!http://depts.drew.edu/lib/VISIONS/visions-masthead.jpg!Special Section: A Tribute to Kenneth E. Rowe- A special section honoring the retiring Methodist LibrarianÂ
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That attitude is a relief to the hundreds of students from all three of Drew's schools who consistently use the library, and it is refreshing to see such collaboration between each school of Drew University and the University Library. This move towards extended hours is a generous and responsive way to better serve the Drew community and the members of the community have responded resoundingly.\[ |
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THE DIRECTOR'S CORNER:Without Commercial Interruption |
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One of my favorite areas One of my favorite areas of the library has been giving me grief. For years I have stolen away to this spot during the course of the week. It has been a place to enjoy a conversation with a thoughtful author, even for a few minutes. But no longer. I begin an article and within a few pages, I am interrupted. Sometimes my reading is disturbed as many as three or four times in the course of a mere half-hour. My troubled sanctuary is "current periodicals," the zone that gathers the most recent journals, magazines, and newspapers into a high-rise neighborhood of tidy compartments. It houses many of my favorite magazines such as Atlantic, Rolling Stone, New York Times Magazine, and the New York Review of Books. Yet reading some of them increasingly requires Zen-like concentration or stoic resolve.
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\-\- Andrew D. Scrimgeour\[ |
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Recent Gifts to the University Library
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Genesis IV:5 "Cain's Offering" Illustration by Walter Crane from The Holy Bible, Paris: Illustrated Bible Society, 1900. Drew University Library Special Collections, Gift of President Kean |
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Drew Says Farewell to Robert L. Chapman
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