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Monthly Archives: July 2008
It’s No One You Know, but read it anyway
No One You Know by Michelle Richmond MCN Ric McNaughton Collection, 2nd floor First, let me say, I liked this book. But, I thought it moved a little slow. And the ending was, well, let’s say it’s not what I … Continue reading
Posted in summer reading
Tagged fun stuff, leisure, murder, mysteries, summer reading
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New Stuff Tuesday – July 29
Thanking the Monkey: Rethinking the Way We Treat Animals HV4708 .D39 2008 New Book Island, 2nd floor The title of this week’s featured stuff sort of jumped out at me while I was browsing the shelves to find the topic … Continue reading
Universal Borrowing 7/28-8/17
Universal Borrowing will be unavailable July 28-August 17 while UW System libraries undergo a software upgrade. You can still get materials from other UW libraries: During this period please use BadgerCat (WI) and limit your search to University of Wisconsin … Continue reading
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Tagged badgercat, ILLiad, interlibrary loan, universal borrowing
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Summer’s a good time to…dance!
Learn to dance! Sure, why not? There’s more to summer than school! The University Library has videos that can help. Latin dancing for beginners (1st-floor Media Center Video Collection, GV1751 .L44 1997) covers all the good stuff (five basic steps … Continue reading
Economy Got You Down?
I hate to sound like a downer, but with all of the news reports about the lackluster economy, it’s hard not to think about the difficult times upon us. On the other hand, Consumerist shared a reader’s comments about seven … Continue reading
Posted in around the world
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New Stuff Tuesday – July 15
The Last Lecture: A Love Story For Your Life QA76.2 .P38 L3 2008 DVD Center Video Collection, 1st floor This week’s featured item came highly recommended from Char… almost a month ago. She said that we had just gotten it … Continue reading
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International Year of the Potato
Did you know that 2008 is the International Year of the Potato? Yup, thank the United Nations and eat a spud today. Why?! The International Year of the Potato (IYP) “will raise awareness of the importance of the potato – … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov, tips for research
Tagged agriculture, articles, books, food, hunger, potatoes, united nations, web sites
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You’ll want to read: I Shall Not Want
I Shall Not Want by Julia Spencer-Fleming MCN Spe McNaughton Collection, 2nd floor In case you’re wondering if I ever read anything other than series fiction, the answer is yes. In fact, I intended to review a non-series title in … Continue reading
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Tagged fun stuff, leisure, mysteries, romance, summer reading
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New Stuff Tuesday – July 8
Healthcare Tsunami: The Wave of Consumerism That Will Change US Business by Dean Halverson & Wayne Glowac RA410.53 .H35 2008 New Book Island, 2nd floor The skyrocketing cost of oil isn’t the only concern of the minds of many Americans. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, business, healthcare, new stuff
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YouTube, Privacy, & Copyright
Ever post a video to YouTube? Ever embed a YouTube video in your blog or webpage? Have you ever viewed a YouTube video that may have come from a movie or television show protected under copyright? Viacom, owner of movie … Continue reading
