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Book Review: Truevine

Truevine : Two Brothers, A Kidnapping, and a Mother's Quest : a true story of the Jim Crow South, by Beth Macy (NY: Little, Brown and Company, 2016)

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Learning from Vaccination's History: A Q&A with Special Collections Curator Samuel Lemley

This post originally appeared as an article by Julie Mattera in the May 29, 2020 edition of Carnege Mellon Univeristy News.

With the ongoing speculation around the development of a viable COVID-19 vaccine, there's no better time to revisit the history of vaccination.

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How Jerry Garcia Helped Me Learn Better Data Management: Tips and Tricks for RDM

I want to tell the story of my own personal data management disaster. The year is 2013.

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PLOS and CMU Announce Open Access Agreement

Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and the Public Library of Science (PLOS) today announced a two-year open access agreement that allows researchers to publish in PLOS’ suite of journals without incurring article processing charges (APC).

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Anti-Racist Reading List

In a message to the university community, President Jahanian stated that “it is up to each one of us — no matter our background — to confront and dismantle racism and injustice

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June Book Display: Pride Month

The book display is a hallmark of libraries everywhere, and each month the University Libraries honors this tradition with a selection of titles from our collection.

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CMU Files Comments on Public Access to Taxpayer-Funded Research

If I gave you $100 to build a lemonade stand, it is reasonable that I would want to see the finished product to know how the money was spent. Further, if that $100 was given to me by members of our neighborhood, it is also reasonable that they might want to see the finished lemonade stand too!