Milligan Library Life

by the staff of P.H. Welshimer Memorial Library & Seminary Library

New Books and Media Received (December 2016)

The following Books (41 items) were received into the Library collection for both the Welshimer and Seminary Libraries through the Acquisitions Budget and by donation during December 2016.

Seminary Library

History
Black prophetic fire : in dialogue with and edited by Christa Buschendorf, 2014.

Language and Literature
Epigraphy, philology, and the Hebrew Bible : methodological perspectives on philological and comparative study of the Hebrew Bible in honor of Jo Ann Hackett, 2015.

Philosophy,  Psychology,  Religion
Celebration of discipline : the path to spiritual growth, 2008.

Deuteronomy-Kings as emerging authoritative books : a conversation, 2014.

New Testament apocrypha : more noncanonical scriptures, 2016.

The Oxford handbook of early Christian apocrypha, 2015.

Social Sciences
Small is beautiful : economics as if people mattered : 25 years later … with commentaries, 1999.

Welshimer Library

Language and Literature
Don’t tell the grown-ups : the subversive power of children’s literature, 1998.

Neoliberalism and the novel, 2017.

Donated Gift Books to the Milligan Libraries
After the flood.

Awakening in the Hollow: Godsfade Series, Book 2.

Before amen : the power of a simple prayer.

The Bible in Greek : translation, transmission, and theology of the Septuagint.

Christian perspectives on being human : a multidisciplinary approach to integration.

The composition of the Pentateuch : renewing the documentary hypothesis.

Dalí illustrator / of Lautréamont : Les Chants de Maldoror / Dante : the Divine Comedy / Holy Scripture : the Sacred Bible.

Dismembering the whole : composition and purpose of Judges 19-21.

The divided states of America? : what liberals and conservatives are missing in the God-and-country shouting match!

Education in ancient Israel, from earliest times to 70 A.D.

Empirical models challenging biblical criticism.

The first idiot in Heaven : secrets of the Apostle Paul [and why the meek merely inherit the Earth].

The forgotten kingdom : the archaeology and history of Northern Israel.

Golden treasury of Bible stories; two hundred and three Bible stories from Genesis to Revelation.

Hear my story : understanding the cries of troubled youth.

Hey God, listen!

How children fail.

Is Samuel among the Deuteronomists? : current views on the place of Samuel in a Deuteronomistic history.

Jacob.

The Latin Testament Project : New Testament, a Latin-English, verse-by-verse translation.

Levites and priests in biblical history and tradition.

The Living Gods: Godsfade Series, Book 1.

The new Strong’s exhaustive concordance of the Bible : with main concordance, appendix to the main concordance, topical index to the Bible, dictionary of the Hebrew Bible, dictionary of the Greek Testament.

The Philistines and other “sea peoples” in text and archaeology.

Postcolonialism and the Hebrew Bible : the next step.

Profit patterns : 30 ways to anticipate and profit from strategic forces reshaping your business.

The quality of mercy : Southern Baptists and social Christianity, 1890-1920.

The read-aloud book of Bible stories.

The Samaritan Pentateuch : an introduction to its origin, history, and significance for biblical studies.

Shaping the spiritual life of students : a guide for youth workers, pastors, teachers & campus ministers.

Something old, something new : marriage and family ministry in a postmodern culture.

XV Congress of the International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies, Munich, 2013.


New Books and Media Received (October-November 2016)

The following Books and DVDs (138 items) were received into the Library collection for both the Welshimer and Seminary Libraries through the Acquisitions Budget, Gail Phillips Endowment, and by donation during October and November 2016.

Seminary Library

Philosophy,  Psychology,  Religion
A spirituality of fundraising, 2011.

Enoch and the Synoptic Gospels : reminiscences,  allusions,  intertextuality, 2016.

Flavius Josephus. Vol. 4 : translation and commentary : Judean antiquities books 5-7, 2005.

Not your parents’ offering plate : a new vision for financial stewardship, 2008.

The minister’s salary : and other challenges in ministry finance, 2015.

