[Cohsl-list] Web site again

I hope you have all recovered from last weeks events, at least somewhat. I’ m looking forward to Karen’s and Rhea’s reports with photos(!) to help process all the good information provided by the many presenters and “tour guides.” Thanks again to Maria and Rhea and you all for the tremendous effort you put into making our “meeting” a success. I have added some of the projects discussed at our meeting to our Web page http://www.CoHSL.net. If you choose “Digital Projects” from the left vertical bar, you will be able to see what I have included so far. Please let me know if I have neglected to mention important projects and always provide the URL in your messages. Please keep in mind that it is a work in progress. If there is no Web access I have not included the institution. Rhea’s text on the CRL Web page about the Modern Greek Resources Project is linked to under “Working Documents and Other Projects.” The Program of the Athens meeting is linked to at the bottom of the text on the “About” page to remind us of the many presentations and visits. I hope to link to George’s well-written piece on an “Année Grèce Moderne” as soon as the new issue of the JMGS is published. If someone feels qualified to write a “concise” piece (or three) on the issues of interlibrary loan between Greek and non-Greek libraries, copyright and fair use in Greece (EU?), and EU funding of Greek library projects, I would like to add that to our page. For now, καλα Χριστουγεννα (Happy Hanukkah or Happy Winter Solstice for some of us) και καλη Πρωτοχρονια! Rebecka PS. If you are planning to attend the meeting of the “Forum for Classics, Libraries, and Scholarly Communication” at the conference of the American Philological Association in San Diego next month, I would greatly appreciate it if you could give a report from the Athens meeting. Please see place and time and the preliminary agenda below. Thanks. Saturday, January 6, 2007 12:00pm - 2:00pm Del Mar Room (3rd Floor, South Tower), San Diego Marriott Hotel and Marina Preliminary Agenda: * Elections of new Chair and Secretary. * Temple Wright, the Center for Hellenic Studies in DC, will offer a brief overview of the Center and its activities and library. * A representative from the OUP will give a brief presentation of plans for an Oxford Classics Online project. * A representative from the Packard Humanities Institute Greek Epigraphy Project will offer a brief presentation of the project? * Jerry Heverly will report from the APA’s Development Committee on the latest concerning L’Année Philologique and funding and improvements to its interface, etc. * Announcements and updates on ongoing projects and solicitations for new projects and agenda ideas. Rebecka Lindau FCLSC, Chair (609) 258-5811 rlindau(a)princeton.edu