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Delhi World Book Fair 2017: Oxford University Press to showcase its print, digital and blended learning solutions
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Oxford University Press (OUP), the world’s largest university press, will participate at the New Delhi World Book Fair to be held from January 7 to 15. Visitors to the OUP stall at the World Book Fair will have a chance to look at OUP’s education, reference...
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v28 #2 Don’s Conference Notes
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Data Sparks Discovery: The 2016 NFAIS Annual Conference By Donald T. Hawkins Freelance Conference Blogger and Editor <dthawkins@verizon.net> Note: A summary of this article appeared in the April 2016 issue of Against The Grain v28 #2 on Page...
Who's Afraid of Peer Review?
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A spoof paper concocted by Science reveals little or no scrutiny at many open-access journals. On 4 July, good news arrived in the inbox of Ocorrafoo Cobange, a biologist at the Wassee Institute of Medicine in Asmara. It was the official letter of acceptance...
Waiting for the End of the World: René Guénon and the Kali Yuga
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Richard Smoley, New Dawn Waking Times Currently the fear – or hope – of the closing of the age pervades the air like a thick vapour. Sometimes this end is envisaged as an environmental calamity, sometimes as the second coming of Christ,...