From the Dean

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As you will see in this and earlier issues of Source, the Libraries are making significant headway in attracting grants to digitize our unique collections. This initiative makes what are often
fragile, one-of-a-kind publications, historical records, documents, photographs—and even a 16th century choir book—readily accessible for use by researchers around the world.

The Cincinnatian, the student yearbook dating back to 1894, offers fascinating insights about the university as well as Cincinnati history over the course of 12 decades. When the project to digitize the correspondence and photographs of Albert B. Sabin is completed in 2013, it will be possible to explore the work of this major figure in ways that greatly surpass current access to this collection.

The good news is that we have many more special collections in the queue that both warrant preservation in their original form yet are excellent candidates for this new world of digital
collections.

ARB's Historical Textbook Collection

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By Jameson Tyler, Archives & Rare Books Intern

One of the most recent collecting areas in the Archives & Rare Books Library is the Historical Textbook Collection, transferred from the Curriculum Resources Center (now the CECH Library).  Created by former CRC librarian Gary Lare, the Historical Textbook Collection is comprised of American textbooks from the 19th century to the end of the 20th.  As part of the 2010-2011 ARB intern project, the collection will be organized and fully inventoried, and a collection development policy will be developed.   An online exhibit has been initiated (http://www.libraries.uc.edu/libraries/arb/exhibits/historic-textbooks/index.html) to showcase select volumes as well as to provide a “textbook timeline” in the United States and to give a brief history of textbook publishing in Cincinnati.  There are, of course, McGuffey readers, along with spellers, science books, history texts, social studies volumes, and the entire range of K-12 education textbooks.  It is the aim of this project to position the collection for full cataloging and formal naming. Continue reading →

Anniversary of the Sander Hall Demolition

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By Kevin Grace

It will be 20 years in June that UC’s high rise dormitory was imploded, an event noted by news media from around the world.  UC Magazine marks this two-decade anniversary with a video clip, photos, and eyewitness accounts of a Sunday morning filled with drama and dust: http://magazine.uc.edu/favorites/web-only/sander.html and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5wCl8SrHUI&feature=player_embedded.

To learn more about the history of Sander Hall, as well as other buildings on UC’s campuses, contact the Archives & Rare Books Library at 513.556.1959, by email at archives@ucmail.uc.edu, or by visiting our website at www.libraries.edu/libraries/arb/index.html.

Spring e-Newsletter

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Just a few reminders for you and your students from the RWC Library….

Search with Summon: The New Library Search Tool

Summon Searchbox

The RWC Library has added a powerful new search tool, Summon, to our website. From a single search box located prominently on the homepage, Summon provides easy and fast discovery of relevant information from the UC Libraries collections on any topic. It is the place to start research in journal and newspaper articles, books, government documents, maps, music recordings, videos, digital collections, and more. Summon is still growing and in development as features continue to improve and content is added regularly. User feedback is welcomed and can be sent via an online form. More information about Summon is available online.

Library Instruction Services

The RWC Library offers a variety of library instruction services to meet the need of your classes, curriculum, and assignments.  Click here for a sampling of our teaching plans to find out what we can do in the classroom. Be sure to schedule a library instruction session using the online Instruction Request Form.

Blackboard Librarian

This service provides direct access to a librarian and curricular support for students.  Contact your library liaison about creating a Library Research content area in your course which can include helpful research tips, links to course-specific resources, and research guides. Click here for a sampling to find out what we can do in Blackboard.

Class Assignments

With spring classes underway, the RWC librarians ask that faculty provide copies of class research assignments to your library liaison. We can provide more effective research assistance when we understand the goals of the assignment and any preferred resources (free websites, library subscription databases, etc). RWC librarians are also available to collaborate in the development or review of any library research assignments. Refer to Creating Effective Library Assignments for tips and suggestions.

New Scholarship of Teaching and  Learning (SoTL) Guide

The RWC Library has created a new online research guide for faculty interested in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL).  This online guide provides direct access to databases, books, journals, tests and measurements, and websites along with information about the Library’s Learning & Teaching Collection.

Purchase Request Form

All members of the RWC community are encouraged to recommend books, media or journals for purchase by the Library.  To submit a request, please complete the online Library Purchase Request Form and email it to your library liaison.  This form is located on the Library’s Collections Page which also includes the Collection Development Policy.

