Thursday, May 20, 2010
What are the late fees?
A library book borrowed by George Washington has been returned. It's only overdue by 221 years. To read the story, click here.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Magazine Monday
It's Finals Weeks and if you're stressing, need to unwind and compress. come down to the library and read a magazine!
Runner's World (June)
10 Ways to Improve: Core Strength, Flexibility, Endurance And More!
Natural Nutrition: Should You Go Organic?
Injury-Prevention 101: Why You Need Stronger Calves And How To Get Them
Beginners: Learn To Love Long Runs
Us Weekly (May 17)
Halle Berry's Nasty Split
Jessica Simpson's New Man
Sandra Bullock: Why She Hid The Baby
Eric Dane and Rebecca Gayheart: Meet Our Baby Girl
TIME (May 17)
The Big Spill: What The Disaster In The Gulf Means For The Future Of Energy
The Times Square Bomber: Faisal Shahzad's Double Life
Why Pakistan Is Terror's New Source
Popular Mechanics (June)
Extreme Flight: Turning The Human Body Into An Aircraft With Flying Suits and Jet Packs
Salt Flat Road Trip: Mustang vs Camaro
Electric Cars: What's In Store
Snakebite Alert: Sorry, No More Antidote
Vanity Fair (June)
World Cup: The Stars Of The Planet's Biggest Sports Events
Tiger: Not Out Of The Woods Yet
When Washington Took On Wall Street
The Dish On White House Dinners
Glamour (June)
Sexy! We've Got The Best Swimsuits For Every Body
Curvy? Skinny? It's All Good! Amazing Finds For Your Exact Shape
10 Secret Ways You Turn Him On Without Even Trying
31 Things Healthy Women Know About Food, Sex Even Insurance
Police (June)
Should You Have .308 Patrol Rifles?
Shooting the Gen 4 Glocks
Firs Look At The Revolutionary Maul Shotgun
Also on the rack: Kansas Farmer, High Plains Journal, Lucky, Sports Illustrated, Consumer Reports and much more. So if you need to take the edge off after or before finals, come in to the library and read a magazine. And if a magazine just won't do, we've also got books, newspapers and graphic novels.
Runner's World (June)
10 Ways to Improve: Core Strength, Flexibility, Endurance And More!
Natural Nutrition: Should You Go Organic?
Injury-Prevention 101: Why You Need Stronger Calves And How To Get Them
Beginners: Learn To Love Long Runs
Us Weekly (May 17)
Halle Berry's Nasty Split
Jessica Simpson's New Man
Sandra Bullock: Why She Hid The Baby
Eric Dane and Rebecca Gayheart: Meet Our Baby Girl
TIME (May 17)
The Big Spill: What The Disaster In The Gulf Means For The Future Of Energy
The Times Square Bomber: Faisal Shahzad's Double Life
Why Pakistan Is Terror's New Source
Popular Mechanics (June)
Extreme Flight: Turning The Human Body Into An Aircraft With Flying Suits and Jet Packs
Salt Flat Road Trip: Mustang vs Camaro
Electric Cars: What's In Store
Snakebite Alert: Sorry, No More Antidote
Vanity Fair (June)
World Cup: The Stars Of The Planet's Biggest Sports Events
Tiger: Not Out Of The Woods Yet
When Washington Took On Wall Street
The Dish On White House Dinners
Glamour (June)
Sexy! We've Got The Best Swimsuits For Every Body
Curvy? Skinny? It's All Good! Amazing Finds For Your Exact Shape
10 Secret Ways You Turn Him On Without Even Trying
31 Things Healthy Women Know About Food, Sex Even Insurance
Police (June)
Should You Have .308 Patrol Rifles?
Shooting the Gen 4 Glocks
Firs Look At The Revolutionary Maul Shotgun
Also on the rack: Kansas Farmer, High Plains Journal, Lucky, Sports Illustrated, Consumer Reports and much more. So if you need to take the edge off after or before finals, come in to the library and read a magazine. And if a magazine just won't do, we've also got books, newspapers and graphic novels.
Finals Week
Library hours for finals week will be as follows:
Monday to Wednesday: 7:45 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Thursday to Friday: 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
And don't forget, the library will be closed on Sundays until mid-August.
Monday to Wednesday: 7:45 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Thursday to Friday: 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
And don't forget, the library will be closed on Sundays until mid-August.
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