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Author Archives: Barbara
Cuba
Jim Winship will present “This Year in Havana” at 7pm on Wed., Mar. 31, at the Irvin L. Young Memorial Library (431 W. Center St.) Free and open to the public! Dr. Winship, a Professor of Social Work at UWW, … Continue reading
Library Hours Apr 1-4
There are special Library hours April 1-4, 2010: Thurs., Apr. 1: 7:30am-10pm (early closing) Fri., Apr. 2-Sat., Apr. 3: CLOSED (Friday is a campus-wide furlough day) Sun., Apr. 4: 3pm-midnight (Reference Desk open 6-10pm) Normal spring semester hours resume on … Continue reading
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Tagged furloughs, holidays, library hours, spring mini-break
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Health Care Reform talk 3/31
Award-winning journalist Trudy Lieberman will talk about “Health Reform—Reality or Myth” on Wed., Mar. 31st, @7pm in Timmerman Auditorium (Hyland Hall). This presentation, sponsored by the UW-Whitewater Pre-Health Associates of Today club with help from the College of Letters and … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, authors, books, campus events, DVDs, health care, journalism, journalists, lectures, videorecordings
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Ah, birds singing of spring
Isn’t it lovely when the birdies sing of spring in the morning? You should listen! Turn off the cacophony of your phone, radio, TV, etc.! Now sit back, close your eyes, and just….listen. Try to filter out noise like cars. … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, audio, birding, birds, birdsong, books, fun stuff, government info, sound recordings, spring, web sites, wisconsin
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Spring Break hours
The Library’s hours for Spring Break: Remember that even when the Library is closed or you are traveling: The Library’s article databases are available…just login when prompted with your campus Net-ID (same as for your campus email or D2L). You … Continue reading
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Tagged hours, library hours, Spring Break
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If you like this article, you’ll like…
UW System libraries are testing an article recommender service (bX Recommender) until March 26. Try it and tell us what you think of it! It suggests additional relevant articles, similar to “More Like This” or “If You Liked This, You’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, bx recommender, trials
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Citation Help, Anyone?
Need help with those citations at the end of your paper? Andersen Library Citing References guides provide the most-frequently needed examples for citing books, newspapers, magazines and internet sources in the major citation styles: MLA, APA, and Turabian. See also … Continue reading
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Tagged APA, citations, MLA, reference list, Turabian, works cited
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Library TV this week: March Madness
Hey you hoop fans! The Library’s big screen TV will show March Madness games this week. I’d never suggest skipping class, but when you’re free come on over and follow the bouncing ball! A complete bracket of the teams playing … Continue reading
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Tagged basketball, broadcast, fun stuff, library events, march madness, sports, television, tv
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Daylight Savings
Daylight Savings Time goes into effect on Sunday March 14th. Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour, or you’ll miss the first hour the Library is open that day! More information is available from the Time and Frequency … Continue reading
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Tagged daylight savings time, federal government, government info
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China lecture (Mar. 15)
James Fallows will talk about Postcards from Tomorrow Square: Reports from China on Monday, March 15th, at 7pm in the Irvin L. Young Auditorium, as part of the Contemporary Issues Lecture Series. Fallows has been a national correspondent for The … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, atlantic, authors, blogs, books, China, journalists, lectures
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