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Periodicals Unlimited

Thanks to your suggestions from the library suggestion box, the library is extending the loan period for periodicals (journals and magazines) from 24 hours to…

Apr 27, 2008

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Native Waters MAYDAY! Exhibit

In connection with this year’s MAYDAY! Peace Conference on “Troubled Waters,” the library is hosting an exhibit on the library’s lower level – “Native Waters:…

Apr 24, 2008

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Uncommon Reading

The book for next fall’s Reading in Common program has been chosen, and it fits really well into the Global Insight focus on China for…

Apr 20, 2008

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Immigration Teach-In

Today, April 17th, there will be a teach-in on immigration in the Heritage Room, Jackson Student Union. Here’s the run-down: 2:30 Suzanne Wilson, “Myths of…

Apr 17, 2008

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You Asked For It

. . . and here they are: extended hours during finals week. Here’s when we’ll be open. Thurs., May 22nd – 8am – 1amFri., May…

Apr 16, 2008

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Celebrate New Books

Every year, the Book Mark and the library host an author tea to celebrate Gustavus folks who have new books out. This year it will…

Apr 10, 2008

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Print Green

The library’s hardest working printers – Romeo and Juliet – are now taking reservations. From now on, when you print to these printers, you will…

Apr 2, 2008

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Exciting New Law Database 3/31/2008

The library is pleased to debut a one-month trial of a fantastic legal database, HeinOnline. The database contains complete back files and current issues of…

Mar 31, 2008

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Peeple of Interest

Peeps are everywhere during the Easter season. These Edward Hopper peeps seem a little down, but for some classic peep silliness, see how the peeps…

Mar 23, 2008

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Celebration Abstracts Due Today

Yipes, it’s already here – the deadline for submitting your creative and scholarly work for the first ever Celebration of Creative Inquiry. It’s not that…

Mar 19, 2008

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