Baker 20 Case distribution has been an integral part of Harvard Business School since the 1920s. As early as 1922, there were over 1,500 cases in existence; by 1968 more than 30,000 had been written.

How library cats Baker and Taylor 'read' their way into America's hearts In 1983, two cats in Nevada took up a residence at a local library and left their paw prints on more than just the bookshelves.

The team at Knowledge & Library Services (KLS) recently undertook an exercise to learn more about how the Harvard Business School (HBS) community views the KLS brand and identity. While they learned ...

According to the Dartmouth Library website, the origin of the Baker bells dates back to the construction of Baker Library, when a trustee named Clarence B. Little donated $40,000 for “a set of bells ...

When Christina Baker Kline was 8, she had a poster on her bedroom wall of Andrew Wyeth’s “Christina’s World.” Now the author of “Orphan Train” has written a book about it: “A Piece ...

The collection will move to Baker Library in order to take advantage of Baker's expertise in historical document preservation and the Library's technological capabilities.

Plaintiff Suzette Baker, a Texas native, was the head librarian at the Kingsland Public Library, about 65 miles northwest of Austin.

From the Charles River, the newly renovated Baker Library looks very much as it has for the past seventy-some years — stately columns, enormous windows, the signature bell tower. But a closer ...

The Denver Public Library is looking for community engagement as they prepare to renovate the Ross-Broadway Branch Library in the Baker area.

In response to Baker’s story, a local mom named Leila Leah Green and other library patrons filed a federal lawsuit, supported by the Author’s Guild.

Thirty-odd summers ago, Columbia University student Kevin Baker went home to Rockport, Mass., to cover high-school sports for the local paper, where I was a fledgling editor. He was a teenager then… ...