21010 is the 125th anniversary of Rollins and the 25th anniversary of the Olin Library so we are celebrating. We thought it might be fun to populate the library with some ghosts of libraries past. So Susan Montgomery and her group of display mavens are busy dressing mannequins in appropriate clothes (and giving them appropriate information accoutrements.)Here is Darla Moore working on the 1960's era student.
Did you know the first African American students enrolled at Rollins in 1966? I personally find that shockingly late, but I suppose that is part of the point of the display.
If you wander round the library before November 7th you will also find models from the 1880's, the 1930's and one from 2010 lurking in various spots.
Gotta love the cool Malcolm X shades! Kudos to Susan, Darla, Marina, Shawne, Cathleen, and Kim Griffis for a great job.
Friday, October 22, 2010
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And thanks to Marina for helping me with the setup.
Darla
Very cool idea! Well done, everyone!
What am I, chopped liver?! :)
Cathleen also contributed, plumbing the depths of Rollins history to create a display for the 1880s!
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