Started taking art more seriously in college at Gonzaga University, Making art since he was 4 or 5В years old, вЂњwatching Bob Ross on PBS.вЂќ He For more information, visit the WSU Veterinary Medicine website.ДЄ native of Duvall,В Wash., Kittridge said he has been drawing and Works, typically from artists with a connection to the WSU College of The twiceвЂ‘yearly вЂњArt in the LibraryвЂќ exhibit features animal-themed Friday, Sept.В 20, at the Animal Health Library WSUВ LibrariesвЂ™ вЂњArt in the LibraryвЂќ program. On display through December at the Animal Health Library, part of the The peregrine falcon drawing and more of KittridgeвЂ™s artworks will be I get to know them in a deeper way through art.вЂќ вЂњI admire their speed, precision and power,вЂќ he said. Peregrine falcon drawing by Charlie Kittridge Story by Nella Letizia Categorized News вЂArt in the LibraryвЂ™ exhibit features work of veterinary student Charlie Kittridge September 18, 2019 вЂњI hope our changing world never sees the demise of a brick-and-mortar library, as I find the library is still a public gathering place and offers to all a secure location to access information.вЂќ вЂњNo one had the understanding of what future technological changes would mean to a library, but technology has broadened the world, and the access individuals now have to material is astounding,вЂќ Kimble said. Self-satisfaction.вЂќ At that time, though, the idea of working on an online Library in the early 1960s as a student herself, which she said вЂњbrought much Workers in the library stems from her own experience of working in Holland Much of KimbleвЂ™s desire to provide opportunities for student Help preserve this history,вЂќ said former student worker Liz Cairns. вЂњItвЂ™s really neat that Marilyn Kimble is entrusting us to Rewarding to me and one not anticipated in the beginning stages of the The aspect of what it means to the student workers has been very вЂњThe work isДЇlexible so students can set their own schedules, which is important to their The database in doing papers for their course work,вЂќ Kimble added. вЂњThey often find they can use information they glean from Improves their own understanding of the history of the 1900s-1930s on so many Impact on WSU students who have worked on the project. The database is also important to Kimble because of its Potential and far exceeds what we envisioned when my husband and I first It is gratifying to see the monetary contributions used to great вЂњIt will mean that even more of the database will beДЄvailable to the public,вЂќ Kimble said. A grand opening and ribbon cutting for theД¬enter are planned at 2 p.m. InДЄddition, her recent gift supported the refurbishment and establishment of a In September 2017, Marilyn Kimble contributed additionalДЇunds so more students can be hired to work on the database and otherДigitization initiatives with new equipment that will speed projects along. Search the database for specific articles. Indexed entries and entered description terms so researchers and others can The Kimbles, library staff and student employees have scanned clippings, WSU alumni Wallis and Marilyn Kimble provided a seed gift inДў001 to begin digitizing the clippings. Subjects include Bonneville and Grand Coulee Dams, mining, Native Progress Administration to document life in the Pacific Northwest fromДЎ900-1938. Newspaper clippings collected and organized in the late 1930s by the Works Work on the Kimble Northwest History Database, a compilation of roughly 300,000 To donate, contact Overfelt at or Thielen at Categorized News Kimble gift continues support of online Northwest History Database September 27, 2019Д¬hance to learn about many aspects of Pacific Northwest history through their вЂњWe hope that coming to Holland and Terrell Libraries for board gaming will become a great way to spend a weekend break,вЂќ Overfelt said.ДЄll the games in the collection were donated by WSU LibrariesвЂ™ faculty and staff, and more donations for new or kindly used games will gladly be accepted. University, although quite a few schools in the country offer board games Library and Archives Paraprofessionals Steve Overfelt andДЄmy Thielen patterned the lending program after a similar one at Oregon State Patrons can check out games for seven days with one Then stop by the Terrell Library circulation desk on the first floor with a WSU ID card.Д¬ategories include strategy, games with friends, card games,ДЄnd word and trivia games. To get started and to see what games are available, visit the library guide online. Need a break? Holland and Terrell Libraries now offer board games for checkout.

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