Spring Break–and we are here for YOU! The library will be open our regular hours over Spring Break, and we will be manning the phones and our Live Chat/IM Reference services to answer all your questions. In Cancun? Visit the library Web page, and use our Electronic Sources wherever you are!
Category Archives: Information
Dinosaur Feather Find Sparks Debate on Feather Evolution
From Associated Press:
A small dinosaur that once roamed northeastern China was covered with a stiff, hairlike fuzz, a discovery that suggests feathers began to evolve much earlier than many researchers believe — maybe even in the earliest 
dinosaurs.
Stop by the library to see our display on Dinosaurs!
Thanks, Galileo!
In 1609 Galileo made his first major telescopic discoveries. To honor the 400th anniversary of his legendary observations, 2009 has been designated the International Year of Astronomy by the International Astronomical Union and UNESCO. Our Todd Library display features many beautiful astronomy titles. Check one out and brush up on your star gazing!
Do You Love Your Library?
“Library Lovers’ Month is a month-long celebration of school, public, and private libraries of all types. This is a time for everyone, especially library support groups, to recognize the value of libraries and to work to assure that the Nation’s libraries will continue to serve.” —FRIENDS & FOUNDATIONS of California Libraries
How has the library impacted your life?
Green Chemicals
“Chemicals are integral to many everyday products, from electronics and toys to building materials and household goods. But environmental, health and consumer advocates say the agencies responsible for protecting Americans from exposure to harmful chemicals are allowing too many dangerous substances into the market without testing them for toxicity.” CQ Researcher 1/23/09 Stop by the “Go Green” display to catch up on the latest plastics debate.