October 3, 2001 Dr. Paul R. Ehrlich A list of works authored or edited by Dr. Paul Ehrlich, the 2001 Mueller Fellow, is available here. September 11 Resources The September 11 Journalists' Resources website contains a wide range of resources for investigating the tragedies of September 11. This webpage is updated frequently and is used by journalists, but may contain useful information for academic research. The following books from the library's collection have been placed on RESERVE for the duration of the semester. You may ask for the books at the Reserve Desk in the Shadek-Fackenthal Library. Magazines and newspapers published near the date of Semptember 11 can also be found on RESERVE, under the class SOC 100. Please stop by the Reference Desk if you would like assistance in locating additional materials on terrorism (phone 291-4217, or refdesk@fandm.edu). Manhattan, an island in focus: photographs F 128.37 .R25 1985 Bin Laden: the man who declared war on America HV 6430 .B55 B63 1999 Usama bin Laden's al-Qaida: profile of a terrorist HV 6431 .A43 2001 Dollars for terror: the United States and Islam HV 6432 .L3313 2000 The New Jackals: Ramzi Yousef, Osama bin Laden and the Future of Terrorism HV 6432 .R42 1999 Divided We Stand: A Biography of New York's World Trade Center NA 6233 .N5 W673 1999 Twin Towers: The Life of New York City's World Trade Center NA 6233 .N5 W674 1999 The World Trade Center: Politics and Policies of Skyscraper Development NA 6233 .N5 W677 1977 Archives Collection Highlights Collection Highlights features a few of the more distinct or unique items held by Archives and Special Collections. (right, Orangutan mask from the motion picture Planet of the Apes) Also visit our Archives new acquisitions. Database Spotlight: Worldcat WorldCat is the OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) catalog of books, web resources, and other material worldwide. Worldcat contains: over 41 million records materials dated before 1000 BC to present records representing 400 languages materials including: books, computer data files, computer programs, films and slides, journals, magazines, manuscripts, maps, musical scores, newspapers, sound recordings, and videotapes but NOT including: book chapters, or individual articles in journals, magazines or newspapers WorldCat is 100 times larger than our Library Catalog, so there's a good chance you will need to use Interlibrary Loan to obtain items found in WorldCat. It's always a good idea to choose the Libraries link within a record to determine how many libraries hold an item. This might give you some idea how quickly Interlibrary Loan can process your request. WorldCat has been recently revised to include better navigation and searching capability. Below is a a snapshot of a sample search. Take a look at this WorldCat User Guide for tips on efficient searching, or consult a librarian for assistance. Previous What's New selections: 8-24-01 7-6-01 5-2-01 4-13-01 4-6-01 2-19-01 1-4-01