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Schulz Library Post-Irene
Against many odds–and with the amazing help of our friends–I’m thrilled to announce on behalf of The Center for Cartoon Studies community that the entire Schulz Library collection is safe and secure in the dry storage area of the Telegraph … Continue reading
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Tropical Storm Irene swamps Main Street Museum building, home to the Schulz Library
See photos from the storm damage to the Main Street Museum & Schulz Library.
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Cartooning Studio Day 5
This blog entry is written by Stephanie Mannheim. She’s the one in the bow tie . . . that is, she’s the one bottom left. My name is Stephanie, and I’m a summer intern at The Center for Cartoon Studies. I … Continue reading
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Cartooning Studio Workshop: Days 3 and 4
This entry was penned by Cartooning Studio intern Audrey Grieve! Day 3 Wednesday started out with more than just apples and granola for this intern—there was also visiting comic creator, Ariel Bordeaux! Her first lecture of the day went in-depth … Continue reading
Bootdeep in Texas
Austin Books and Comics’ Brandon Zuern What a whirlwind! In case you have wondered where the Schulz Library Blog as been, the answer is EVERYWHERE. Truthfully, I was in Austin, TX covering the SXSW Interactive Conference for comics news blog, … Continue reading
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Barcode Bonanza Update!
The Schulz Graphic Novel Library has soared past the 3,000 books barcoded mark! Graphic updated! Can you guess where that hand is from?
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Freshmen Anthologies are in!
The notorious Freshmen Anthology project is a foreboding one, but as usual CCS’s newest class pulled through in style! For the assignment, the class is randomly divided into quarters, making for around 5 students per group. Each group gets to … Continue reading
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iPad, SonyReader, and AmazonKindle in the Schulz Library!
Thanks to a generous donation from The Will and Ann Eisner Foundation Technology Initiative, a brand new iPad, SonyReader, and Kindle have joined our collection over at the Schulz Library! Just one of the many steps that we’re taking over … Continue reading
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Warning: there are cartoonists in the audience.
The idea hit Colleen Frakes like a baby grand piano after cutting the tenuous string tied to it: cartoonists drawing at the theater! The Portland Mercury recently featured an article called Comic Night at the Opera where they invited local … Continue reading
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Jen Vaughn Joins The Beat!
Jen Vaughn, a CCS alum and beloved Schulz librarian, has joined The Beat as a staff writer. The Beat is one of the most popular comics news source on the internet, offering late-breaking news about the industry and the medium. … Continue reading