RWC Committee Minutes

The Library posts RWC committee minutes, annual committee reports, the college-wide strategic plans and the faculty and staff handbooks on the RWC Committee & Faculty Committee Minutes, Bylaws Changes & Reports web page.  Library staff collect the minutes distributed to the College and post them by the end of each month.  Questions concerning content should be directed to the appropriate committee chair.  For questions concerning the posting process please contact Stephena Harmony by email or phone 513-936-1547.

reserve books

Deadlines for Summer Quarter Reserves

Summer quarter will be here before we know it. In anticipation of this, please submit the items that you would like placed on Traditional Reserve by Thursday, June 9, 2011.

Those of you who designated traditional reserve items for Spring quarter only; these items will be removed and returned to you as per your request. If you would like to keep items on Reserve please contact Tammy Manger at 936-1542 or tamra.manger@uc.edu by June 9th.

Faculty that have Blackboard E-Reserve articles designated for Spring quarter only: these items will be removed when your Blackboard course ends. Please do not copy over any articles to the next quarter as this will cause a block for future articles to be posted.

Reminder: Don’t forget to get those Summer quarter items submitted as soon as possible or by June 9th.

Library Workshops

Join us for the Google for Research workshop on Thursday, May 12th, 1:00-2:00 pm in Muntz 158. Learn about Google tools that can help you create, organize, collaborate, and research. Click here to register. To see resources and materials from previous workshops, click here.

Upcoming Events Sponsored by UC Libraries

  • Authors, Editors & Composers: On Tuesday, April 12, 2011, the University of Cincinnati Libraries will recognize the publishing and creative accomplishments of UC’s faculty at this annual event. Scheduled for 3:30 pm in the Russell C. Myers Alumni Center at UC, “Authors, Editors & Composers” will pay tribute to the 2010 scholarly and creative works of UC’s faculty with a reception, presentation of selected works, a printed bibliography, and an exhibit.
  • Life of the Mind Series: Life of the Mind is a new annual series that highlights the innovative thinkers on UC’s campus with multidisciplinary interactions via provocations on important themes. The series includes intriguing insights from diverse perspectives, and encourages faculty and students from across UC to engage in further discourse. The theme for Session 1 is TECHNOLOGY and scheduled for Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 3:30-5pm, Alumni Center.

Reminders for students:

UC Students can reserve Group Study Rooms. Each Group Study Room is multimedia equipped with a 52–inch flat screen, a computer with Sympodium interactive monitor (except for room F) and DVD/VCR players. Rooms are for UC student use and may be reserved for student groups only.

During peak hours, students can take advantage of the Laptop Checkout service instead of waiting for an available computer in the lab. Three laptops with Internet access and MS Office 2007 are available for check-out to RWC students for use in the RWC Library.

RWC Library Liaisons

  • Stephena Harmony: stephena.harmony@uc.edu, 513-936-1547
    Art & Visual Communication, eMedia, History, Art History, Philosophy & Political Science, Office of Information Technology
  • Heather Maloney: heather.maloney@uc.edu, 513-936-1541
    Allied Health, Dental Hygiene, Nursing, Radiation Therapy
  • Michelle McKinney: michelle.mckinney@uc.edu, 513-936-1546
    Behavioral Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, Math, Physics & Computer Science, Veterinary Technology
  • Lauren Wahman: lauren.wahman@uc.edu, 513-936-1545
    Business & Economics, English & Communication, Foreign Language

Artist Justin Green

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By Kevin Grace

In the past few weeks, the Archives & Rare Books Library has had some interesting visits from Justin Green, one of the pioneers of underground comics in the 1960s and 1970s.  Green is probably best known for his groundbreaking and controversial graphic novel, Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary, originally published in 1972 and re-issued in 2009 by McSweeney’s Books, one of the great innovative publishers in America.  In 2003, Last Gasp Press of San Francisco issued Justin’s incredible Musical Legends material that was first published in Pulse! Magazine.

Over the decades, Justin’s art has extended well beyond the heady days of the counterculture.  In recent years, he has created a wide range of notable watercolors and signage.  And, his blogs show his explorations into other areas of graphic illustration, such as his research in ARB in emblem books from the 15th to the 17th centuries.  His blog explains the importance of emblems in the history of book art and publishing: http://depression09.blogspot.com/2011/04/botanical-emblem-book.html and http://justingreencartoonart.blogspot.com/2011/02/forgotten-genre.html.

