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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DTSTART:20220310T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DTSTART:20220312T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DTSTART:20220313T120000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DTSTART:20220409T120000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DTSTART:20220410T120000Z
DTEND:20220410T130000Z
DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DTSTART:20220423T120000Z
DTEND:20220423T130000Z
DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
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SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
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SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
 _of_the_years_at_linderman_library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
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SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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DESCRIPTION:Special Collections announces a new exhibit\, Words of the Year
 s. For centuries\, dictionaries have had a place in the curriculum\, wheth
 er when learning one’s native tongue in their formative years\, studying
  languages of faraway places or times gone by\, or mastering a new subject
 . While the earliest recorded dictionary dates from ancient times and was 
 documented on a cuneiform tablet\, its style and format has expanded from 
 simple lists of words to include discipline-specific academic tomes\, popu
 lar guides\, and informative glossaries. \n\nDictionaries provide clarific
 ation to the literature of construction\, chefs\, chemists\, and a myriad 
 other trades and courses of study and enable researchers to understand the
  meaning of historical texts. Etymology\, or the study of the origins of w
 ords and how their meaning has changed over time\, keeps older dictionarie
 s relevant and enables readers to interpret historical\, scientific\, and 
 medical texts as both meanings and words have evolved. \n\nHighlights of t
 he exhibit include a first edition of Noah Webster's A Compendious Diction
 ary of the English Language (1806) and a scarce 1862 copy of Hori Tatsnosk
 ay’s A Pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language. Dictionar
 ies serve to educate and elucidate and keep us attuned to the ever-evolvin
 g state of language. Such popular culture applications\, including Word of
  the Year and the games Scrabble\, Words with Friends\, and the latest onl
 ine sensation Wordle\, will keep us reaching for dictionaries for generati
 ons to come. \n\nThe exhibit will be on display this spring during regular
  building hours in Linderman Library in the Grand Reading Room\, Cafe Gall
 ery\, and Bayer Galleria. Please contact the Libraries Special Collections
  for more information.
GEO:40.606701;-75.376969
LOCATION:Linderman Library
SUMMARY:Library Exhibit: Words of the Years at Linderman Library
URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/library_exhibit_words
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