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Category Archives: around the library
Universal Borrowing will be unavailable
Universal Borrowing (UB), the service that allows UWW students, staff, and faculty to borrow books and videos from other UW campus libraries, will be down for a software upgrade: Stout and Superior will be unavailable starting July 13. All UW … Continue reading
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Tagged borrowing, ILLiad, interlibrary loan, UB, universal borrowing, Upgrades
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2nd-floor work
You may have noticed some activity and noise on the Library’s 2nd floor lately, as the staff sorted through the large Reference Collection and moved the titles we’re keeping into large shelving stacks behind the Reference Desk. The remaining Reference … Continue reading
OECD economic and development data
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s goals are to support sustainable economic growth, boost employment, raise living standards, maintain financial stability, assist other countries’ economic development, and contribute to growth in world trade. In support of its goals the … Continue reading
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Tagged aid, books, data, development, development assistance, economics, financial systems, OECD, organisation for economic co-operation and development, statistics, web sites
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Mind Your Intercultural P’s & Q’s
The CBS News World Watch blog entry “Some Israelis Insulted by Obama Picture” on June 9th showed a photo of President Obama with his feet up on the Oval Office desk while talking on the phone with Israeli Prime Minister … Continue reading
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Tagged books, cross cultural communciation, customs, etiquette, intercultural communication, study abroad
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Art History – best research tools
Since Google pretty much dominates the search engine world, it seems to set the gold standard for web searching. A recent blog entry mentioned the article that compared the scholarliness of Google Scholar content vs. library database content. “How Scholarly Is … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Full Text/Art Index Retrospective, art history, art history databases, Arts & Humanities Citation Index, Bibliography of the History of Art, google scholar
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Summer Library Hours start May 26
Exceptions: CLOSED on Sunday, July 5th & Sunday, August 16th For details see http://library.uww.edu/hours.html.
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Tagged library hours, summer
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Memorial Day weekend library hours
The Library will be closed Saturday-Monday, May 23-25. Summer hours will start on Tuesday, May 26th (7am-9pm). Remember that even when the Library is closed: The Library’s article databases are available…just login when prompted with your campus Net-ID (same as … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, library hours, reference service, renewals
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The Library is the Place to Be!
Finals have started, and we know that without looking at the calendar. According to Patty, our Circulation Coordinator, our numbers have been through the roof. Tuesday’s gate count (the number of individuals leaving the library) totaled 2,689 – the largest … Continue reading
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Federal Gov’t Information is Diverse
While reviewing some recently-received U.S. Government publications, I was struck once again by the great variety of topics on which the Government publishes: A Basic Guide to Exporting English Teaching Forum Enforcing Religious Freedom in Prison Medical Aspects of Chemical … Continue reading
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Tagged books, federal government, government info, periodicals
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Library Exam Hours
The Library will be open special hours for exams: Mon., May 11: 7:30am-2am Tues.-Thurs., May 12-14: 6am-2am Fri., May 15: 6am-10pm Sat., May 16: 9am -10pm Sun., May 17: 9am-2am Mon., May 18: 6am-2am Tues., May 19: 6am-6pm Good luck, … Continue reading