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The New York Times is still free for the UC community!

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As many of us have already found out, The New York Times started charging frequent users for online access starting March 28th, 2011. (Non-subscribers are limited to 20 articles per month).

However, there is good news for those of us who love to start the day with browsing The New York Times online or checking on the news over lunch break.  The University of Cincinnati Libraries are continuing to provide access to The New York Times online content through the ProQuest database.  Select content from 1980 to present is also available through Factiva and Lexis-Nexis Academic.  Historical content, from January 1923 to five years ago, is available online via ProQuest Historical Newspapers.

New Print Books in the Health Sciences Library: March 2011

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March 2011: New Print Book List by Call Number

CONTESTED CELLS: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE STEM CELL DEBATE
EDITORS, BENJAMIN J. CAPPS, ALASTAIR V. CAMPBELL
LOCATION = hhbro.
QU 325 C761 2010.

GOODMAN & GILMAN’S THE PHARMACOLOGICAL BASIS OF THERAPEUTICS.
LOCATION = hhref.
QV 4 G653p 2011.

THE UNITED STATES PHARMACOPEIA: THE NATIONAL FORMULARY
BY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES PHARMACOPEIAL CONVENTION; PREPARED BY THE COUNCIL OF EXPERTS AND ITS EXPERT COMMITTEES.
LOCATION = hhref.
QV 738 AA1 P536 2011.

THE MEDICAL LETTER ON DRUGS AND THERAPEUTICS.
LOCATION = hhref.
QV 772 M489.

PHYSICIANS’ DESK REFERENCE: PDR.
LOCATION = hhref.
QV 772 P578.

PDR FOR NONPRESCRIPTION DRUGS, DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS, AND HERBS.
LOCATION = hhref.
QV 772 P578n.

MOSBY’S DIAGNOSTIC AND LABORATORY TEST REFERENCE
KATHLEEN DESKA PAGANA, TIMOTHY J. PAGANA.
LOCATION = hhref.
QY 25 P128m 2011.

THE OFFICIAL ABMS DIRECTORY OF BOARD CERTIFIED MEDICAL SPECIALISTS.
LOCATION = hhref.
W 22 AA1 A152.

PHYSICIANS FEE REFERENCE.
LOCATION = hhref.
W 74 P578.

MEDICAL FEES: A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF CURRENT UCR AND MEDICARE FEES WITH RELATIVE VALUE UNITS
EDITED BY JAMES B. DAVIS
LOCATION = hhref.
W 74 P578f 2011.

PHYSICIAN CHARACTERISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE U.S.
LOCATION = hhref.
W 76 P578.

GRIFFITH’S INSTRUCTIONS FOR PATIENTS
STEPHEN W. MOORE, WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF JO A. GRIFFITH
LOCATION = hhref.
WB 300 G853i 2011.

HANDBOOK ON INJECTABLE DRUGS
LAWRENCE A. TRISSEL.
LOCATION = hhref.
WB 354 T837h 2011.

REPORTED TUBERCULOSIS IN THE UNITED STATES.
LOCATION = hhref.
WF 16 T885.

THE MONT REID SURGICAL HANDBOOK
THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI RESIDENTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY, UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF MEDICINE ; EDITOR -IN-CHIEF, WOLFGANG STEHR
LOCATION = hhref.
WO 39 M757 2008.

COMPREHENSIVE ACCREDITATION MANUAL FOR AMBULATORY CARE.
LOCATION = hhref.
WX 15 J74aac.

COMPREHENSIVE ACCREDITATION MANUAL FOR LONG TERM CARE: CAMLTC
JOINT COMMISSION
LOCATION = hhref.
WX 15 J74aLc.

HOSPITAL STATISTICS.
LOCATION = hhref.
WX 16 A512hh.

DICTIONARY OF NURSING THEORY AND RESEARCH
BETHEL ANN POWERS, THOMAS R. KNAPP
LOCATION = hhref.
WY 13 P888d 2011.

COMMUNICATION DISORDERS IN EDUCATIONAL AND MEDICAL SETTINGS: AN INTRODUCTION FOR SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS, EDUCATORS, AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WILLIAM O. HAYNES, MICHAEL J. MORAN, REBEKAH H. PINDZOLA
LOCATION = hhrsh.
WL 340.2 H424d 2012.

