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Ancient texts not getting old
When gathering honks
for research papers, many
students are accustomed to
thumbing through the stacks
of the Harlan Matcher Gradu-
ate Library. But less known are
the rare and wide ranging col-
lections within the library.
The Graduate Lihrary is
home to some of the largest
collections of certain mediums
including maps and papyrus.
The Map Library contains
more than 370,000 maps - the
largest amount in the state -
and 10,000 atlases and refer-
ence works, according to Liene
Karels, director of marketing
communications for University
Libraries.
Also housed in the Gradu-
ate Library is ehe University's
Papyrology Collection, which
contains more than 7,000
works and 12,000 other pieces
of papyrus. These works com-
prise the world's fifth largest
collection of papyrus artifacts,
Karels said.
Students can view the Papy-
rology Collection through
tours, Karels said, but stu-
dents are free to visit the Map
Lihrary as they please. The
Map Library also offers themed
events on the third Tuesday of
every month in which visitors
view a specific map.
But the two collections
are just a small part of what
the Graduate Lihrary offers.
Located on the seventh floor
is the University's Special Col-
lections Library, which is home
to original copies and rare edi-
t1ons of works by writers such
as John Milton, Charles Dick-
ens, William Faulkner, Wil-s
liam Butler Yeats and Robert s
Frost.
Other literary artifacts can
be found in the Audobon Room
in the Graduate Library's Main
Gallery. These works are from
the 13th and 14th centuries
and include art by the room's
namesake, John James Audo-
bon. Audobon's work was also
the inspiration for the wall-
paper of the newly renovated
Bert's Cafe Study Lounge.
LSA juni Siedah Garrison pots books away in1
-BRANDONSHAW Gradoate Library yesterday.
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stolen from two different
locations between March
19 and 20, University Police
reported.
WHEN: Tonight at 8 p.m.
WHERE: Moore Building,
Britton Recital Mall
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puERpE Cruaony clear suspect prison system
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WHAT: Actor and play-
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WHEN: Tonight atf6 p.m.
WHERE: Eastern Michi-
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is a link between Face-
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depression, Yahoo News
reported. There is disagree-
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whether the website causes
depression or simply worsens
existing depression.
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