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New catalog search tool
  Last month we promoted a new interface created for SearchTRLN which searched the library catalogs of Duke, NCSU, UNC-CH, and NCCU. This week, the Duke Libraries began offering an extension of that interface which has been customized for the Duke Libraries. The new search interface, now known as the Basic Catalog, provides advanced tools for keyword searching that both searches and displays enhanced tables of contents, summaries, and book cover images. The Classic Catalog remains the interface of choice for browsing by title, author, or subject or to quickly request books from another Duke library.
The Color Purple: A New Story for a Familiar Reader
  “As an adolescent, I understood The Color Purple to be a story about pain and, ultimately, triumph. But as an adult who has gone through her own process of healing and who is nearing mid-life (God willing), this becomes a new story.” Chanequa Walker-Barnes, Divinity ‘07 in an article written for the Duke University Libraries Magazine.
Then & Now - Eight South African Photographers
An exhibition of 160 photographs mounted in 5 venues at Duke University. South African photographer Paul Weinberg conceived and curated Then & Now which is comprised of black and white and color photographs from eight South African documentary photographers during the apartheid and then after the historic democratic elections of 1994. Weinberg's introduction to the exhibit, information about the other exhibit venues, and online exhibit can be found here. The Divinity School Library segment of this exhibit closes on August 1, 2008.

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