It’s important to start drying or to freeze your items within 48 hours or mold may begin to develop. Be gentle with your items, especially the soaked items as they are weak and may fall apart. You don’t need to clean and dry everything all at once. Prioritize. Buy time and put things in yourContinue reading “Save Your Storm Damaged Belongings”
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‘Tortilla Curtain’ Selected For ‘One Community’ Reading Project
“The Tortilla Curtain” (Viking Penguin 1995) by T. Coraghessan Boyle has been selected by “One Community, One Book-Johnson County Reads” for its 2006 reading project promoting new insights on human rights in the United States. The University of Iowa Center for Human Rights (UICHR) coordinates the project in conjunction with representatives from other sponsoring organizationsContinue reading “‘Tortilla Curtain’ Selected For ‘One Community’ Reading Project”
UI Libraries To Exhibit Art Made From Old Catalog Cards
What can you do with one million old library cards? How about make a crown out of them. Or a small Buddhist temple. Or weave them into a tie. Or string them together to make a mobile that will stretch across the ceiling of an entire exhibit hall. These are a few of the ideasContinue reading “UI Libraries To Exhibit Art Made From Old Catalog Cards”
UI Libraries To Help Preserve Historic Documents In Biloxi, Miss.
The Preservation Department of the University of Iowa Libraries will preserve historical documents damaged by Hurricane Katrina, starting with documents and manuscripts from the Jefferson Davis Library in Biloxi, Miss., and the Biloxi Public Library. Library officials hope the project will provide a template for other preservation departments that want to assist Gulf Coast culturalContinue reading “UI Libraries To Help Preserve Historic Documents In Biloxi, Miss.”