Welshimer Library

Fine Arts
Berthe Morisot, 2010.

Best of college photography annual, 2016.

New art of Cuba, 2003.

The graphic design idea book : inspiration from 50 masters, 2016.

History
Between the world and me, 2015.

Cuba in the special period : culture and ideology in the 1990s, 2010.

Global Latin America : into the twenty-first century, 2016.

Performing Afro-Cuba : image,  voice,  spectacle in the making of race and history, 2014.

The international relations of the Persian Gulf, 2010.

The papers of Andrew Jackson, 2016.

Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli pirates : the forgotten war that changed American history, 2015.

Juvenile
Echo : a novel, 2015.

Finding Winnie : the true story of the world’s most famous bear, 2015.

Last stop on Market Street, 2015.

Roller girl, 2015.

The adventures of Beekle : the unimaginary friend, 2014.

The war that saved my life, 2016.

Trombone Shorty, 2015.

Voice of freedom : Fannie Lou Hamer,  spirit of the civil rights movement, 2015.

Waiting, 2015.

Juvenile (Gail Phillips Collection of Children’s Bible story books)
A little boy’s gift, 2013.

A little girl is healed, 2013.

Bible stories for children, 1980.

Breakfast with Jesus, 2014.

My first Bible stories, 2013.

My learn to read Bible : stories in words and pictures, 2013.

The comic book Bible, 2013.

The complete illustrated children’s Bible, 2014.

The donkey who carried a king, 2012.

The garden,  the curtain and the cross, 2016.

The illustrated bible for little ones, 2015.

The longest night : a Passover story, 2013.

The Nativity, 2006.

The whale tells his side of the story, 2013.

Women of the Bible, 2013.

Language and Literature
Charlotte Brontë : a fiery heart, 2016.

Domingo de revolución, 2016.

Dulce Maria Loynaz Obras Escogidas, 2015.

Felicity, 2016.

Filmish : a graphic journey through film, 2015.

Go set a watchman, 2015.

Home fronts : domesticity and its critics in the Antebellum United States, 1997.

Mínima Cuba : heretical poetics and power in post-Soviet Cuba, 2015.

The caped crusade : Batman and the rise of nerd culture, 2016.

Trilogía sucia de La Habana, 1998.

Law
Notorious RBG : the life and times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg , 2015.

The witches : Salem,  1692, 2015.

Medicine
Treating trauma and traumatic grief in children and adolescents, 2006.

Treating survivors of childhood abuse : psychotherapy for the interrupted life, 2006.

Treating complex trauma in children and their families : an integrative approach, 2017.

Music and Books on Music
Origins of Cuban music and dance : changüí, 2008.

Philosophy,  Psychology,  Religion
Mindful work : how meditation is changing business from the inside out, 2015.

Committed unto us., 2015.

Science
Thing explainer : complicated stuff in simple words, 2015.

Social Sciences
Grassroots : a field guide for feminist activism, 2005.

Manifesta : young women,  feminism,  and the future, 2010.

Evicted : poverty and profit in the American city, 2016.

DVDs
Fu lu shou = Long life,  happiness,  and prosperity, 2004.

Mujeres al borde de un ataque de “nervios” = Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown, 2009.

Star trek,  the original series. Season one, 2004.

Star trek, the original series. Season two, 2004.

Star trek, the original series. Season three, 2004.

The lost city, 2006.

Donated Gift Books to the Milligan Libraries
A history of the United States since 1945

All the things we were ; a scrapbook of the people, politics, and popular culture in the tragicomic years between the crash and Pearl Harbor

Alternative Americas

America in the sixties; an intellectual history

American weather stories

An American family; the Tafts, 1678 to 1964

Another look at the twentieth-century South

Bamboos

Bobos in paradise : the new upper class and how they got there

Brotherhood of arms : General Dynamics and the business of defending America

Chinese calligraphy : from pictograph to ideogram : the history of 214 essential Chinese/Japanese characters

Culture in an age of money : the legacy of the 1980s in America

Death’s acre : inside the legendary forensic lab the Body Farm where the dead do tell tales

