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Newman Library — 34 episodes

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1

Library Instruction (ENG 2150)

2

Baruch College Book Loan Kiosk

3

How to Find Scholarly Journal Articles

4

Finding the Right File to Upload to CUNY Academic Works

5

The people, ideas, and history that shaped PR's first 100 years. Donors interview

6

The people, ideas, and history that shaped PR's first 100 years

7

International Special Librarians Day Event

8

The William and Anita Newman Library

9

Keeping It Alive: the Patient, the Poem, the Analyst (Part 1)

10

Keeping It Alive: the Patient, the Poem, the Analyst (Part 2)

11

Dialogues on Terror: Patients and Their Psychoanalysts

12

Student Research and the General Education Experience: A Panel Discussion

13

Freshman Learning Communities - Making the Connection, Fall 2007

14

Wikipedia

15

How Serious Students Do Their Research at Baruch College

16

Library Stories: Perspectives from Students and Librarians

17

Newman Library Celebrates 10 Millionth Visitor

18

Rosemary Maidoh: Alumna Benefits from the Library

19

Umme Hena: The Library as Second Home

20

Louise Klusek: Information Literacy Skills are Important for Business Professionals

21

Hamid Rashidzada Minors in Information Studies

22

Jerry Bornstein Shares His Library Stories

23

Aisha Peña: The Library for Freshmen

24

Lisa Ellis: Proactive Searchers and Life-long Learning

25

Matthew Von Unwerth: Freud, Rilke & The Poetry of Psychoanalysis

26

Siri Hustvedt: When the Protagonist is a Psychoanalyist

27

Danielle Ofri: Singular Intimacies: Becoming a Doctor at Bellevue

28

Considering the Relationship Between Psychoanalysis and Buddhism

29

The Lubuto Library Project: Sharing Books and Hope with Africa's Most Vulnerable Youth

30

Amazon Kindle

31

Bruce Rosenstein Talks on Peter Drucker

32

Fighting Fascism in Europe: The World War II Letters of an American Veteran of the Spanish Civil War

33

Louis Braille: A Touch of Genius

34

Postgraduate Series Highlights: Relational Orientation and Its Effects on Treatment