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Tag Archives: federal government
The Value of Water 11/29
A panel of experts will discuss The Value of Water on Mon. , Nov. 29, 5:30-7:30pm in Timmerman Auditorium (Timothy J. Hyland Hall). You may be inclined to take drinking water for granted, but that’s not the case in other … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, federal government, global issues, government info, lectures, resources, water
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Veterans Recognition Week – lounge dedication 11/11
Nov. 8–Nov. 12 is Veterans Recognition Week, including Veterans Day on November 11th. Do we all remember why *that* day is Veterans Day?? If not, the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs has a web page explaining its history. It’s a … Continue reading
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75 Years of the Federal Register
The Federal Register has been around for 75 years! What is it? The “official daily publication for rules, proposed rules, and notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as executive orders and other presidential documents.” It was created by … Continue reading
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Tagged adminstrative law, census bureau, CFR, code of federal regulations, federal government, federal register, government info, health & human services department, law, legal research, poverty, regulations, regulatory law
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World Statistics Day!
October 20, 2010, is the first World Statistics Day, designated by the United Nations to celebrate official national and international statistics. Just think a moment about all the uses to which we put the data gathered by the U.S. Census … Continue reading
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Tagged arts, data, federal government, government info, NEA, Statistical Abstract, statistics, surveys, united nations, web sites
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Constitution & Citizenship Day
Fri., Sept. 17, is Constitution Day, anniversary of the day Constitutional Convention delegates signed the U.S. Constitution in 1787. Once ratified by the states, it established the federal government we know today. I’ll bet there’s a lot about this document … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, books. reference materials, Constitution Day, federal government, government info, history, quizzes, web sites
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Notable Government Documents 2009
Every year the best government publications (federal, state and international) are honored in Library Journal as the “notable government documents” of that year, and the 2009 list reflects the variety of topics on which the government publishes each year–history, government … Continue reading
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Tagged federal government, government info, wisconsin
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Recent potpourri of U.S. documents
People usually think publications from the U.S. Government are boring and unattractive. Not so (not always, anyway)! Here are some recent arrivals you might find very informative and possibly even enjoyable. All are available in Andersen Library’s 2nd-floor U.S. Documents … Continue reading
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Tornado Preparedness
It’s peak season (May-August) for occasional tornadoes. Be prepared! Know the difference between a watch and a warning: A Tornado Watch or Severe Weather Watch means a tornado may develop. Be alert and be prepared to take action if the … Continue reading
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Tagged federal government, government info, thunderstorm, tornado, warnings, watches, weather
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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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Earthquakes
Were you awake for the quake on Wednesday morning? Have you been following the news about the ongoing recovery from the January 12th earthquake (and its aftershocks) in Haiti? Are you interested in learning more about earthquakes? Andersen Library has … Continue reading
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