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    Murder Mystery on April 17th

    Monday, March 29th, 2010

    Dying to get to the library?….
    ….You could be if you buy a ticket for our April 17th “Murder in the Stacks” mystery lunch (the menu isn’t a mystery, but who dies and who did it is). The time is 1923, the place is the library, and the suspects are the entire library staff and all [...]

    Real Scholarship

    Monday, March 22nd, 2010

    This is Matt here again.
    So, I recently had a research question I’d like to share with you.  One of our excellent faculty had found a story in a blog online.  Apparently Sarnia, a town in Canada, is experiencing an abnormal shift in birth rates – today, there are two girls born for every boy.  It [...]

    Eat a Book on April 1 (Not a Joke!)

    Monday, March 15th, 2010

    Hi, this is Matt again.
    Do you like to eat?  Boy, I do.  Plus I also like to read.  If only there was a way to combine those joys!
    And yet, like a miracle, there is a way!  On April 1st (I swear this is not an April Fools’ joke) the library will hold our second annual [...]

    Library Work – Notes from the Inside

    Monday, March 8th, 2010

    Hello, I’m Hamid, a work study student at the library. There are a few misconceptions about library workers, and I’d like to tell you about what I do.
    Most of the time when I say that I work at a library, there is an assumption that I shush students and get to read all day.  This [...]

    Jargon Junction

    Monday, March 1st, 2010

    This is Matt again.
    So, in case you hadn’t noticed, the library’s just launched a new web site.  And one big thing that’s changed was something that surprised me.
    A lot of the words I use all the time and think are obvious are instead off-putting jargon to people.  So while the old website was filled with [...]