\u3cem\u3eVoices from the Caroliniana\u3c/em\u3e - Fall 2006

Contents: Greetings..... p.1 Surveying Oral History on Campus and Around the State..... p.1 Whispers of Outrage: Oral History and the Willie Earle Lynching..... p.2 Vanishing Folkways: The Vennie Deas Moore Interview Archive..... p.2 Remembering World War II: The Fritz Hamer Oral History Archive..... p.3 Broadcasting History: The William M. Shand Radio Interviews..... p.3 Oral History Program Spearheads Processing Interview Initiative..... p.

\u3cem\u3eThomas Cooper Society Newsletter\u3c/em\u3e - Winter 2013

Contents: The C. Edgar and Julie Grisson Collection of Ernest Hemingway..... p.1 Current and Upcoming Exhibits..... p.2 Report from the President..... p.2 Students\u27 Book Art is Exquisite — and Collectible..... p.3 Irvin Department Welcomes Two New Employees..... p.4 News from the Irvin Department..... p.4 Naturalist Speaks at Exhibit Opening..... p.5 In Memorium..... p.5 AP Photos Featured..... p.5 Open Gallery Events Held This Spring..... p.5 Fund Celebrates First Recipient..... p.5 Recent Gifts and Acquisitions..... p.6 Student Assistant Fund Has Been Established..... p.6 Mark Your Calendar..... p.

University Libraries - Spring 2018

University Libraries is a magazine published biannually by the University of South Carolina Libraries. Contents: Meet three SCoer winners... p.4 Oral History project takes national award...p.5 Library Detectives... p.6 A Job Well Done... p.11 Now That\u27s SMART ... p.12 New Digital Collections... p.1

\u3cem\u3eCaroliniana Columns\u3c/em\u3e - Fall 2003

Contents: The Director\u27s Desk..... p.1 Report from the Annual Meeting..... p.1 Give Us Meat That\u27s Fit to Eat!..... p.4 Wish List..... p.5 68th Annual Meeting (ad.)..... p.5 Preservation Initiative Addresses Needs of Portrait Collection..... p.6 Message from the President..... p.8 Not like Mississippi: I-Day at USC..... p.9 Holiday Exhibit (ad.)..... p.10 Allen Stokes and Herb Hartsook (photo)..... p.10 What Were They Thinking? 1954 Sorority Stunt-Night (photo)..... p.11 A Call for Volunteers (ad.)..... p.11 Memorials & Honoraria..... p.1

\u3cem\u3eCaroliniana Columns\u3c/em\u3e - Spring 2017

Contents: Letter from the DEAN OF LIBRARIES..... p.1 Report from the Director..... p.2 USCS Annual General Meeting 2017..... p.3 Memories of the Wauchope House..... p.4 Statue of Richard T. Greener, USC\u27s First African-American Professor, to Be Erected in the Fall..... p.12 Portrait Conservation at the South Caroliniana Library..... p.14 The Egret\u27s Plumes..... p.16 Vignettes of South Carolina: Jazz & Blues Musicians..... p.24 A Plan of Attack of Fort Sulivan..... p.36 In Memoriam: Georgia Herbert Hart..... p.38 In Memoriam: Sarah Davies Gibbes..... p.39 In Memoriam: Amelia Wallace Vernon..... p.40 In Memoriam: Leila Ann Lanny Sullivan Palmer..... p.41 In Memoriam: Dr. Edmund Rhett Taylor..... p.42 Memorials & Honoraria..... p.43 South Caroliniana Library Staff Members Prepare for Renovations..... p.4

\u3cem\u3eReflections\u3c/em\u3e - Spring 1996

Contents USC Libraries Expand Technological Offerings..... p.1 Electronic Reference Service Instituted at Thomas Cooper Library..... p.2 State-of-the-Art Multimedia Classroom Established at Thomas Cooper Library..... p.2 Thomas Cooper Library Receives New Special Collections Items..... p.3 New Collections Received by South Caroliniana Library..... p.3 Library Assistance and Security..... p.3 New Face..... p.3 Major Library Initiatives..... p.4 USC Libraries Advance in ARL Ranking..... p.4 Library Exhibition on Robert Burns..... p.4 Interlibrary Loan Services..... p.5 James McBride Dabbs Exhibit at South Caroliniana Library..... p.5 Fitzgerald Centenary Exhibit..... p.5 Music Library\u27s Audio-Visual Multiplex System Installed..... p.

\u3cem\u3eReflections\u3c/em\u3e - Spring 2012

Contents: Gift Reunites Historic Chesnut Photos and Famous Diary..... p.1 New Digital Collections Drive Creative Teaching..... p.1 From the Dean of Libraries..... p.2 New Faces..... p.2 New LibGuides are Available..... p.3 People News..... p.3 LIBR 100 Students Create Autism Resource..... p.4 New Digital Collections Include..... p.5 New at Thomas Cooper Library..... p.6 Current and Upcoming Exhibits at the University Libraries..... p.6 Digital Project Provides Worldwide Access to Work of William Gilmore Simms..... p.7 Library Friends Provide Support Through Naming Opportunities..... p.7 The Papers of John Bolt Culbertson..... p.8 News from South Carolina Political Collections..... p.8 News from Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections..... p.9 Achievements of Scottish Writers on Display in \u27Imprints of a Nation\u27..... p.9 Audience is Everything to MIRC ACE Winner..... p.10 Scholars of All Ages Flock to New World War II Digital Collection..... p.10 Newsreel Highlights Tuskeeegee Mission..... p.10 Salley Family Alcove Unveiled..... p.11 Music Library Hosts Author Recognition Event..... p11 Stewart is Cooper-Davis Fellow..... p.1

The Culture of Camelias

This brochure describes a Department of Rare Books & Special Collections exhibit of collection materials about camellias. The collection was formed by Mrs. Sheffield Phelps (Claudia Lea). The Phelps Memorial Collection of Garden Books was donated to the University by Miss Phelps in 1959 on her mother’s death, with additional donations in the 1970s after the dispersal of the Phelps home. The exhibition tells the story of how camellias were brought in the early 1700s from the Far East to Europe, and then to America, how they were identified and named, and how the major varieties were developed by 19th-century specialist growers. In addition to items from the Phelps Collection itself, the display features books from several of the library\u27s other outstanding natural history collections--the Richard Wingate Lloyd Collection, the Alfred Chapin Rogers Collection, the Ethelind Pope Brown Collection, and the library of the original South Carolina College

Chaucer and \u3cem\u3eThe Canterbury Tales\u3c/em\u3e

This catalog accompanied the exhibit of materials from the University of South Carolina’s Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, which featured original material alongside modern high-quality reproductions of the most important of the Chaucer manuscripts and of the early printed editions of his work

\u3cem\u3eCaroliniana Columns\u3c/em\u3e - Spring 2008 Supplement

Contents: The Life and Legacy of Anna Calhoun Clemson..... p.2 A Man for All Seasons, Walker Gill Wylie..... p.8 Laurence Cromp, Carolina Herald..... p.13 Henry Timrod’s Final Revisions to “Ode on the Confederate Dead”..... p.15 William Drayton Rutherford: The Human Side of the Warrior..... p.2