From the monthly archives: October 2009

Top Ten Contest winner

On October 29, 2009 By

Thank you for submitting your favorite reasons to come to the Divinity School Library in our recent Theological Library Month contest. The 2009 winner was doctoral student Maria Doerfler for her entry “… by year 3 of your Duke career, you might actually be able to find your way from Folios to Front Desk [...]

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Loeb Classical Library newly organized

On October 29, 2009 By

By patron request, we have divided our Loeb collection into Greek and Latin sets which are organized by author and located near the stairs leading to the Reference Room. The Loeb Classical Library has become a standard source for scholarly editions of important Greek and Latin works with English translation. The editors of each volume [...]

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Dr. D. Moody Smith speaks in the York Room, Oct 29th, 12:30pm

On October 23, 2009 By

Please join us for a special event in the York Room on October 29 at 12:30pm to hear Dr. D. Moody Smith talk about working in the library as a student, ‘back in the day.’ Dr. Smith is the George Washington Ivey Professor Emeritus of New Testament at Duke University Divinity School and is a [...]

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Theological Library Month Reception

On October 22, 2009 By

Join us for a special event in the Divinity School Library on October 29 at 12:30pm to hear Dr. D. Moody Smith talk about working in the library as a student, ‘back in the day.’ We will close the month long celebration by announcing the winners of the 2009, ‘Why I should come to the [...]

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Theological Library Month – Top Ten Contest

On October 1, 2009 By

During Theological Library Month (October), we ask you to submit your favorite reason to come to the Divinity School Library. Deadline is October 25th. Entries will be read and winners announced at the TLM reception on Thursday, October 29 at 12:30pm and used in the library’s 2010 Fall Orientation for New Divinity Students.

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