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The Salt Lake Tribune – Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

02 Saturday Feb 2013

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Luise Poulton

Read The Salt Lake Tribune’s article about the recent donation to the Rare Books collections.

U.’s Marriott Library lands rare “Alice” editions from anonymous donor

‘”We all had grins on our faces the rest of the week,” said Luise Poulton, rare books manager for the library. Make that Cheshire grins.’

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Daily Utah Chronicle Article – Faculty Club Presentaion

28 Monday Jan 2013

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Donna Gelfand, Faculty Club

The Daily Utah Chronicle joined the Faculty Club for a visit to learn more about the rare book collections and how they are used.

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Rare book collection preserves treasured publications

“Why do you want a museum? It’s exactly the same,”  [Donna] Gelfand said. “It protects and maintains historical material that would just be lost.”

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Continuum – Winter 2012

10 Monday Dec 2012

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Common Sense

The Rare Book Collections are featured as a top story in Continuum, The University of Utah’s alumni magazine.

Stories Within Stories: The U has one of the top, and most accessible, rare book collections in the West.

“She [Luise Poulton] wants everyone to have the sensory experience of holding a centuries-old book—to not just touch it while leafing through pages but to inhale the mustiness of a book’s scent, to hear the thick rustle of pages made from rag paper, to see the fine craftsmanship of books that were early printers’ pride and joy, to handle ideas that were revolutionary.

‘To hold a copy of Common Sense, printed in 1776, that was held by hands in 1776, and most likely read out loud to other people in 1776, that’s a connection. That’s a very physical and visceral connection,’ Poulton says.”

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Hello from the Majles Library in Tehran

27 Saturday Oct 2012

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A researcher from Tehran writes about pieces from J.Willard Marriott Library’s papyrus, paper, and parchment collection.

Majles Library in Tehran

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Daily Utah Chronicle Article – Fold, Flap, Peek, Pull, Pop

04 Thursday Oct 2012

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“Fold, Flap, Peek, Pull, Pop.” was a featured article in the Daily Utah Chronicle, the University of Utah’s student newspapers.

Fold, Flap, Peek, Pull, Pop featured in the Daily Utah Chronicle

‘Many children grow up loving pop-up books, but U students take pop-ups to a higher level in the current library exhibition “Fold, Flap, Peek, Pull, Pop.”’

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Adventures of a Rare Books Curator

21 Friday Sep 2012

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Department of Communication, Kim Mangun, rare books

Kim Mangun, assistant professor, Department of Communication, writes an excellent article exploring the role of technology in teaching, learning, and experiencing history in the modern world.

In this article she recounts her own experiences with history and technology. One example is an adventure she shares with Luise Poulton, Rare Books Managing Curator, when they try to attend an exclusive showing of the new motion picture, Lincoln.

Intelligencer, American Journalism Historians Association Newsletter, Fall 2012

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Inspirations Newsletter Fall 2012

21 Friday Sep 2012

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Edward Abbey, Greg Thompson, J. Willard Marriott Library, rare book, Special Collections

Check out some of the exciting rare books news reported in the J. Willard Marriott Library’s newsletter, Inspirations Fall 2012.

Snowsports Builder, Greg Thompson
Best of State, Special Collections
Rare Book Featured in National Exhibition
Edward Abbey Collections Is Major Donation to Special Collections

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Daily Utah Chronicle Article – Fighting Words

12 Wednesday Sep 2012

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Fighting Words: American Revolutionary War Pamphlets was a featured article in the Daily Utah Chronicle, the University of Utah’s student newspapers.

 Fighting Words featured in the Daily Utah Chronicle

“Conner said. “Everybody has learned about the revolution — seeing the real documents makes it more alive for students, for anybody who looks at it.'”

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Washington Post Review

15 Friday Jun 2012

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The Washington Post review of the National Portrait Gallery’s exhibition, 1812: A Nation Emerges featuring Karl Bodmer Aquatint from Rare Books.

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Associated Press – Nuremberg Chronicle

25 Wednesday Apr 2012

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500-year-old Nuremberg Chronicle book surfaces in Utah

“Luise Poulton, curator and head of rare books at the University of Utah’s J. Willard Marriott Library, called it “an exciting find,” but largely just because of the way it surfaced.

‘It’s that classic story,” said Poulton, who has several pages from another copy of a Nuremberg Chronicle on display. “You really never know what’s in your attic.'”

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