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Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online The Ohio State University Libraries NEWS NOTES Online Vol. L No. 9 February 27, 2001 Diversity at OSU: The African-American Experience http://library.osu.edu/sites/staff/Newsnotes/nn022701.html (1 of 15) [6/22/2007 1:59:32 PM] Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online Left: Jesse Stephens graduated from the Ohio State University in 1905, the first African American woman to do so. Right: In 1935 & 1936 Jesse Owens astonished crowds with his speed and grace at the Ohio Stadium and then at the Olympics in Berlin where he won four gold medals. Complete Archive To be for one day entirely at leisure is to be for one day an immortal. Chinese Proverb Contents: Calendar of Events Calendar of Events Meetings Announcements 122 Main Library April 12, 2001 Features 3:00pm Meeting Notes Human Resources Suggested agenda items may be submitted to Betty Sawyers [email protected], faculty secretary, no later than noon, April 6, 2001. See also: What's New on the Libraries' Homepage. http://library.osu.edu/sites/staff/Newsnotes/nn022701.html (2 of 15) [6/22/2007 1:59:32 PM] Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online Send items to Patricia Exhibits Greene by Friday noon for publication the 1901- The Century Begins following week. Exhibition is free and open to the public during the hours Main Library is open. It will run through April 13, 2001. Prince Valiant An exhibition of original Prince Valiant comic strips by Hal Foster (1892-1982) dating from 1938 to 1969, is featured in The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library's reading room gallery from February 22, 2001 through June 8, 2001. Calvin and Hobbes: Sunday Pages 1985-1995 From September 10, 2001 to January 15, 2002, as part of the 2001 Festival of Cartoon Art. The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library The Festival of Cartoon Art Forum from September 28-29, 2001. For other University events, see OSU Electronic Calendars University News Releases onCampus University Research News Announcements Free Ohio Memory Project Workshops The Ohio Historical Society is working in conjunction with the Ohio Public Library Information Network (OPLIN), OhioLINK and the Ohio Library Council (OLC) to produce Ohio Memory, an online scrapbook of Ohio history. Every library, archives, museum and historical society has treasures in their collections, but these items are frequently known only to a few. The Ohio Memory Online Scrapbook will bring together historical materials from institutions around the state to create a large collection of primary source material that provides an overview of the historical experience in Ohio and illuminates specific moments in the state's history. The first phase of the project will cover Ohio history up to 1903. The project will culminate in a web site that celebrates Ohio's history, raises awareness of the state's finest historical collections and brings http://library.osu.edu/sites/staff/Newsnotes/nn022701.html (3 of 15) [6/22/2007 1:59:32 PM] Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online attention to Ohio's history in celebration of the state's bicentennial in 2003. This spring OLC will present a series of regional workshops to inform institutions across the state about the project and encourage their participation. The dates and locations for the workshops are: ● Cincinnati - Tuesday, March 27, 2001 ● Marietta - Wednesday, April 11, 2001 ● Columbus - Wednesday, April 18, 2001 ● Kent - Tuesday, April 24, 2001 ● Fremont - Thursday, May 3, 2001 There is no cost for the workshop, but pre-registration is required. Registration begins at 9:00am. and the actual program will last from 9:30am. to noon. If you would like to register for one of the workshops, please mail or fax your name, the name of your institution, mailing address, phone and fax numbers, email address, and the workshop location in which you are interested to: Ohio Library Council 35 E. Gay Street, Suite 305 Columbus, OH 43215 Fax (614) 221-6234 Phone (614) 221-9057 Register online at: http://www.olc.org/OhioMemoryProject.html More information about the project is available at : http:///www.ohiomemory.org E-mail inquiries about the project can be addressed to [email protected]. Laurie Gemmill Ohio Memory Project Manager Ohio Historical Society (614) 297-2589 (614) 297-2546 FAX [email protected] Check Out the Library Staff Advisory Council's Web Page http://reserves.lib.ohio-state.edu/current/LSAC/lsachome.html Red Cross Blood Drive http://library.osu.edu/sites/staff/Newsnotes/nn022701.html (4 of 15) [6/22/2007 1:59:32 PM] Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online Friday, March 2, 2001 122 Main Library 9:00am - 3:00pm Walk-ins are welcome, or, if you would prefer, you can make an appointment by signing up on the registration sheet at the Information Desk in the lobby of Main Library, or by e- mailing John Mumaw at [email protected]. Recarpeting Project As many of you may know, the Thompson (Main) Library Carpeting project begins March 5, 2001. We've provided information so you know which areas are affected. The text and chart can