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Category Archives: In the news
Annual Constitution Day Celebration at OU
Constitution Day Celebrations at the University of Oklahoma Celebrate Federal Constitution Day Sept, 17, 2015 by attending the annual lecture sponsored by OU’s Institute for the American Constitutional Heritage (IACH). This year, Dr. Andrew J. O’Shaughnessy will speak on “The Men … Continue reading
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Galileo’s World opens at Sam Noble!
Galileo’s World is upon us… The first Galileo’s World exhibit opened Saturday, August 1st, at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History! The joint-exhibit, Through the Eyes of the Lynx: Galileo, Natural History and the Americas, will run Aug. … Continue reading
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Communities of collaboration
Our thanks to Rob Reynolds and the NextThought team for their series on “The Power of Connections.” Here’s an excerpt from an interview on open access and “collaborative communities.” For more, see Rob’s Power of Connections blog. Kerry Magruder and … Continue reading
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Tower of Pisa on Fox Morning News
The Tower of Pisa project of the OU College of Engineering was featured last Friday, July 24, for the Fox News 25 morning show, broadcast live from the lobby of Bizzell Memorial Library. Four brief reports featured footage of the … Continue reading
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Celebrating Shakespeare at OU
On this day set aside to recognize the birth of William Shakespeare (1564-1616), we have much to celebrate on the OU campus relating to Shakespeare and his times. In February we learned that the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History was selected … Continue reading
46 Years Ago Today: A Galileo-Inspired Banquet at OU’s Symposium in the History of Science
As we prepare to launch a major exhibition in August, 2015, entitled Galileo’s World, we are also looking back to our history. This week marks a notable anniversary for History of Science at the University of Oklahoma. Forty-six years ago (April 8-12, 1969) the University of Oklahoma hosted a Symposium … Continue reading
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