We have just added 400 new eBooks to our collection.  These new titles are all available to you for use both on campus, or off.    
We love feedback, so leave a comment on our blog or via twitter @wcctoddlibrary to let us know what you think of these new additions!
You can see the full list of newly added titles at:
http://bit.ly/aK3TNa
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Are you ready to vote in next week’s primary? If not, visit eVoter; where you can find your polling place for next Tuesday’s election. After you enter your address you can also view what your ballot will look like and print out your selections to take with you to your polling place.
http://www.moadsf.org/salon/exhibits/slave_narratives/
The Museum of African Diaspora has an online exhibit called Slave Narratives that features audio clips of former slave stories. The site features a short biography about the individual and a personal account of what it felt like to be a slave. You can either listen to the account online or read the transcript online.
If you are interested in this topic also check out “Excerpts from Slave Narratives” from Steven Mintz at the University of Houston or Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass from the Berkeley Digital Library.
via FlickrStop by the library to see our display on Haiti or read these articles:
Haiti: The Land Where Children Eat Mud
This article was written in May and lays out Haiti’s history for the layman.
Haiti Earthquake FAQ
Do buildings in Haiti have earthquake codes? What is a hospital ship?
Why is Haiti such a Mess?
More on Haiti’s history and political problems
For some fun over the break, head over to Sporcle to play some mentally stimulating games. Can you name all of the States? What about all of the past Presidents of the United States? You might be surprised!