Archive for August, 2008
Monday, August 25th, 2008
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With the ever increasing do-it-yourself attitude around the library the idea of having students police their own group room bookings has surfaced. This would mean that it would be up to students to clear out of the room when their booking was finished to make way for other students. Is it a good idea? Or a bad idea? Will it make the group rooms a Utopia of Harmony or a Field of War? We are interested to hear any and all opinions. Personally I have a lot of faith in the students who visit the Biological Sciences Library and after some initial teething problems, while everyone gets used to the new way of policing rooms, it will work out very well with only a minimal amount of problems. But then I’m an optimist. |
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Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
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Stuck? Confused? No idea what those numbers mean next to the books or need help finding current research into the muscular/skeletal movements of Polar Bears? Then take advantage of the Ask a Librarian service. That’s the little box on the front of the home page. Just type your question in and one of our ever ready staff will help you out. It’s safe, it’s fun and best of all it’s free! |
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Monday, August 4th, 2008
| Planning on staying home during the Olympics because you’re worried that you might miss some of the action? There is now no need to miss all important lectures and tutorials as you can drop into the Biological Sciences Library and watch the action live on the big screen. That’s right the channel 7 Olympics telecast will be screening daily at the Biological Sciences Library. So why not drop in between classes and check out the action. |
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