What is “sleevefacing”? A sleeveface is “one or more persons obscuring or augmenting any part of their bodies with record sleeve(s), causing an illusion,” according to the creators of the sleeveface.com blog. With the vast collection of vinyl albums and thus album covers in the Music Library and Sound Recordings Archives, the possibilities are nearly endless.

Dr. Kenneth Borland, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, has had a series of conversations about diversity and inclusion and the formation of an inclusion network, and is inviting the University community to join in the conversation at discussion forums next week.

Please note that due to the Thanksgiving holiday, Monitor will not be published Nov. 29. The next issue will come out on Dec. 6.

Nov. 16

• Stroh identity takes shape
• Marine biologist probes diatom sediment for climate change clues
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Nov. 17

• A peek inside the Stroh Center
• Annette Badik to lead Career Center
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Nov. 18

• BGSU Philharmonia gives final fall concert
• Alumnus, professional animator, returns for lecture and workshop
• In memoriam
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Nov. 19

• Leadership Institute learns about ‘lean’ higher education
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