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Author Archives: Barbara
Undergraduate Research Day Apr 12
April 12, 2011 is UWW’s 16th annual Undergraduate Research Day! Visit the UC today to sample the wide array of projects students have been working on with their faculty mentors, and you’ll likely be amazed. Abstracts are available online. You … Continue reading
Posted in campus connection, online @ the library
Tagged campus events, research, undergraduate research
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Wisconsin Politics lecture W Apr 13
Former state assemblyperson and state senator and current UW-Milwaukee professor of governmental affairs Mordecai Lee will present “Trying to Understand Wisconsin Politics, circa spring 2011” as the UWW Political Science Dept.’s 26th annual Kyle Lecture on Wed., Apr. 13th, at … Continue reading
Posted in around wisconsin, campus connection
Tagged authors, Kyle Lecture, lectures, political science, wisconsin
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Featured Resource: Ethnic Newswatch
Ethnic NewsWatch is a interdisciplinary, bilingual (English and Spanish) database that gives the “other side of the story” by providing articles in newspapers, magazines and journals from ethnic, minority and native presses. Read articles from sources such as Arab American … Continue reading
Posted in around the library, featured resource, online @ the library
Tagged articles, databases, ethnic presses, minority presses, opinion
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Did you miss McKibben’s talk on 350??
Bill McKibben, American environmentalist and writer who founded 350.org, spoke about 350: The Most Important Number in the World on Tues., Apr. 5, at the Irvin L. Young Auditorium. It was the last Spring 2011 Contemporary Issues Lecture sponsored by … Continue reading
Meet Great Minds @ Andersen Library
Your university education should help you acquire knowledge of human cultures and the physical and natural world, intellectual and practical skills (these include inquiry & analysis, teamwork, problem-solving, and communication skills), and “foundations and skills for lifelong learning” (see the … Continue reading
Posted in around the library, around the world
Tagged canon, classics, great ideas, great minds, literature, western canon, western civilization
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New Words Added to Venerable Dictionary (OED)
OMG! You may have learned about this from the national media already, but in case you missed it: The Oxford English Dictionary has added new entries, including OMG, LOL, muffin top, ego-surf, and others. Enjoy.
Posted in around the world, online @ the library
Tagged databases, dictionaries, OED, vocabulary
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Live Blogs on Japan, Libya
National Public Radio (NPR) is providing a couple of live blogs. Both are part of NPR’s news blog, The Two-Way: Tuesday’s News on the Crisis in Japan (this one says it refreshes every 30 minutes) and Allied action in Libya … Continue reading
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Spring Break Library Hours
SPRING BREAK! (finally) Andersen Library’s hours will be: Sat-Sun Mar 19-20: CLOSED Mon-Fri Mar 21-25: 8am-4:30pm Sat Mar 26: CLOSED Sun Mar 27: 1pm-2am Remember that even when the Library is closed or you are traveling, you can: Search article … Continue reading
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Tagged library hours, Spring Break
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Global Café W Mar 16: Paris, Japan, Belize
The Center for Global Education’s monthly Global Café series on Wed., Mar. 16th, from 5-6pm will focus on Paris, Japan, and Belize (location: Andersen Library’s big-screen TV area , near the Food for Thought café). Check it out! Andersen Library … Continue reading
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Tagged belize, books, countries, cross cultural communication, databases, global education, international study, Japan, paris, travel study
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Info on Women: U.S. & the World
You’ve been seeing blog posts about films shown this month in honor of March being National Women’s History Month. Well, here’s a publication to look at in honor of the world’s women: The World’s Women 2010: Trends and Statistics – … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov, online @ the library
Tagged federal government, government info, statistics, united nations, women
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