Difference between revisions of "University of Kentucky Zine Library"
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The University of Kentucky Zine Library began in June 2006 and is currently working towards establishing its collection. The collection has a focus of zines produced in or discussing issues related to the Southern United States or those with an environmental focus (global warming, bikes, veganism, sustainable communities, etc.) | The University of Kentucky Zine Library began in June 2006 and is currently working towards establishing its collection. The collection has a focus of zines produced in or discussing issues related to the Southern United States or those with an environmental focus (global warming, bikes, veganism, sustainable communities, etc.) | ||
| − | Although the zine library is not yet open to the public, it will be open later this year and will be housed in the Breckenridge Room of the King | + | Although the zine library is not yet open to the public, it will be open later this year and will be housed in the Breckenridge Room of the Margaret I. King Library (179 Funkhouser Drive) on the University of Kentucky's campus in Lexington, Kentucky. |
Questions, comments, concerns, and information about donations can be sent to ukzinelibrary@gmail.com. | Questions, comments, concerns, and information about donations can be sent to ukzinelibrary@gmail.com. | ||
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| + | == External Link == | ||
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| + | [http://ukcc.uky.edu/cgi-bin/dynamo?maps.391+campus+0039 Margaret I. King Library] | ||
Revision as of 16:55, 11 July 2006
The University of Kentucky Zine Library began in June 2006 and is currently working towards establishing its collection. The collection has a focus of zines produced in or discussing issues related to the Southern United States or those with an environmental focus (global warming, bikes, veganism, sustainable communities, etc.) Although the zine library is not yet open to the public, it will be open later this year and will be housed in the Breckenridge Room of the Margaret I. King Library (179 Funkhouser Drive) on the University of Kentucky's campus in Lexington, Kentucky. Questions, comments, concerns, and information about donations can be sent to ukzinelibrary@gmail.com.
