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Posts by Kate Foster Hutchens

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An drawn illustration of a boy, eyes closed, eating a doughnut fresh from the machine.
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Happy National Doughnut Day!
The first Friday in June is National Doughnut Day! We have items across our collections that feature this delectable treat...
Photo of Dovlatov
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Ironic: Russian Author Sergei Dovlatov’s Connections to the University of Michigan
The late-Soviet-period author's appearance on campus and in our archives are explored in this guest blog post by Caitlin Moriarty, Special Collections Reader Services Assistant.
Four years of online requesting ("Request this" button)
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Our Fourth Aeon-niversary!
Four years after the retirement of the paper callslip, the Special Collections Library's Reading Room experience has changed quite a bit...
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Hopwood History Held Here!
Arthur Miller, Marge Piercy, and...Grandma? They might all be shelved together amid these stately gray volumes.
Snapshot of three people
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#FindingAidFriday: Holly Fine - Danny Kaye Papers
If you’re interested in the history of vaudeville, burlesque, or other 20th century stage performance, these papers might just give you some insight into “what’s happened to the the’tre”…
Image of Laura Greenwood.
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Featured Researcher: Laura Greenwood
Meet Laura. She spent her summer doing research in the Special Collections Library, and I was able to talk with her for a few minutes on her last day about her experience.
Photo of blue binders on shelves in Special Collections Reading Room
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What are all those blue binders? Or, #FindingAidFriday meets #TBT
Many finding aids for our archives and manuscript materials are online, but some are not (yet). When a Special Collections catalog record says “Unpublished finding aid available in repository,” these are what we’re talking about.