Democracy, dissent, and disorder; the issues and the law

Engaging adolescent learners : a guide for content-area teachers

Fern growers manual

From poor law to welfare state : a history of social welfare in America

Great issues in American history : from Reconstruction to the present day, 1864-1969

Great issues in American history

Homeward bound : American families in the Cold War era

How East Asians view democracy

How the Irish saved civilization : the untold story of Ireland’s heroic role from the fall of Rome to the rise of medieval Europe

Immigration and the American City

Industrial democracy in America : ideological origins of national labor relations policy

Institutions in modern America; innovation in structure and process

Jane Eyre’s fairytale legacy at home and abroad : constructions and deconstructions of national identity

Joseph B. Eastman : servant of the people

Keshiki bonsai : the easy, modern way to create miniature landscapes

Knuckle sandwich : growing up in the working-class city

Learning in adulthood : a comprehensive guide

Let the glory out; my South and its politics

Liberalism and its challengers : F.D.R. to Reagan

Lynchburg College : more than books and bricks

Managing by the numbers : absentee ownership and the decline of American industry

Praying for sheetrock : a work of nonfiction

Race, reform, and rebellion : the second Reconstruction in black America, 1945-1990

Red, black, and green : Black nationalism in the United States

Robert R. Young, the populist of Wall Street

Salt of the earth; the story of a film

Screening out the past : the birth of mass culture and the motion picture industry

Shades of gray : old age, American values, and Federal policies since 1920

Slaughter at sea : the truth behind a naval war crime

Some of my best friends are Black : the strange story of integration in America

Struggles for justice : social responsibility and the liberal state

The agrarian transition in America; dualism and change

The American political tradition and the men who made it

The Americanization of sex

The bamboos

The best years, 1945-1950

The China model : political meritocracy and the limits of democracy

The Chinese translations

The corporate state and the broker state : the Du Ponts and American national politics, 1925-1940

The credit union movement : origins and development, 1850-1980

The Cuban threat

The decline of American liberalism

The electronic sweatshop : how computers are transforming the office of the future into the factory of the past

The good life : the meaning of success for the American middle class

The hero in America

The history of violence in America: historical and comparative perspectives

The Marshall Plan : the launching of the Pax Americana

The Mean season : the attack on the welfare state

The medical messiahs; a social history of health quackery in 20th century, America : a social history of health quackery in 20th century, America

The movement : a history of the American New Left, 1959-1972

The other side of time : a combat surgeon in World War II

The Tao of deception : unorthodox warfare in historic and modern China

The Truman period as a research field, a reappraisal, 1972

The underside of American history: other readings

Time wars : the primary conflict in human history

Uncle Sam’s family : issues in and perspectives on American demographic history

When we were young : a baby boomer yearbook


Therapy Dogs visit Welshimer Library for much needed Finals Week stress relief

Students were greeted this afternoon in the Welshimer Library by Indy and Lily, twin 11-year-old Weimaraners, and Rudy, a 14-year-old Toy Fox Terrier all decked-out in Holiday attire. They are trained certified therapy dogs, owned by Lou Pesch and his sister-in-law, Ms. Molly Smolko.

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Indy, Lily, and Rudy are certified by the Alliance of Therapy Dogs and the Reading Education Assistance Dogs (R.E.A.D.). Rudy has been a therapy dog since he was 1-year-old. Indy and Lily were rescues, and it was Molly, who after observing their gentle dispositions encouraged Lou to get involved in training them as therapy dogs. The twins have been at it now for the last 7 years.

Indy, Lily, and Rudy are regular vistors to the Johnson City VA Hospital, the Children’s Hospital, Johnson City Public Library, and ETSU. We are so happy that they could also come and visit us here at Milligan College. They will be returning to the Welshimer Library on Wednesday (December 7) from 1-2 PM.

On Tuesday (December 6), the Library will host a Kitten Cuddle Puddle, sponsored by the Milligan College Occupational Therapy Department. Other Final Exam stress relief activities in the Library include puzzle and coloring stations, and free bubble wrap. The Library is also providing free coffee and tea all this week (while supplies last).

