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The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 47, November 18, 2001, Article 10 S.O.U.R.C.E. Nick Graver forwarded the following information about an organization devoted to historical artifacts in libraries. "It's non-numismatic, but our readers could have occasion to direct a question to that group sometime." "Several ... students got together last year and formed SOURCE, the Student Organization for Unique and Rare Collections Everywhere. Since that time we have been concentrating on making connections with librarians and other professionals in the field. I thought I would introduce ourselves ... and invite all to view our new website: http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~source/ SOURCE's membership is very broad. Since we are library school students, we are essentially interested in the topics relating to historical artifacts in libraries: manuscripts, rare books, prints & photographs, audio & visual materials, archives, preservation & conservation issues, museum collections, digital libraries, and more. Our group has been very active organizing behind-the-scenes tours and sponsoring talks on campus. Our listserv, "paperpeople," currently has nearly 80 subscribers. Please check us out - we love suggestions and comments."

Wayne Homren, Editor

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