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Library News & Notes —
September 30th, 2005
Internet Sites of the Week
Bizarre and Infamous Join Scholarship in an Archive of Psychology
The Archives of the History of American Psychology contains papers from
more than seven hundred psychologists and instruments from notorious
experiments such as the one at Stanford where students acted as
prisoners and guards.
Harvard University Gazette Has RSS Feeds
See also an article by j. Baumgart on RSS:
(Source: j)
The 100 Most Frequently Challenged Books of 1990-2000
The American Library Association marks Banned Books Week with this list.
(Source: Daypop)
Physics Today
The magazine's web site has a feature, Research Today, which enables you
to choose from a number of categories (applied physics, nanoscale
science, biomolecules, etc.) and see links to the most recent papers
from AIP, APS, IOP journals and the arXiv.
(Source: PAMNET-L)
What Remains to Be Written?
Ten scientists chime in on what science books they would like to see.
(Source: American Scientist Bookshelf)
NEW BOOKS/VIDEOS
Received September 24 - 30, 2005
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