"Not all typewriters are created equal – especially when languages are not alphabetical. Imagine that." wrote Clifton Parker of The Dish. The East Asia Library exhibit, "The Chinese Typewriter: The Design and Science of East Asian Information Technology" had its opening ceremony, which included lectures by Jidong Yang (EAL) and Thomas S. Mullaney (History), last Wednesday, January 20.

Have you visited the SUL Events and exhibits web page lately? The Libraries have many events scheduled now through the coming months, including many workshops designed for students, faculty and staff. Plan to attend the events yourself, and feel free to spread the word. Events scheduled for today, September 30th, include Finding Articles When All Else Fails and xSearch Workshop.

Have you visited the Stanford Libraries Events and exhibits web page lately? See below, the list of current exhibits and upcoming events:

• The Artists' Book
• Becoming Stanford: The History and Meaning of the University's Insignia
• Simple spatial models: Building blocks for process-based GIS?
• Meet Stace Maples & Balloon Aerial Photography
• 100th Year Anniversary of the Branner Earth Sciences Library Celebration
  

Location: Green Library Rotunda (2nd floor)
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Join a private tour of the Green Library exhibit “Beasts & Books” hosted by the curator, Stanford Ph.D. candidate in history Mackenzie Cooley. Contributions to the exhibit are from undergraduate students in Mackenzie’s fall, 2014 course, “History/Femgen 29S: The Animal Other: Humans and Animals in Western History,” which explores the interdependence between humans and animals through the lens of book culture. More information about the exhibit is available in this announcement.