The Library will be open until 2:00 a.m. April 24-May 3. Good luck as you head into finals!

The forces behind Photo of the Week (from Alaska's Digital Archives) are saddling up for a new adventure, just like these members of the Smithsonian expedition to the Aleutians in 1938. Our semi-weekly feature will take a hiatus - but will hopefully return soon!

Find that perfect word for your poem with the literary resources in Oxford Reference: http://bit.ly/173Jdi4

You can make book spine haikus to share at the library OR at home! Here's one made by one of our librarians.

Wednesday is National Haiku Poetry Day. We'd like to see your best book spine haikus!

How to write haiku:
Three book spines: five seven five;
Photograph and share!


National Haiku Poetry Day
www.thehaikufoundation.org
April 17, National Haiku Poetry Day, is a celebration of the genre of haiku, a kind of poetry whose origins date back a millennium in Japan; and more specifically, of English-language haiku, which has now been written for more than

April 14-20 is National Library Week!

We've got several new MacBook Pros and Dell laptops available for 4-hour use, check them out at the Circulation Desk.

April is National Poetry Month. What's your favorite poem?

New business database: ReferenceUSA - Get the data you need to create marketing plans, conduct competitive analysis, raise funds, and locate people: http://bit.ly/14ELIJ3

The Consortium Library Prize - $500 for a student who has done intensive research utilizing library resources, print and archival, as well as electronic. For more information visit http://bit.ly/XDxXYi