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Tokiko Bazzell
received $10,000 MVS US-Japan Friendship Commission award

Lynn Davis
publication of Photography of Old Hawaii
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received Miriam Dudley Award for Excellence in Library Instruction

Nancy Morris
contribution to "Charlot, Posada, and Mexican Life" show

Karen Peacock
publication of Micronesian Histories: An Analytical Bibliography and Guide to Interpretations and her recent essay

Patricia Polansky
publication of Russkaia pechat' v Kitae, IAponii i Koree: katalog sobraniia Biblioteki imeni Gamil'tona Gavaiskogo universiteta

Chieko Tachihata
compiled annotated bibliography and guide to reference sources on women in Hawai'i

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MVS US-Japan Friendship Commission Award Received By Tokiko Bazzell

The North American Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Resources (NCC) awarded its Multi-Volume Sets (MVS) grant to Tokiko Bazzell for the Japan Collection for the title Kaiho, which costs about $10,700. The grant provides 75% of the funding for the set, and 25% has been donated by the Center for Japanese Studies.

The objective of the MVS Program is to strengthen Japanese research resources in North American university libraries by supporting the purchase of expensive multi-volume set in the Japanese language. The Program seeks to ensure that valuable materials are available in at least one library in North America, by utilizing finite book funds as effectively as possible on a national basis.

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