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About SCONE

The Stone of Scone, also known as the 'Stone of Destiny,' is the ancient symbol of the Scottish monarchy and was used for centuries in the coronations of its kings. From 1296 onward, it has been used for the coronations of England and then eventually Great Britain.

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Thrills, Spills, and Equal Pay

Caught up in a movie, we gasp when an actor tumbles down steps, crashes a car or jumps off a building.

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July Featured Books: Sports

In early 2019, wallethub.com performed a data driven study of the best to worst cities for football fans across the United States.  Of the 240 cities evaluated, Pittsburgh was ranked first in th

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Fear and Desire: The Student in Stanley Kubrick

Considered one of the most innovative, daring and independent filmmakers to come out of the post-World War II generation, Stanley Kubrick inspired many of our current motion picture auteurs, such as Steven Spielberg (whose film "A.I: Artificial Intelligence" was originally a Kubrick production),

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A Conversation with: Andrew Meade McGee

Andrew Meade McGee is the University Libraries' CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow in the History of Science and Computing.

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A Conversation with: Andrew Meade McGee

Andrew Meade McGee, is the Libraries’ CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow in the History of Science and Computing. He also holds a courtesy visiting assistant professor appointment in the Department of History.

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Apollo 11 50th Anniversary

On July 20th, 1969, an estimated 600 million people witnessed the live broadcast of the first manned lunar landing known as Apollo 11. The cultural impact of this event was not only felt in the hearts and minds of individuals everywhere, but in the sciences as well. Leaders in the field

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50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing

On July 20th, 1969, an estimated 600 million people witnessed the live broadcast of the first manned lunar landing known as Apollo 11.  Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin left the lunar module to become the first human beings to step foot on the moon, while Command Module Pilot Michae

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Open Science at CMU Newsletter - July 2019

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