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By Karen Wentworth
July 09, 2012
Do you want to read the latest news from 1890 in the Deming Headlight? Care to see what one dollar case would buy from S.T. Bitting in Carlsbad in 1896? It's in the Eddy Current. Are you interested in the new law that sent gamblers in Tucumcari on the ...
By Karen Wentworth
June 19, 2012
Carolyn McSherry, a UNM Ph.D. candidate in American Studies, will present a talk on "Bounding the Collective: Territory, Economy and Ecology in the Soil Conservations Services Navajo Project" at 10 a.m. on Friday, June 29 in the Waters Room (105) of ...
By Karen Wentworth
May 30, 2012
Two Ph.D. candidates in History at UNM will speak on Tuesday, June 5 at 1 p.m. in the Waters Room (105) of Zimmerman Library on the UNM Campus. The talks are co-hosted by the Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections, the Historical Society ...
By Karen Wentworth
May 29, 2012
In this dual presentation Center for Southwest Research fellows Clare Daniel and Brianne Stein present a glimpse into "Worlds within Worlds: The Photography of Eduardo Fuss."Listen to Daniel/Stein talk.In the following Powerpoint presentation, view ...
By Karen Wentworth
May 21, 2012
Brian Luna Lucero, the Center for Southwest Research Clinton P. Anderson fellow, explores changes digital resources are making for scholars in his talk, "Special Collections and Digital Humanities Scholarship." Lucero has worked in the public service ...
By Karen Wentworth
May 15, 2012
Carolyn McSherry holds the Juan and Virginia Chacon Fellowship and has spent part of the year processing the papers of writer-photographer Nancy Wood. She is a Ph.D. student in the American Studies program.Her research is about the challenges posed to ...
By Karen Wentworth
April 17, 2012
Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of English Daniel Worden will discuss "Laughing Horse magazine and Modernism in New Mexico at a free lecture on Wednesday, April 25 at 2 p.m. in the Waters Room (105) in Zimmerman Library on the University ...
By Karen Wentworth
March 27, 2012
In his book "Miracle on the Mesa", Bud Davis notes that two students - Marie Pope Wallis and Hector H. Lee - were the first to get their doctorates at the June 7, 1947 commencement.Lee's degree was in English - American Studies, American Civilization, ...
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