In The News: University Libraries
Nevada poker revenues were down about 8 percent year over year in February, continuing a trend of diminishing take from poker tables in Las Vegas and throughout the state.
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It's been a tough few years for casino operators in Las Vegas. However, Caesars Entertainment CEO Gary Loveman believes the industry is on the mend.
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Though Las Vegas isn’t particularly known for keeping history alive, aspects of the African-American community have been preserved throughout the city.
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Sitting in a beauty shop in West Las Vegas, Claytee White was on a mission to find stories from the African-American community.
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1. Deep, wide-ranging resources: “The heart of the Architecture Studies Library is the collection,” says Operations Supervisor Steve Baskin. Books covering every aspect of architecture, design, landscaping and related subjects — plus rare volumes, videos, documentaries and more.