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Meatless Recipes for the New Year

Yesterday, the New York Times ran a piece by Mark Bittman suggesting that readers might resolve to…

Mark EngebretsonDecember 30, 2011

Kirschner Collection

Gone With the Wind and Toothpaste

I came across an item in the Kirschner collection today that reminded me how useful…

Mark EngebretsonDecember 29, 2011

Kirschner Collection Recipes

Hamantachen

Doris Kirschner kept a kosher kitchen and this is reflected in the collection's robust selection…

Mark EngebretsonDecember 20, 2011

Kirschner Collection News

An Introduction … and Marshmallows

Welcome to the Kirschner Collection Blog! This blog is a new project that will showcase…

Mark EngebretsonDecember 12, 2011

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The Face of Our Friends 2011

What's in It for Friends of the Libraries? There is a cookbook collection in Magrath…

Mark EngebretsonJuly 28, 2011

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Year in Pictures 2011

Photo credits Jayme Halbritter (staff picnic, Lehrer, Keillor, Minnesota Institute) Dan Marshall (Spence) John Nicholson…

Mark EngebretsonJuly 28, 2011

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Notable Acquisitions 2011

A selection of the new additions to archives and special collections. Rare African American Literature…

Mark EngebretsonJuly 28, 2011

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Short Stacks 2011

News from the University of Minnesota Libraries An Elephant in the Library . . .…

Mark EngebretsonJuly 28, 2011

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Veni, Vidi, Ricci

An Italian Jesuit's Chinese map of the world has captured the imagination of scholars of…

Mark EngebretsonJuly 28, 2011

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Planning for the Future of Research

The University of Minnesota Libraries have been developing educational and outreach  programs to support researchers…

Mark EngebretsonJuly 28, 2011

Mark Engebretson

Meatless Recipes for the New Year

Gone With the Wind and Toothpaste

Hamantachen

An Introduction … and Marshmallows

The Face of Our Friends 2011

Year in Pictures 2011

Notable Acquisitions 2011

Short Stacks 2011

Veni, Vidi, Ricci

Planning for the Future of Research

Libraries Resources

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