SCHUKNECHT’S PATHOLOGY OF THE EAR.
LOCATION = hhrsh.
WV 200 S385p 2010.

HUMAN AUDITORY EVOKED POTENTIALS
TERENCE W. PICTON
LOCATION = hhrsh.
WV 270 P611h 2011.

BUILDING A RESEARCH CAREER
CHRISTY L. LUDLOW, RAYMOND D. KENT
LOCATION = hhstk.
Q 147 L945b 2011.

FREEZE DRYING/LYOPHILIZATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS EDITED BY LOUIS REY, JOAN C. MAY
LOCATION = hhstk.
QH 324.9.C7 F857 2010.

HISTOLOGY: A TEXT AND ATLAS: WITH CORRELATED CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY MICHAEL H. ROSS, WOJCIECH PAWLINA
LOCATION = hhstk.
QS 504 R825h 2011.

A MANUAL FOR PRIMARY HUMAN CELL CULTURE
KEE WOEL NG, JAN-THORSEN SCHANTZ
LOCATION = hhstk.
QS 525 S299m 2010.

RNA WORLDS: FROM LIFE’S ORIGINS TO DIVERSITY IN GENE REGULATION
EDITED BY JOHN F. ATKINS, RAYMOND F. GESTELAND, THOMAS R. CECH
LOCATION = hhstk.
QU 58.7 R627wg 2011.

ASPARTIC ACID PROTEASES AS THERAPEUTIC TARGETS
EDITED BY ARUN K. GHOSH
LOCATION = hhstk.
QU 136 A838 2010.

NUTRITION IN PUBLIC HEALTH: A HANDBOOK FOR DEVELOPING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES  EDITED BY SARI EDELSTEIN
LOCATION = hhstk.
QU 145 N976k 2011.

GOODMAN & GILMAN’S THE PHARMACOLOGICAL BASIS OF THERAPEUTICS.
LOCATION = hhstk.
QV 4 G653p 2011.

COMPUTER-AIDED DRUG DESIGN AND DELIVERY SYSTEMS
AHINDRA NAG, BAISHAKHI DEY
LOCATION = hhstk.
QV 744 N147c 2011.

STERILE DRUG PRODUCTS: FORMULATION, PACKAGING, MANUFACTURING, AND QUALITY MICHAEL J. AKERS
LOCATION = hhstk.
QV 785 A315s 2010.

CHEMOKINE RECEPTORS AS DRUG TARGETS
EDITED BY MARTINE J. SMIT, SERGIO A. LIRA, AND ROB LEURS
LOCATION = hhstk.
QW 568 C515 2011.

DRUG SAFETY DATA: HOW TO ANALYZE, SUMMARIZE, AND INTERPRET TO DETERMINE RISK MICHAEL J. KLEPPER, BARTON COBERT
LOCATION = hhstk.
QZ 42 K64d 2011.

ESSENTIALS OF MEDICAL GENETICS FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
LAURA M. GUNDER, SCOTT A. MARTIN
LOCATION = hhstk.
QZ 50 G975e 2011.

DEBATING HUMAN GENETICS: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN PUBLIC POLICY AND ETHICS ALEXANDRA PLOWS
LOCATION = hhstk.
QZ 50 P732d 2011.

A GUIDE TO HUMAN GENE THERAPY
EDITORS ROLAND W. HERZOG, SERGEI ZOLOTUKHIN
LOCATION = hhstk.
QZ 52 G946 2010.

INGESTED NITRATE AND NITRITE, AND CYANOBACTERIAL PEPTIDE TOXINS.
LOCATION = hhstk.
QZ 202 I11 v.94 2006.

HEMATOPOIETIC GROWTH FACTORS IN ONCOLOGY
GARY H. LYMAN, DAVID C. DALE, EDITORS
LOCATION = hhstk.
QZ 267 H487 2011.

LEIBEL AND PHILLIPS TEXTBOOK OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY
EDITED BY RICHARD T. HOPPE, THEODORE LOCKE PHILLIPS, MACK ROACH, III
LOCATION = hhstk.
QZ 269 T355 2010.

CLINICAL RESEARCH: FROM PROPOSAL TO IMPLEMENTATION
EDITED BY MICHAEL J. MCPHAUL, ROBERT D. TOTO; RESEARCH ETHICS COMMENTARIES BY SIMON J. CRADDOCK LEE AND JOHN Z. SADLER
LOCATION = hhstk.
W 20.5 C641 2011.

