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Podcasts to Accompany “A Few Well Selected Books” Now Available

Podcasts to accompany Magill Library’s current exhibition, “A Few Well Selected Books: Building Collections, Curricula & Community at Haverford College,” are available through iTunes. The podcasts feature commentary from faculty members on books from the 1836 library catalog including:

  • Deborah Roberts, Professor of Comparative Literature and Classics, and Bret Mulligan, Assistant Professor of Classics, discuss the traditional study of Greek and Roman literature and language at Haverford College.
  • Emma Lapsansky, Professor of History and Curator of the Quaker Collection, discusses the controlled nature of the curriculum at Haverford College in the 19th Century.
  • Darin Hayton, Assistant Professor of the History of Science, talks about the historical significance of some of the science volumes in the Haverford Library’s 1836 catalog.
  • Bruce Partridge, Professor of Astronomy, describes three different categories of materials he notices in the early Haverford Library collection: popular works, scholarly works, and textbooks.

Write a review in iTunes and tell us what you think.  And don’t forget to stop by the Sharpless Gallery to see the exhibit for yourself!

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