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Author Archives: Barbara
Study Abroad Fair Sept. 17
The UWW Study Abroad Fair is taking place on Wed., Sept. 17th, from 10am-3pm (UC Old Main Ballroom). You can get information on the opportunities available to you, and passport applications will be processed at the Fair, too. Your University … Continue reading
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Tagged books, international study, language study
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Elections 2008 lecture series
The fall 2008 Fairhaven Lecture Series theme is “Election 2008: Political Processes, Presidents, and Prognostications.” Lectures are open to the public and free. All take place on Mondays at 3 p.m. at Fairhaven Retirement Community’s Fellowship Hall (435 West Starin … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008 election, articles, books, catalog, databases, elections, Fairhaven lecture series, lectures, library catalog, politics
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Drop In & See Us…
Got 30 minutes to spare? You can use that to find out what the library can do for you all year to help you with your research, such as requesting materials from other UWs, accessing online articles and course reserves … Continue reading
Library Hours Sept. 2-8
The University Library will have slightly different hours for the first week of fall semester. We’ll close at 10pm on the nights when we normally close at midnight: Tues., Sept. 2: 7:30 am-10 pm Wed, Sept. 3: 7:30 am-10 pm … Continue reading
University teaching staff: Library orientation for you (Thurs 8/28)
Learn what resources and services University Library offers you & your students: When: Thursday, August 28, 2008 @ 2:30 p.m. Where: University Library* instruction lab (L2211-ask at Reference or Circulation desks for directions) Bring your questions! For example: How can … Continue reading
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Making the Most of Google workshop
Orientation Week Special: Faculty & Teaching Staff are welcome to attend the “Making the Most of Google” LEARN Center-sponsored workshop. When: Thursday, August 28th, 9:15am-10:30am Where: University Center Room 262 Learn about iGoogle, Google Gadgets, Google Books, Google Scholar, Google … Continue reading
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International Year of Languages
“On average, a language ceases to be spoken every two weeks.” That’s what the web page for the UN’s International Year of Languages (2008) says. UNESCO suggests that language policies enable people in linguistic communities to use their first languages … Continue reading
View documentaries on the web
SnagFilms offers free viewing of documentaries. You can look for specific titles or browse by topics. There’s everything under the sun here, from A Pug’s Life to Super Size Me (you might remember that one, where the guy eats a … Continue reading
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Olympic fever?
Yes, it’s time for the summer Olympics, being held in Beijing, People’s Republic of China, on August 8-24, starting with the opening ceremony (on television Friday evening). Visit the International Olympic Committee’s official web site, which lists the summer events … Continue reading
Roswell revisited
Recently one of my iGoogle science gadgets alerted me to an interview with Apollo astronaut Edgar Mitchell in which he says he believes there really was an alien spacecraft that crashed at Roswell, NM, in July 1947. Now, I hadn’t … Continue reading
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