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Every month, Special Collections and Archives will highlight some of our newly processed collections. Here are some of the highlights for November.

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Graduate student and Special Collections and Archives researcher Kennen Sparks on a recent visit to the Las Vegas Strip.
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Swell Hogan actors and production staff on set, including Ralph Graves (center) and possibly Howard Hughes (third from left).
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TDRL August Curated Book Display

The Teacher Development & Research Library is celebrating International Friendship Day all month long with our August Curated Book Display

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July Theme of the Month: Science Fiction

Head "Back To The Future" with Marty McFly or explore the wilds of Pandora in "Avatar" this July with our monthly DVD and streaming video collections celebrating all things science fiction.

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TDRL July Curated Book Display Poster

The Teacher Development & Resources Library is rolling out the red carpet this July with our 2021 Eisner Award Nominations Curated Book Display.

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Amanda Melilli

Amanda Melilli, head of UNLV's Teacher Development & Resources Library, is featured in a new article from Diverse Issues In Higher Education magazine.

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Peter Grema researching the Clark County Economic Opportunity Board Records (MS-00016) in the Special Collections & Archives Reading Room, spring 2021.
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Pride Month: Read the Rainbow

Read with Pride! The Teacher Development & Resources Library is celebrating June by spotlighting Young Pride (books for Pre-K through middle school) on this month's Curated Book Display.

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Image of Historic Westside Legacy Park under construction, May 26, 2021
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Archival processing assistant Jimmy Chang cuts acid-free boards to create a custom storage solution for metal advertising proofs of The Outlaw (1943).”

Ryan DiPaolo is the project archivist working