Holiday Hours

Here are the Library's upcoming holiday hours of operation:

Friday, December 16: 8am - 8pm

Saturday, December 17: 10am - 5pm

Sunday, December 18: CLOSED

Monday, December 19 - Wednesday, December 21: 8am - 5pm

Thursday, December 22 - Tuesday, January 2: CLOSED

Wednesday, January 3 - Friday, January 6: 8am - 5pm

Saturday, January 7: CLOSED

Student Book Club/Discussion Group

The Library is facilitating a Student Book Club/Discussion Group, and the first book will be The Cider House Rules by John Irving.

If you would like to participate, please read it over your December/January break. The group will meet sometime during the first week of February - date, time and place to be announced. Refreshments will be served.

Happy Holidays (and happy reading)!!!!

Borrowing Books Over Break

Did you know? You may borrow books over the December/January break. The due date is January 19.

Surviving Justice: The December Monthly Book Spotlight

The December installment of the Monthly Book Spotlight has been added to the Library's web site. Acquisitions Librarian Charles Dabkowski writes about Surviving Justice: America's Wrongfully Convicted and Exonerated.

Intelligent Design in the Science Classroom

The debate over teaching Intelligent Design in the science classroom has been in the news lately. To learn more, take a look at books the Library owns on this topic:

• Why Intelligent Design fails: A Scientific Critique of the New Creationism
  
  
• Does God Belong in Public Schools?
  
  
• Creationism's Trojan Horse: the Wedge of Intelligent Design
  
  
• Debating Design : From Darwin to DNA
  
  
• The Design Revolution : Answering the Toughest Questions About Intelligent Design
  
  
• Doubts about Darwin : A History of Intelligent Design
  
  

New Book/DVD List - November 2005

The list of new books and DVDs added to the Library collection in November has been released.

Save Your Work!

As the end of the semester rapidly approaches, you're busy writing papers, making spreadsheets, creating presentations, etc. Unfortunately, sometimes computers crash, freeze or experience other problems.

Don't lose all your hard work -- remember to SAVE frequently!

FYI: You can buy a CD-R (with jewel case) for $1.00 or a floppy disk for 25 cents at the Circulation Desk.