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Category Archives: Exhibitions
Grammar-Land: Learning to Write in America (1700-1930)
By: Russ McConnell, Instructor in the Department of English From September through November 2014, Grammar-land: Learning to Write in America (1700-1930) is on display in the lobby of the W.S. Hoole Library on the second floor of Mary Harmon Bryant Hall. Curated by … Continue reading
Scenes Around Lincoln Normal: Traveling Exhibition Program to kick off at Tuscaloosa Magnet
By: Christa Vogelius, CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow In August 2014, the Tuscaloosa Magnet Middle and Elementary School will be showcasing “Scenes Around Lincoln Normal,” a traveling exhibition of reproduced materials that illustrates the history and contexts of two early twentieth-century photograph … Continue reading