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Belk Library, T-Rex (2016)
No full textThis video titled, “T-Rex in Belk Library,” was created during the May 2016 final exam week in the Carol Grotnes Belk Library (commonly known as Belk Library) at Elon University. This was the first appearance of the T-Rex dinosaur handing out candy in Belk Library. The goal of T-Rex was to pass out candy to Belk Library Elon students who were studying for their final exams. The students responded to the T-Rex dinosaur with surprise, laughter, and many fun and positive comments. Students were using their i-Phones taking photography and video recording T-Rex handing out candy. T-Rex was walking and running on the first and second floors of Belk Library using the elevator. The T-Rex ran past the Belk Library sign on the first floor near the library entrance. Adam Constantine closed the video piece with a sound-bite, “This is how finals week is done at Elon.” Some names included: Joan Ruelle, Adam Constantine, Jennifer Smith, Shannon Tennant, Teresa LePors, Randall Bowman, and many unnamed Elon students
Belk Librarians Working During Spring Break (2018)
No full textThis video, titled Belk Librarians Working during Spring Break, occurred in Belk Library during April 2018. This animated graphic and video production demonstrated how the library staff was working as the Elon Students were on Spring Break. The librarians in the video included: Joan Ruelle, Dwight Davis, Patrick Rudd, Angela Wacker, Vicki Siler, Chrystal Carpenter, and Teresa LePors
Belk Library Groundbreaking, Wide Shot (1998)
No full textThis video, titled Carol Grotnes Belk Library Groundbreaking, occurred in 1998 in the parking lot (in 2018, the parking lot is known as Young Commons). President J. Fred Young thanked the donors who made Belk Library possible. Young stated that the new library will become the home of the LaRose Resource Center. Then President Young introduced Mr. Bob LaRose, who had a special tie to the Belk Library. 00:09:37 Mr. Bob LaRose spoke about providing excellence in education. 00:10:51 Kate Hickey spoke. She said, “This new library is about breaking walls between people, services, and technology (bringing all together in the library). The library space is designed for faculty, staff, and students working together…there will be more than 100 computers in Belk Library.” She talked about the possibilities of walking around with technology that may be wireless. 00:13:20 An unknown name man spoke of the library being located in Carlton building (The home of Elon’s first library). Then he mentioned Elon Library Moving Day under the direction of Dr. J. Earl Danieley. During this move, everyone who hauled books from Carlton to the Iris Holt McEwen Library received a card for a steak dinner on Elon’s campus. And Elon College decided to shut down classes on that library move-in day. 00:16:25 Young announced the “Hard Hat Contest” student winners. The wide shot that can be seen included: Sara Peterson, Gerry Francis, and Christopher Waters. 00:17:40 The six day ground breaking ceremony began. 00:18:12 Dr. J. Earl Danieley, Kate Hickey, and Mr. LaRose broke the ground for the new Carol Grotnes Belk Library. 00:25:52 Barry Bradberry talked with Al White. All video shots were wide shots of this Carol Grotnes Belk Library groundbreaking ceremony
Belk Library Book Train (2000)
No full textThis video footage includes two video pieces of the move from Iris Holt McEwen Library to Carol Grotnes Belk Library on January 14, 2000. The first video entitled “Elon College Tradition Continues” was a sped up video piece on the moving of a book with the chain line of people. The second video is the actual raw video at normal speed of footage of Elon University faculty, students, staff, and community members with J. Earl Danieley passing the first book (Elon College Its History and Traditions by Durward T. Stokes) to Teresa LePors down the human chain link all the way to Carol Grotnes Belk Library with Leo M. Lambert accepting the book into the Carol Grotnes Belk Library. Some notable names include: J. Earl Danieley, Teresa LePors, Verona Daniels-Danieley, Linda Martindale, Charles (Chuck) Gantos, Tammy Hill, Laurin Kier, Bryan Baker, Fred Melchor, Lynn Melchor, Kelly Reimer, Gerald (Gerry) Francis, Allen White, Jana Lynn Pattersen, Sara Paden Peterson, Nelson Gunn, Ronald (Ron) Klepcyk, Gloria Thompson, Ronald (Ron) Driscoll, Scott Hildebrand, Russell Gill, George Troxler, Judy Moore Hamler, Michael Williams, John Barnhill, Joseph (Joe) Davis, Laurie Lambert, Molly Lambert, Callie Lambert, and Leo M. Lambert
The Belk Building
No full textA view of the Belk Building under construction, Central Campus. Named in honor of the Belk Family. John Belk was Mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina
Portrait from See Tupelo magazine: Leroy Belk, Lee County Superintendent of Education.
No full textnotation reads: Leroy Belk Lee Co. Superintendent of Educationhttps://egrove.olemiss.edu/miles/1053/thumbnail.jp
Belk Hudson
No full textBelk Hudson on Broad Street in the Hughes Building. This 2,000 square foot store was replaced in 1968 with a 38,000 square foot store on the corner of Broad and 5th Streets. In 1991, the store moved into the Gadsden Mall on Rainbow Driv
Belk Lindsey in Downtown Tampa
No full textBelk Lindsey in downtown Tampa.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/robertson_and_fresh/1493/thumbnail.jp
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Belk, Rev. George W.
No full textRegister states residence as Orlando, FL. Rev. J. Blanton Belk - son.https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-ch-memoranda-1925/1384/thumbnail.jp
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