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Author Archives: kyle
Research Paper Season – Documenting Sources
It’s that time of the semester again, and regardless of your major, you’ve probably got a research paper. After a semester (or the day night, either way) spent researching to construct a fantastic essay, you have to prove that you … Continue reading
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Tagged APA, citations, citing, databases, EBSCO, MLA, online resources, research, research tips
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Happy Belated Birthday, Library of Congress!
The Library of Congress, the largest in the nation with over 30 million volumes, turned 207 yesterday. It was in 1800 that Congress allocated funds of $5,000 to start a library, which began with 740 books and three maps. If … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, government info, US news
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New Stuff Tuesday – April 24
This week features two books about famous people and the lives they lead out of the spotlight. Private Lives, Public Consequences: Personality and Politics in Modern America William H. Chafe E743 .C425 2005 New Book Island, 2nd floor Chafe, faculty … Continue reading
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Tagged books, gay athletes, new stuff, politics
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Changes to Campus Research & LexisNexis
If you have used Campus Research or LexisNexis before, you may be in for a surprise when you use it in the future. Westlaw has tweaked the search interface for Campus Research with subtle changes. They have added a Basic … Continue reading
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Tagged Campus Research, databases, LexisNexis, LexisNexis Academic, online resources, Westlaw
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We’ve Still Got Books For Sale
Thought you missed the book sale? Well, technically, you did. But there’s still plenty of books out in the lobby for the picking. Prices have been slashed and you can even fill up a bag and take it all for … Continue reading
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Tagged books, library events
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Tech books online
The Library is pleased to announce its newest addition to the growing collection of online resources, Safari Books Online! Through Safari, you can browse and read approximately one hundred titles of core information technology books “cover-to-cover” from respected publishers such … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, e-books, information technology, new stuff, online resources, Safari
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Day of Silence – not just in the library
Some of you may noticed that campus is quieter today than most, not just in the library. As part of Pride Week, IMPACT, the campus LGBTA student union, is taking part in the National Day of Silence, an event “to … Continue reading
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Tagged books, campus events, LGBT issues
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New Stuff Tuesday – April 17
Just like music being released on Tuesday, this weekly column will highlight some of the Library’s latest acquisitions on, you guessed it, Tuesday. Now, for the first New Book Tuesday: The N Word: Who Can Say It, Who Shouldn’t, and … Continue reading
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Tagged books, economics, globalization, information technology, innovation, IT, new stuff, race relations, racism, united states
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Library Book Sale!
10th Annual Friends of the Library Book Sale April 16-19, 2007 In conjunction with National Library Week, the Friends of the Library will be holding the 10th Annual Book Sale from Monday, April 16 until Thursday, April 19. Proceeds of … Continue reading
Google’s Book Project Keeps On Scanning
Avid users of Google may have noticed the “Book Search” links that appear in the search results. Those links stem from the Google Book Project, the top search engine’s project to digitize the world’s printed material for all to access … Continue reading
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Tagged google, google book project, US news
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