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Sesquicentennial Plaza great for outdoor library study…and impromptu concerts

Beautiful late fall days make the Sesquicentennial Plaza an ideal outdoor study space for Library users. Turns out it’s also an ideal performance space for an impromptu concert. Yesterday, Milligan College’s a cappella ensemble, Heritage was playing host to Kindred Spirit, an a cappella group from Princeton University (New Jersey), which is currently on tour in Tennessee. The fellowship between the two groups was topped-off with an informal morning concert on the Plaza. The singing was great! The space has some nice natural acoustics, too. Indeed, music professor and conductor, Noah DeLong is looking forward to using this space for similar events in the future.

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Incidentally, as my reporting on the Welshimer Library energy renovation project over the summer included updates on the construction of the Sesquicentennial Plaza (which was formally dedicated by President Bill Greer during this year’s Homecoming celebration), I should also include some photos of the painting of the pergola and lighting installation.

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Then, of course, I need to show off the lights. I love the lights!

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Archives named in recognition of longtime Milligan Library and Archives supporter

The Milligan College Archives and Archivist Lindsay Kenderes was kept very busy providing material support, research consultation, and mounting not one but three exhibits across campus leading up to this year’s very special Homecoming celebration on October 21-22, 2016 of Milligan’s 150th Anniversary. In the midst of this flurry of activity, the Archives got a name–The Holloway Archives–in honor and recognition of longtime Milligan Library and Archives supporter, Clinton J. (1995) and Adele Adinolfi (1996) Holloway.

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Archivist Lindsay Kenderes with Clinton Holloway (1995)

Clint reflected on the role the Library and Archives played on his decision to come to Milligan: “As a prospective student I remember going through the library on my campus tour and I saw a clipping from the Johnson City Press pinned to the bulletin board talking about Joe McCormick and Professor Lone Sisk and their long tenures at Milligan. This is the first I can remember becoming intrigued about the heritage of Milligan College.”

It was perhaps only natural then, that as a student Clint should work in the Library and Archives. “As a freshman I sought out Librarian Billie Oakes, who founded the Archives in 1981, and I ask her for a work-study job in the archives. I kept that job through the rest of my student days at Milligan. Actually, during my senior year in 1994-95 while Ms. Oakes took a sabbatical to work on her PhD, the College made me a part-time staff person as Archives and Special Collections Supervisor.”

Clint’s wife Adele was influenced to come to Milligan by an alumna whose grandparents had attended Milligan before the First World War. “So even though she came to Milligan sight unseen, her roots at Milligan are actually a little deeper than mine!” Clint and Adele were married by former Milligan College President, Dr. Marshall J. Leggett.

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Plaque recognizes the support of Clint (1995) and Adele (1996) Holloway and the naming of the Milligan Archives, now The Holloway Archives

After graduating from Milligan, Clint attended Emmanuel Christian Seminary. He graduated in 1998 with a Master of Arts in Religion, majoring in Church History. Not surprisingly, he wrote his thesis on the history of Milligan College. In 2014, Clint authored a book on Robert Milligan, and last year he co-authored with Lee (Fierbaugh) Harrison, Scholarship, Community, Faith: Milligan Celebrates 150 Years.

Clint and Adele have served on the Milligan College Board of Advisors and the Alumni Leadership Council. In December 2016 Clint will complete nine years as president of the Alumni Leadership Council. They currently live in Nashville, proud parents of two sons, John Campbell and Jin. “We are very proud of our alma mater. Many of our most treasured friendships were made while we were students–friendships that have remained strong for 25 years.”

Responding to news of the naming of The Holloway Archives, Director of Libraries Gary Daught said, “Clint has been intimately involved in the life and development of the Milligan Archives from his earliest days as a student all the way to the present. As a frequent user of the Archives, Clint has enriched our understanding and appreciation of the history of Milligan College. This naming recognition is perhaps as natural as it is apropos, especially in this 150th year. Thank you Clint and Adele for your support of Milligan College.”