Note that legal literature plays an important role in this research study.
The book that caused the tragic accident shown in the section "The
Feasibility of Peeps and Library Usage" is Percival E. Jackson's The Law of
Cadavers and of Burial and Burial Places (2d ed 1950).
Kent Olson
UVA Law Library
kolson@virginia.edu
At 01:07 PM 4/25/2003 -0600, Kathy Carlson wrote:
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><http://www.millikin.edu/staley/fluff/peep_research.html>http://www.millikin.edu/staley/fluff/peep_research.html
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>This page was created for an exhibit in the "Faculty Peep Show" on display
>at the Perkinson Gallery, Kirkland Fine Arts Center, Millikin University
>from April 11-25, 2003. The show was organized to commemorate the fiftieth
>anniversary of marshmallow peeps. Criteria for the show included the
>incorporation of peeps into a work related to your discipline. Thus the
>birth of Peep Research: A study of small fluffy creatures and library usage.
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>It was noted by a librarian viewing the page that at no point did they
>stoop to saying: 'SShhh ... I don't want to hear one Peep out of you.'"
>Enjoy!
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>Kathy Carlson
>Wyoming State Law Library
>Supreme Court Building
>2301 Capitol Avenue
>Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002
>Phone: (307) 777-7509
>Fax: (307) 777-7240
>E-Mail: <mailto:kcarls@state.wy.us>kcarls@state.wy.us
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