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Book sale - Fall quarter 2005
- What: ALA Student Chapter Fall Book Sale
- When: Tuesday & Wednesday October 11-12
12:45-1:15 pm (during our open meeting)
- Where: IS Commons, GSE&IS Building
The ALA is collecting donations for the upcoming book sale. Please donate your good-condition used books (textbooks and non-textbooks) at the MIT Lab
Front Desk before Tuesday, October 11, 2005.
Questions? Email ALA Student Chapter Treasurers Rebecca Cohen or
Jonathan Fiencke.
Below is a partial list of the
textbooks being used this fall:
IS 455 & IS 280 John Richardson:
- Joe Morehead, Introduction to United States Government Sources, 6th ed.
Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
- Peter Hernon, John A. Shuler, and Robert E. Dugan, U.S. Government on the Web:
Getting the Information You Need. 3rd ed. Libraries Unlimited, 2003
IS 234, Michael Cart:
- FROM COVER TO COVER by Kathleen T. Horning (HarperCollins 1997).
IS 209 & IS 289, Phil Agre:
- Johns, The Nature of the Book
IS19 & IS 289-2, Blanchette:
- M. T. Clanchy (1992). From memory to written record, England 1066-1307.
2nd ed. Blackwell.
- Shoshana Felman (2002). The juridical unconscious: Trials and traumas
in the Twentieth century. Harvard University Press.
- Adrian Johns (1998). The nature of the book. University of Chicago
Press.
- Jacques Derrida (1977). Limited Inc. Northwestern University Press.
- David Phillips (1997). Exhibiting authenticity. Manchester University
Press.
- Ian Hacking (1990). The Taming of chance. Cambridge University Press.
- Paul Ricoeur (2004). Memory, history, forgetting. University of Chicago.
IS430, Cindy Mediavilla:
- Johnson, Peggy. Fundamentals of Collection Development & Management. Chicago:
American Library Association, 2004.
- Skokie Public Library. Collection Development and Resource Access Plan for the
Skokie Public Library. Skokie, IL: 1998.
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