In the making. Brenda lawson, gary studds had been processed and was ready for researchers and also mentioned mark schneider, our speaker this evening with using this to research a book. I resend it to mark ended august 16, 2016, he agreed to speak here. 11 months later we are ready to go, quite some time in the making. Research in our collection is the source of our Public Programs, we are lucky to have a worldclass collection and it is worth acknowledging the collection of papers donated to us by dean harris who is in the audience this evening and we thank him for that contribution. A collection of material from this collection was on display in the Dallas Library upstairs. If you didnt see it, it will be available after the program. As an independent nonprofit institution, holding collections like this, processing them and making them available to researchers is done through support of members and donors. If you support this work and enjoy Public Programs like this evenings i hope y
Thank you all for joining us this evening. It is nice to see all of you and some new faces in the crowd. If this is your first time visiting we welcome you. We are the Oldest Society and the country and we are inviting people for 226 years. We are an independent nonprofit organization. We offer training for educators, and material for researchers. Looking back at how we planned this Evenings Program i can say that there has been about a year in the making. Last August Brenda lawson our head of Collection Services mentioned that papers of gerry studds was processed and ready for researchers. She also mentioned that Mark Robert Schneider, was because even he had been using this to research a book. On august 2016 he agreed to speak here so we are ready to go it has been quite some time in the making. This is often the source of our Public Programs. This is worth acknowledging that the collection of papers was donated to us by dean harris the widower of studds. We thank him for the contrib
Us, that they give every day. Thank you for watching. Cnn tonight with d lemon starts right now. They love the applause. We know that. They love the accolades. But, more than anything, i think the most important thing that you said, in all of that, is what do they want most . They want us to stay at home because they realize the best thing that they have right now is for people to stay at home and to socially distance themselves from other people, so that they can keep the cases down. Until there is something that works, on this virus, enough to keep people from getting sick or until there is a vaccine. And thats it. Thats what they want the most. So listen to the people who are on the front lines. And, chris, i have to say. You know, you and i bicker. We joke around. That was really great of you to do that. So i applaud you but, more than anything, and i think youll appreciate this, i applaud the nurses. They deserve it. And i know that you will do them justice, as well. You always do
And i know that you will do them justice as well, you always do. You know how to look out for people. You are a rare heart, my brother. You are a rare heart. I love you. I wish you a good show. I hope its good because its got to overcome that tie. This is my, you know i dont know what that is. One that you didnt ill give you back this tie because you need it. One that you did not steal from my office. Thats for sure. That tie is safe. Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. Love you. Have a good show. Thank you. Love you. Thank you so much. This is cnn tonight. Im don lemon. Weve got a lot of breaking news for you tonight. A lot on the coronavirus that has killed more than 73,000 americans. And on this administrations m bumbling response to all of this, but i want to take a moment, i want to take a moment just to put this into perspective for you. States are reopening all across the country right now, at least 43 of them, with the president cheering them on. Even though they havent even met h
Stacey Harris Named as Dean of Students duke.edu - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from duke.edu Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.