Opening soon!Stoxen Library's Common Grounds Coffee Bar
Located on the Main Level
(Name suggested by Professor Debora Dragseth, approved by Library staff vote)
Saturday, August 26, 2006
Stoxen Library's Common Grounds Coffee Bar soon to open
Opening soon!Stoxen Library's Common Grounds Coffee Bar
Located on the Main Level
(Name suggested by Professor Debora Dragseth, approved by Library staff vote)
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
More computers!
There are now 18 additional computers for use in the library. They are located on the lower level and are attached to a networked printer. Check it out!
Friday, August 04, 2006
Verb, an Audioquarterly
Check out the newest addition to our periodicals collection. An audioquarterly, published on CD - Verb!
Looking for something new and different? Would you like to check out new poetry and fiction, but you don't have the time? Then take a listen to a new kind of literary magazine. Hear some of the best writers in the country reading their own work - new stories and poetry and a little bit of music too.
Here is what some reviewers are saying about Verb:
What happens when you take a quality literary journal and send it out on a CD? A great sampling of contemporary poetry, fiction and music, as Verb adeptly proves with its inaugural issue.--Lit Kicks
Verb ably demonstrates that the sound of poetry and fiction being read aloud reaches into territories that simply cannot be mapped by the printed page. --Library Journal
Looking for something new and different? Would you like to check out new poetry and fiction, but you don't have the time? Then take a listen to a new kind of literary magazine. Hear some of the best writers in the country reading their own work - new stories and poetry and a little bit of music too.
Here is what some reviewers are saying about Verb:
What happens when you take a quality literary journal and send it out on a CD? A great sampling of contemporary poetry, fiction and music, as Verb adeptly proves with its inaugural issue.--Lit Kicks
Verb ably demonstrates that the sound of poetry and fiction being read aloud reaches into territories that simply cannot be mapped by the printed page. --Library Journal
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