MEDICAL FEES IN THE UNITED STATES:  NATIONWIDE CHARGES FOR MEDICINE, SURGERY, LABORATORY, RADIOLOGY AND ALLIED HEALTH SERVICES.
LOCATION = hhstk.
W 74 P578f.

THE NATION’S HEALTH.
LOCATION = hhstk.
W 84 AA1 N277n 2011.

INTERPRETING STATISTICAL FINDINGS: A GUIDE FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND
STUDENTS
JAN WALKER AND PALO ALMOND
LOCATION = hhstk.
WA 950 W181i 2011.

CASE STUDIES IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
EDITED BY REBECCA JEANMONOD, MICHELLE TOMASSI, DAN MAYER
LOCATION = hhstk.
WB 105 C337 2010.

THE DIETITIAN’S GUIDE TO VEGETARIAN DIETS: ISSUES AND APPLICATIONS
REED MANGELS, VIRGINIA MESSINA, MARK MESSINA
LOCATION = hhstk.
WB 430 M585d 2011.

PHYSICAL THERAPY ETHICS
DONALD L. GABARD, MIKE W. MARTIN
LOCATION = hhstk.
WB 460 G112p 2011.

THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE: MOVING TOWARD FUNCTION
LORI THEIN BRODY, CARRIE M. HALL
LOCATION = hhstk.
WB 541 H174t 2011.

HYPERMOBILITY, FIBROMYALGIA, AND CHRONIC PAIN
EDITED BY ALAN J. HAKIM, ROSEMARY KEER, AND RODNEY GRAHAME
FOREWORD BY PETER BEIGHTON.
LOCATION = hhstk.
WE 304 H998 2010.

NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS: TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT
EDITED BY TULIO E. BERTORINI
LOCATION = hhstk.
WE 550 N494b 2011.

SPASTICITY: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT
EDITED BY ALLISON BRASHEAR, ELIE ELOVIC
LOCATION = hhstk.
WE 550 S736 2011.

IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS: THE HARMS STUDY GROUP TREATMENT GUIDE
EDITED BY PETER O. NEWTON, ET AL.
LOCATION = hhstk.
WE 735 I19 2010.

AANA ADVANCED ARTHROSCOPY. THE SHOULDER
EDITED BY RICHARD L. ANGELO, JAMES C. ESCH, RICHARD K. N. RYU
LOCATION = hhstk.
WE 810 A112 2010.

GREEN’S OPERATIVE HAND SURGERY.
LOCATION = hhstk.
WE 830 O61 2011.

IMAGING OF THE FOOT AND ANKLE
EDITOR, THOMAS H. BERQUIST
LOCATION = hhstk.
WE 880 R129a 2011.

OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LUNG DISEASES
EDITORS, SUSAN M. TARLO, PAUL CULLINAN, BENOIT NEMERY
LOCATION = hhstk.
WF 600 O15t 2010.

LUNG CANCER: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT
EDITED BY KEMP H. KERNSTINE, KAREN L. RECKAMP
LOCATION = hhstk.
WF 658 L963k 2011.

CHEST RADIOLOGY: PLAIN FILM PATTERNS AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES
JAMES C. REED
LOCATION = hhstk.
WF 975 R324c 2011.

CASES IN INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGY
MICHAEL RAGOSTA
LOCATION = hhstk.
WG 168 R144c 2011.

COAGULATION DISORDERS: QUALITY IN LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS
MICHAEL LAPOSATA
LOCATION = hhstk.
WH 322 L315c 2011.

PRACTICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY AND HEPATOLOGY. ESOPHAGUS AND STOMACH
EDITOR IN CHIEF, NICHOLAS J. TALLEY; EDITORS, KENNETH R. DEVAULT, DAVID E. FLEISCHER
LOCATION = hhstk.
WI 250 P895 2010.

HEALTH INFORMATICS: A PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACH TO DIABETES
EDITED BY BARBARA M. HAYES AND WILLIAM ASPRAY
LOCATION = hhstk.
WK 26.5 H434 2010.

TRANSSPHENOIDAL SURGERY
EDITED BY EDWARD R. LAWS, GIUSEPPE LANZINO
LOCATION = hhstk.
WK 585 T772 2010.

TEXTBOOK OF DIABETES.
LOCATION = hhstk.
WK 810 T355 2010.