be found at the following URL: /Staff/carpet.html New Exhibit at The Cartoon Research Library An exhibition of original Prince Valiant comic strips by Hal Foster (1892-1982) dating from 1938 to 1969, is featured in The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library's reading room gallery from February 22 through June 8, 2001. "Most people are astonished at the size of the original Prince Valiant pages," said Lucy Shelton Caswell, Professor and Curator of the library,. "They are more than three feet high and two feet wide. This size allowed Foster to include details that would not be possible today since comics are no longer printed full page. Also, the fact that Foster did Prince Valiant as a Sunday feature meant that he could spend more time on each page without having the pressure of the daily comic strip, too." Comic strip historian Robert C. Harvey describes Prince Valiant as an illustrated narrative because it does not have speech balloons. Indeed, Hal Foster's experience as an illustrator http://library.osu.edu/sites/staff/Newsnotes/nn022701.html (5 of 15) [6/22/2007 1:59:32 PM] Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online provided him with the technical expertise to create beautifully detailed drawings depicting King Arthur legends. Prince Valiant debuted on February 13, 1937, syndicated by King Features. Hal Foster drew it for more than forty years, with his signature last appearing on the page in 1980. It has continued to be drawn by Foster's long-time assistant John Cullen Murphy and it is now written by Cullen Murphy, the son of John Cullen Murphy. In addition to Hal Foster's Prince Valiant pages, the Cartoon Research Library has a fine collection of Murphy's original Prince Valiant comic strips that he donated in 1992. The entrance to the Cartoon Research Library is at the north end of the Wexner complex grid. Its regular hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Hours vary between terms. For additional information, call (614)292-0538 or email [email protected]. Prince Valiant is on the Web at the following URL: /whats_new/princeval.html A Presentation on Resource Sharing and Other Concepts William J. Studer, University Libraries' prior director, presented "The OhioLINK Consortium: A Case Study in Collective Licensing and Purchasing, Unmediated Resource Sharing, and Integration of Full Text and Secondary Datatbases" at Institute for Scientific Information Symposia in Beijing, September 25; Tokyo, October 30; and Seoul, Korea, November 2. Time to Celebrate The Department of African American and African Studies and the Black Studies Library's are celebrating their 30th anniversaries. In the turmoil of the late 1960's and early 1970's, our University took the opportunity to increase awareness of the rich history and culture of Africa and African America. The Black Student Union (1968) was the first Black student organization to develop as a response to University policies regarding minority students, and began protests in an effort to bring the University into a position that was more accommodating to the largely here-to-fore ignored needs of minority students. By 1970, the BSU was no longer functioning, but was replaced by Afro-Am in January of 1970 which succeeded in paving the way for the University's Black Studies Department, and the Office of Minority Affairs. Also, February 2, 1970 saw the first issue of "Our Choking Times", the first Black Student Campus Publication. Afro-Am was succeeded by the All-African Student and Faculty Union. Today, the African Student Union continues to carry on the efforts of these previous http://library.osu.edu/sites/staff/Newsnotes/nn022701.html (6 of 15) [6/22/2007 1:59:32 PM] Ohio State University Libraries: News Notes Online organizations. Black Studies Department (Now the African-American & African Studies Department), originally established as an academic division in October 1969, obtained formal department status in 1972. Black Studies Library was dedicated on November 10, 1971. Upcoming events in 2001, sponsored by the African-American & African Studies Department include: ● March 1-4 - Salia Seydou (contemporary African dance duo). 8pm, Wexner Performance Space ● March 15 - Public Issues Forum IV: "Police Community Relations: Racial Profiling - Myth or Reality," AAAS Community Extension Center ● April 12 - Public Issues Forum V: "The Future of Public Education in Columbus City Schools." AAAS Community Extension Center ● April 21 - Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Co., "You Walk?" 8pm, Mershon Auditorium ● April 26 - Health Issues Forum II: "Caring for People with High Blood Pressure, Diabetes, and Lupus." Community Extension Center ● April 27 - Colloquium: "Spiritual Health of the Black Community" AAAS Community Extension Center ● May 1-31 - Exhibition: "Visual Arts in the Black Community Revisited" ● May 3 - Film Series: "Festival of African American and African Cinema." and Opening Reception 6:00pm - 12:00am The Wexner Center ● May 3-5 - AAAS National Symposium: "30 Years of Black Studies: Transforming Our Discipline, Transforming Ourselves." Holiday Inn on the Lane ● May 10 - Ronald K.
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