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Showing posts with label Alexander Street Press. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2009

Universal Newsreels: Warren Commission

Once again, I'm including a link to our new database American History in Video.  This link is to the Universal Newsreel on September 28, 1964, which discusses the Kennedy assassination and the Warren Commission.  Remember, in order to access the database, you must either have a UNO ID or be on campus.






Sonnet Erin Brown
Head of Federal Documents
Reference & Instruction Librarian
Subject Specialist: Legal Research, Political Science
Earth & Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Urban Studies


Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Employment: American History in Video

In promotion of our new database, American History in Video, I'm including a link to clips about employment. Remember: if you are on campus, you will be able to access this directly; if not, you will need to log on with your user ID and PIN. If you do not remember your PIN, you can have it emailed to you by clicking on "I Forgot My PIN."





Sonnet Erin Brown
Head of Federal Documents
Reference & Instruction Librarian
Subject Specialist: Legal Research, Political Science
Earth & Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Urban Studies

Friday, August 21, 2009

50th Anniversary of Hawaii Statehood

On August 21, 1959, Hawaii was finally admitted to the Union.  It is the only state made up entirely of islands.  

In promotion of our new database, American History in Video, I'm including a link to a Universal Newsreels clip from August 24, 1959.  This clip includes shots of President Eisenhower welcoming Hawaii as the 50th state.



Universal Newsreels, Release 68, August 24, 1959





Sonnet Erin Brown
Head of Federal Documents
Reference & Instruction Librarian
Subject Specialist: Legal Research, Political Science
Earth & Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Urban Studies



American History in Video

As you all know, I mentioned that the Earl K. Long Library had won a year-long subscription to the American History in Video database.  Of course, you must be on campus or have a UNO ID to access this database.  However, you have to explore it!  It is amazing what clips can be found there.  Including this one, First Ladies: North & South.




Sonnet Erin Brown
Head of Federal Documents
Reference & Instruction Librarian
Subject Specialist: Legal Research, Political Science
Earth & Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Urban Studies