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Posted by dpowell3187 on Nov 12, 2013 03:28PM
I just read about the University of South Florida's efforts to preserve the historical documents of the Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine in our local paper this morning. I looked into the news story more closely and found it particularly appropriate to the discussions advanced by Deegan and Smith this week.
"Preserving Florida's History" discusses media degradation and the timing pressures of working under grant deadlines. You can read the piece by following this external link:
http://www.magazine.usf.edu/2013/spring/features/preserving-floridas-history.aspx
"Preserving Florida's History" discusses media degradation and the timing pressures of working under grant deadlines. You can read the piece by following this external link:
http://www.magazine.usf.edu/2013/spring/features/preserving-floridas-history.aspx
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