From the monthly archives: November 2009
Previous posts have focused mainly on text- and image-based resources. This installment will highlight audio, specifically free resources available on the Internet. Here are a few:
The British Library’s public collections include field recordings of natural and urban soundscapes, music from around the world, a survey of English dialects, early spoken [...]
Even if you think you have no interest in printing, I urge you to listen to this very interesting podcast of To the Best of Our Knowledge from Wisconsin Public Radio.
Interviewees include the designers of Gotham (the Obama campaign font) and Verdana (the [...]
Come hear a talk by photographer Jennette Williams, whose exhibit of platinum prints of women in baths in Budapest and Istanbul is on display in the Perkins photography gallery through 13 December.
Written by Elizabeth Dunn
What *really* matters when citing sources?
By Emily Daly On November 5, 2009 · 2 Comments · In Citing Sources, Duke researchers, Librarians, Original research
You may know that two major style manuals — APA and MLA — have released new editions in the last six or so months. And if you’re aware of that fact, you undoubtedly know that both editions contain inconsistencies in their examples and enough errors to require APA to post an [...]
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