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Magazine Monday

It's another riveting edition of Magazine Monday!

US Weekly (May 3)
Jennifer Lopez: My Best Body Ever! How I Did It!
Sandra Bullock: Her Ring Is Off!
Kim Kardashian: Hot New Fling!
Heidi Pratt vs. Audrina Patridge: The Feud Gets Nasty

Time (May 3)
The 50th Anniversary Of The Pill. So Small. So Powerful. And So Misunderstood.
Iceland Volcano: The Cloud That Closed A Continent
Goldman Sachs: How The Culture Of Traders Infected Wall Street

Nursing Made Incredibly Easy (March/April)
Help Stop The Disruption Of Anxiety
Asthma Care Update
Solving The Puzzle Of Preeclampsia

MORE (May)
Jamie Lee Curtis On Her Mother's Movie-Star Life And Their Extraordinary -- But Not Always Easy -- Bond
The Most Dangerous Women In The World
Sit, Hike, Chant
Finding Love Over Lasagna

Also in this week: Writer's Digest, Southwest Art, mental floss and much more. Come down to the library, grab a magazine, grab a seat and enjoy!

Doc Holliday video

For those who missed our "Lunch in the Library" program with Doc Holliday, here's video of the presentation.

If you missed this or any of our previous "Lunch in the Library" programs, you can watch them on our YouTube page at http://www.youtube.com/scccatslibrary.

Doc Holliday at the Library

There was a "Doctor" in the house on Thursday. Doc Holliday, that is.

The library presented its final "Lunch in the Library" program for the semester with a portrayal of John Henry "Doc" Holliday.

Marc Ferguson, a living historian, portrayed the legendary Wild West gunslinger.

The audience was treated to Ferguson's take on Holliday. Dressed as the so-called "Deadly Dentist," Ferguson educated the audience on Holiday's history, affirming truths and dispelling myths.

Here are some pictures of Marc Ferguson as Doc Holliday at the library.

Magazine Monday

It's another edition of Magazine Monday. Let's get to it.

The Advocate (May)
Forty Under 40: Chad Griffin (Prop 8 Trial Mastermind), Jillian Michaels (Biggest Loser), Jake Shears (Scissor Sister)
Marriage Comes to DC
Jackie Warner: Her Post-Work Out Stretch

Out (May)
Daddy Dearest: Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson
Power 50: Our Annual Guide To America's Most Influential Gays
Summer Getaways: The Other Jersey Shore, Viva Tel Aviv, Miami Nice
Gay Street DC

Curve (May)
Sarah Silverman: Makes Us Laugh Out Loud
11 Style icons: KD Lang, Beth Ditto, Leisha Hailey, Ellen DeGeneres
Jane Lynch Talks Back
Our Family Ties: TV Mom Meredith Baxter Comes Out As A Lesbian

Mother Jones (May/June)
Who's To Blame For The Population Crisis?
Psst, Want To Buy A Judge?
Masters Of The Uterus: 3,500 Years Of Birth Control
Organic Panic: Do The Standards Work?

The Nation (April 26)
Disposable Soldiers
Going Postal In The Digital Era
How The Pentagon Is Cheating Wounded Vets

The New Republic (April 29)
What Are Nukes Good For?
The Return of Nullification
A Climate Bill To Love
Russia's Mischief In The Middle East


Also in this week: Good Housekeeping, Vogue, allure, Rolling Stone, GQ, Wired and more. So come on in, grab a magazine, relax and enjoy!

Lunch in the Library with Doc Holliday

The SCCC/ATS Library is proud to present a historical reenactment of Doc Holiday as part of its "Lunch in the Library" series on Thursday, April 22 at 12:30 p.m.

Marc Ferguson will portray the legendary Wild West gunslinger -- John Henry "Doc" Holliday.

Ferguson is the curator of the Dalton Gang Hideout in Meade and also appointed Assistant Marshal of Dodge City in 2003. He has also has won numerous awards for his reenactments of Holliday and buffalo hunter/scout Billy Dixon.

This event will be presented at the library and is open to the public. Free refreshments and snacks will be available.

For more information, contact the library at (620) 417-1160.

On the Shelf

We've got in brand new copies of JRR Tolkien's classic trilogy "The Lord of the Rings."

"The Fellowship of the Rings" (Part One)
"The Two Towers" (Part Two)
"The Return of the King" (Part Three)

If stories of Middle Earth don't float your boat, maybe vampires are more to your liking. We've got the fourth and final novel of the Twilight Saga.

"Breaking Dawn" by Stephenie Meyer

And other books that you might enjoy:
"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" by Ken Kesey
"The Big Fat Cow That Goes Kapow" by Andy Griffiths