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A new exhibit

September 19th, 2005 by Dave

I had a ton of great stuff with which to inform and entertain everyone today, but the only news I have time for is directly work-related. With the help of Nishanth Bezawada, my grad student assistant, I have posted a beta version of the online version of the now-famous G2E 2005 exhibit “A Centennial Celebration of Gaming in Las Vegas.”

While, in the big picture, this is a pretty small accomplishment, I’d like to thank everyone at G2E, the AGA, Freeman, and of course UNLV whose hard work is reflected in this exhibit.

What was available last week to only the 30,000 G2E attendees and exhibitors is now free for all, thanks to the Internet.

It’s still beta, BTW, so there are some bugs to be worked out.

Check out the Centennial Celebration of Gaming in Las Vegas now, or miss out on the fun!

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David G. Schwartz

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He's the Director of the Center for Gaming Research at UNLV and has a Ph.D. in United States history from UCLA. He's also taught a range of subjects, running the gamut from hospitality security to gambling history to writing creative non-fiction.

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