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Author Archives: Barbara
Manage personal libraries/Find good books
Is your personal library out of control? Don’t know what you have? Or are you looking for recommendations for the next book to read from others who like the same genre? Got some spare time before spring semester starts? LibraryThing … Continue reading
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Tagged LibraryThing, reading suggestions
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Finding tax forms isn’t taxing
Looking for tax forms for 2007? The University Library does not provide print copies of tax forms, however, forms are available online and can be printed out: Forms and Publications (U.S.) Forms (Wisconsin Dept. of Revenue) Tax Forms/Publications (Illinois Dept. … Continue reading
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Tagged federal government, government info, taxes, wisconsin
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Travel Safely
If you’re traveling this season, please be safe. There are websites (usually from a state’s department of transportation) that can help you make decisions about when and where to drive. Driving Conditions (Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation) This site provides a … Continue reading
Numbers, anyone?
Looking for international statistics? Country info? The United Nations may have just the numbers you need! There are several United Nations statistical databases available free (for non-commercial use) online at http://unstats.un.org/unsd/databases.htm: Census Knowledge Base The Census Knowledge Base, a fundamental … Continue reading
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Tagged data, government info, online resources, statistics
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New Stuff Tuesday – December 11
Feeling the chill of winter, are we? Just the time to escape to other, perhaps warmer, places and the people who live there…by reading a good book! Check out these titles and enjoy a little armchair traveling! Walking the Gobi … Continue reading
Bring ’em back!
The end of the semester is fast approaching… Students Please be sure to bring your Library books back before you leave campus, or be sure your due dates are after you will return! Thank you.
Renew Your Books & Videos Online
Yes! You can renew your books and videos online! How to do it From the University Library’s home page click on “My Accounts” in the upper right corner of the purple banner. The middle login option is for “Personal Record/UB … Continue reading
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Tagged borrowing, how do i?, policies, research tips
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Citation Party! 3-5pm Dec. 10 & 11
Sweating over your works cited? Unsure of what to underline or italicize? Puzzling over where the publisher is located? Unsure how to go from the article to the citation? What if you don’t see an author?! Don’t panic–we can help! … Continue reading
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Tagged APA, citations, citing, library, library events, MLA
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Keep Up With Congress: CQ Weekly
CQ Weekly is a weekly magazine devoted to all things related to the activities of the U.S. Congress (its subtitle is “Congressional Quarterly’s Magazine on Government, Commerce, and Politics”). Get a recap of major actions of the past week, an … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, databases, government information, online resources, politics, research
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Ten Tips for Better Photos Dec. 7
Charles Cottle, UWW Political Science professor, will present “Ten Tips for Better Photos,” a program sponsored by the Friends of the University Library on Friday, December 7th, from 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm (location: International Education Conference Room, Andersen Library … Continue reading
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Tagged friends of the library, lecture, library events, photography
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