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01/11/2023
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With the Spring season approaching, the USC Upstate Display Committee wanted to do a display that focused on either science, nature, or animals. After some discussion and planning the committee decided for March that our display would focus on animals in nature and the solar system. Many people enjoy astronomy, astrology, or animals, so we thought this would be a perfect fit. Our students and patrons might not be aware that we have books on these different subjects, so we hope that by highlighting a selection from our collection they will be well informed. The committee worked diligently to find both decorative items and items for this display. We hope everyone who comes to the library will see our display and become more educated about animals and planets. Every book on display is available for checkout. In April we will transition our display to focus on the solar system and ocean life. Please be on the lookout for that display coming soon. 

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Image showing A. Philip Randolph and Fannie Lou Hamer honoring African Americans and labor

On display now in the 1st floor library study room area is a series of posters celebrating African American labor, the theme for Black History Month 2025.

Many of the posters are provided by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), the founders of Black History Month. According to the ASALH, this year's Black History Month theme focuses on "the various and profound ways that work and working of all kinds--free and unfree, skilled, and unskilled, vocational and voluntary--intersect with the collective experiences of Black people." 

The exhibit is supplemented by other posters featuring a small selection of African American leaders in civil rights and labor, including Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, and Fannie Lou Hamer. Another poster features an inspirational quote from late Hip Hop icon, Tupac Shakur.

The added posters are courtesy of Mr. Johnson Paints.

Please stop by the library in February to view the exhibit and learn more about the important and far-reaching contributions of African American labor.

 

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bookshelf displaying DVDs about travel in the USAs summertime is an ideal time for vacations, travel serves as the theme of the latest USC Upstate Library book and materials display.

On view throughout summer 2023 will be a sampling of the library's book, DVD, and CD collections on cities and countries, at home and abroad. For the first six weeks, the display will focus on materials about places in the United States. Then later, the display will focus on cities and countries around the world. All items will be available for checkout from the library for personal viewing and reading.

We hope it will inspire you to travel and traverse, journey and jaunt, escape and explore, and visit and vacation to somewhere new and exciting this summer.

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