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The James B. Hunt, Jr. Library is currently under construction on NC State University's Centennial Campus. Alumni Association employees and board members toured the 139,000-square foot structure on Friday, May 6, 2011.
Author: Bernardo Jose Aldrete
Title: Varias antiguedades de España Africa y otras prouincias.
Language: Spanish
Printed in Antwerp 1614 by Gerardi Wolsschath & Henrici Artsil
Originally owned by the Society of Jesus Church of S. Fedele in Milan. Also has a stamp from the Center of Subscriptions and Bindings, Barcelona.
The author is not a Jesuit. He is a writer from Malaga.
The last page has the publisher information. It says, "Antverpiae, Typis Gerardi Wolsschatii, et Henrici Aertsii. Anno M.DC.XIV."
Photo by Kathleen Comerford
Currently housed at Yale Beinecke Library beinecke.library.yale.edu/research/permissions-copyright
More photos of book here .
Scenes from COSI On Wheels' "Current Conditions" science outreach program. This high-energy science education program travels to elementary schools in Ohio and neighboring states.
COSI is Columbus, Ohio's dynamic Center of Science and Industry. For more information, please visit www.cosi.org.
The Border Crossings 3rd edition - European Responses to Current Migration Issues, opening session, took place at ISCTE-IUL on the 1st of july 2019.
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
Current painting I am working on... perhaps 90 percent done?
As of May, this painting is complete. Image to come after I apply varnish...
current river, missouri
lifelong friends and I decided to spend the weekend with mother nature. 42 miles, 3 days, moving along at our own pace, not a care in the world.
I found this one recently on eBay, being sold as a mystery "antique jigsaw puzzle" with "dozens and dozens" of pieces! It came in a plain brown cardboard box (with quite a lot of dust and a sprinkling of pet hair...), which doesn't give me many more clues. There is something handwritten on the front, but it is damaged and faded, so I can't really make it out (unless it really is titled "two chimps in a bow" - that's my best guess!). There is also a crossed out note of "3 pieces missing", so I guess they either found them or lost more. I counted 462 pieces, most of which are brown... wish me luck!