Tutoring Schedule, Fall '08

What if you need a subject that isn't listed?

Please see your instructor, the department chair or other full-time instructor in the department during their office hours or on Plus-Friday for further assistance. Office hours and Plus-Friday hours are posted on the bulletin board in the faculty office suite.




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New books, September 22-27

New books processed this week in the Library. These are just a few items, if you'd like to see more new items OR need a particular title, stop by the Reference Desk and the staff will be happy to help you!

• Access denied : the practice and policy of global Internet filtering, edited by Ronald Deibert. 005.8 A169
• Almost green : how I built an eco-room, ditched my SUV, alienated my in-laws, and saved 1/6th of a billionth of the planet, by James Glave. 690.8047 G552a
• Children and the law in a nutshell, by Sarah H. Ramsey & Douglas E. Abrams. 346.7301 R183c
• Eat this, not that, for kids : be the leanest, fittest family on the block! by David Zinczenko & Matt Goulding. R 613.2083 Z77e
• Food jobs : the complete guide to careers in the culinary world, by Irena Chalmers. 647.95 C438f
• Illegal people : how globalization creates migration and criminalizes immigrants, by David Bacon. 331.6 B128i
• New frontiers in free trade : globalization's future and Asia's rising role / Razeen Sally. 382.71 S169n
• Olives & oranges : recipes and flavor secrets from Italy, Spain, Cyprus, and beyond / Sara Jenkins & Mindy Fox. 641.5982 J52o
• Snorkeling Florida : 50 excellent sites, by Brad Bertelli. 797.23 B537s
• Way We'll be : the Zogby report on the transformation of the American dream, by John Zogby. 306.0973 Z85w

More information on each title can be found in the catalog.

Banned Books Week 2008

The Sullivan Library and Learning Resource Center will be commemorating Banned & Challenged Books Week September 27 through October 4. Come by the library and browse the display of challenged book and video titles and pick up a free bookmark. More information can also be found by looking at the Banned Books Week bulletin board in the student lounge, by asking one of the librarians, or by reading about Banned Books on the American Library Association’s website.

While the books on display in the Library and Learning Resource Center have not been banned by this library, someone has been successful at banning or challenging them at another library in the United States. Thanks to passionate librarians and teachers many book challenges are unsuccessful. Because of their efforts, the books found here and in libraries around the world can continued to be enjoyed by readers for many generations.

What is a banned or challenged book?

• A banned book has been removed from a library because of a successful challenge against its content.
• A challenged book is one in which someone attempts to have it removed from the library or restrict where it can be shelved in the library.