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Celebrating Our Authors!
Two librarians were featured in “Celebrating Scholarly and Creative Accomplishment by Puget Sound Faculty and Staff” at the April 24th Wednesday at Four meeting. Hilary Robbeloth showcased her work “Disconnect Between Literature and Libraries: The Availability of Mentoring Programs for … Continue reading
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Recommended Reading: “Catching Fire”
My favorite read is Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins, the second book from The Hunger Games. I am addicted to the thrill and excitement of these stories! – Library Student Staff
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Did You Know? You Can Come to the Library and Browse Current Newspapers and Periodicals!
Come to the library and browse our collection of current newspapers and periodicals in the north reading room.
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He’s no Joker: UPS student’s collection earns him $1,000, spot at nationals
Read this News Tribune article on Book Collecting Contest first place winner Ian Fox!
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Accessing Congressional Research Service Reports
The Congressional Research Service (CRS) is an agency within the Library of Congress, acting as a think tank, provides policy and legal analysis on topics including domestic law, foreign affairs, and finance to committees and Members of Congress. While CRS … Continue reading
From the Archives: James R. Slater papers
Archives & Special Collections are pleased to present the James R. Slater papers, 1919-1983, which document the personal and professional life of a distinguished former University of Puget Sound biology professor. James Rodenburg Slater (1890-1989), a native New Yorker, graduated … Continue reading
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The Curious Tale of the Stolen Books
The story of a priceless collection of historic books and a theft that went undetected for decades until the death of the culprit. Read more!
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Recommended Reading: “Moloka’i”
I enjoyed “Moloka’i” by Alan Brennert, about a young Hawaiian girl and her extraordinary spirit as she ends up on a quarantined leprosy island. This book is about embracing life in the face of death, and filled with discovery and … Continue reading
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Love Book Arts? Intriqued by the definition of what is a book? Then check out this great show!
The Creative World of Book Arts April 18 – May 28 Opening Reception: April 18, 5-8pm What is a book? In the traditional sense a book is a bound collection of writings or illustrations used to share knowledge, ideas, or … Continue reading
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Collins Library Links: How the Library Can Help Your Students During End of the Semester Rush
April 2013 “Down to the Wire” How the Library Can Help Your Students During End of the Semester Rush Class on Demand – Research Help Made to Order: Librarians will design a class on a topic specifically to meet the … Continue reading
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