BLUME’S ATLAS OF PEDIATRIC AND ADULT ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY
WARREN T. BLUME ET AL.
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 17 B658ao 2011.

IMAGING OF PAIN
STEVEN D. WALDMAN, ROBERT S.D. CAMPBELL
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 17 W164i 2011.

THE BRAIN: AN INTRODUCTION TO FUNCTIONAL NEUROANATOMY
CHARLES WATSON, MATTHEW KIRKCALDIE, GEORGE PAXINOS
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 300 W337b 2010.

CRANIAL NERVES: FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION LINDA WILSON-PAUWELS, ET AL.
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 330 C891 2010.

STROKE REHABILITATION: A FUNCTION-BASED APPROACH
GLEN GILLEN
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 355 S921g 2011.

PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF NEURO-ONCOLOGY: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, MINESH P. MEHTA; EDITORS, SUSAN M. CHANG ET AL; ASSOCIATE EDITORS, MELISSA L. BONDY, JUDITH A. SCHWARTZBAUM AND MARGARET R. WRENSCH
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 358 P957 2011.

INTRAOPERATIVE MRI-GUIDED NEUROSURGERY
EDITED BY WALTER A. HALL, CHRISTOPHER NIMSKY, CHARLES L. TRUWIT
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 368 I61h 2011.

MINIMALLY INVASIVE PERCUTANEOUS SPINAL TECHNIQUES
EDITED BY DANIEL H. KIM, YONG-CHUL KIM, KYUNG-HOON KIM
LOCATION = hhstk.
WL 400 M665 2011.

CLINICAL MANUAL OF ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
EDITED BY YIFRAH KAMINER, KEN C. WINTERS
LOCATION = hhstk.
WM 270 C641k 2011.

ATLAS OF PELVIC ANATOMY AND GYNECOLOGIC SURGERY
MICHAEL S. BAGGISH, MICKEY M. KARRAM
LOCATION = hhstk.
WP 17 B144a 2011 OVERSIZE.

BREAST IMAGING
DEBRA M. IKEDA
LOCATION = hhstk.
WP 815 I26b 2011.

YEN AND JAFFE’S REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY: PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOPHYSIOLOGY, AND
CLINICAL MANAGEMENT
EDITED BY JEROME F. STRAUSS III, ROBERT L. BARBIER
LOCATION = hhstk.
WQ 205 R425y 2009.

BREASTFEEDING: A GUIDE FOR THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
RUTH A. LAWRENCE, ROBERT M. LAWRENCE
LOCATION = hhstk.
WS 125 L422b 2011.

TEXTBOOK OF PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE
EDITORS, GARY R. FLEISHER, STEPHEN LUDWIG; ASSOCIATE EDITORS, RICHARD G. BACHUR, KATHY N. SHAW, MARC H. GORELICK, RICHARD M. RUDDY
LOCATION = hhstk.
WS 205 T355 2010.
ASSISTED VENTILATION OF THE NEONATE
EDITED BY JAY P. GOLDSMITH, EDWARD H. KAROTKIN; ILLUSTRATIONS BY BARBARA L. SIEDE.
LOCATION = hhstk.
WS 420 A848 2011.

OTOLOGY, NEUROTOLOGY, AND LATERAL SKULL BASE SURGERY: AN ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
OLIVER F. ADUNKA, CRAIG A. BUCHMAN
LOCATION = hhstk.
WV 200 A244o 2011.

Inaugural Life of the Mind Lecture Scheduled for April 19

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The Life of the Mind lecture series will kick off April 19 at 3:30-5pm in the Russell C. Myers Alumni Center. Free and open to the UC community and public, Life of the Mind features interdisciplinary conversations with UC faculty around a one-word theme. Each quarter, there are two Life of the Mind sessions with three “thought provocateurs” contributing to each session. Each scholar provides a 15-minute talk followed by audience Q&A.

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Notice Anything Different about the Site?

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The UC Libraries website has been updated to incorporate the new UC header with links to other UC sites including “About UC,” “Admissions,” and “Health.”

In addition, we have added a powerful new search tool, Summon, to the website. From a single search box located prominently on the Articles & More tab on the homepage, Summon provides easy and fast discovery of relevant information from the UC Libraries collections on any topic. It is the place to start research in journal and newspaper articles, books, government documents, maps, music recordings, videos, digital collections, and more.

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