Immediately following World War II, more than 30,000 Black sharecroppers migrated to California's Central Valley. Coming from places like Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi, these migrants looked to escape the oppression of new-slavery tenant farming and the Jim Crow south.
Short (25 minutes) workshops are available the week of January 14th for staff. These sessions are intended to increase familiarity with library resources and services for staff’s professional and personal use. Each workshop is offered at least twice. RSVPs are appreciated.
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The University of California system is currently negotiating the potential renewal of its contract with scholarly journal publisher Reed Elsevier. Visit the Elsevier Journal Negotiations page for more information and to leave feedback.
"Reimagines the cold war as an epic battle against the occult waged by the ultimate American antihero--Richard Nixon." - from Melvyl catalog.
The Chief by William Poulson
Spring 2016 - present
KL380, North
William Poulson's stained glass murals of Yosemite are the culmination of many years of drawing,...
Not what other research libraries are, what they will be.
5200 N. Lake Road
