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  The Anchor (1922)

  A bilingual (Arabic and English) magazine, covering economic and financial matters, it was issued by the students of the Department of Business and Commerce. Afif Beyhom and Amin Nuzhet worked as illustartors of the magazine, and Karam Karam as its editor, among others. As is shown below, the English section of the magazine was typed, whereas the Arabic section was handwritten.
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  The American University of Beirut Campus, ca. 1920

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  The American University at Beirut, Syria where Forty Nations have Students. New York Times

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  The American University at Beirut, Syria where Forty Nations have Students. New York Times

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  The American Press

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  The "lagoon" at the American University of Beirut (AUB) beach, 1940s. Dr. Adib Abou-Haidar.

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  thamart al-funun issue

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  Thamarat al Azhan (1899) ثمرات للاذهان

  This bi-weeky “scientific, comic” handwritten publication was started by Musa Zakharia in 1899. The library holds 12 issues, which feature poems, scientific articles, but also puzzles and jokes.
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  Testimony from ex-student at Damascus University regarding the events of 1952

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  testimony before the Anglo-American Committee on Palestine, by Professor Philip K. Hitti