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"In
books lies the soul of the whole Past Time; the articulate audible voice of
the Past, when the body and material substance of it has altogether
vanished like a dream."
Thomas
Carlyle, Scottish historian and political philosopher (1795-1881)
On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic (1841), "The Hero As Man of
Letters"
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2002 Contest Winners and
Finalists
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(From left to right) Kendra Anspaugh,
Sally Jo Behrenwald, Roger Bollier,
Dan Bouk, Greg Staskowski,
and Library Director Cliff Haka
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The Winners were:
(To see the essay and annotated
bibliography, click on highlighted name)
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The first place winner is:
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Sally Jo
Behrenwald, What Can a Woman Do? A
Woman’s Role in the late 1800s and early 1900s
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The second place winner is:
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Dan Bouk, General American Intellectual History
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The Finalists were:
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Kendra Anspaugh, Anne Frank Collection
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Roger Bollier,
Military Book Collection (entry not available for viewing)
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Greg Staskowski, Military Science Fiction/Action
Novels
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The Judges were:
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Peter Berg, Michigan State
University
Libraries
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Shirley Sliker,
Friends of the MSU Libraries
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Arthur Versluis, Professor, American Thought and
Language
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Terrie Wilson, Michigan State
University
Libraries
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Tim Wuchter,
University Corporate and foundation Relations
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Judges
Terrie Wilson (left) and Shirley Sliker (right)
examine a collection, while Arthur Versluis (left) and Peter Berg (right)
confer in the background.
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Sponsored by The Friends of the MSU Libraries
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