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Want tips on general library research? Join the “ Library
101” Sakai site. Doing research in the Sciences? Join the
“ Science Library” Sakai site. To join, log in to Sakai, then go
to My Workspace, then Membership, then Joinable Sites.
For tips on using Sakai, see our short videos: icanhaz. com/ sakaivideos
Comments? Email alexandra. chappell@ libraries. claremont. edu
All library workshops are held in the Keck
Learning Room in Honnold/ Mudd Library.
Business Basic Research
Wed., Sept. 17 ● 5— 6: 30 PM
Reservations are required: email
mary. martin@ libraries. claremont. edu
RefWorks
In this 2- hour workshop, you’ll learn how to
save time by managing your citations and do-ing
your bibliography and footnotes online.
Tues., Sept. 16 ● 6— 8 PM
Mon., Sept. 25 ● 6— 8 PM
Reservations are required: email
gale. burrow@ libraries. claremont. edu
Finding the Articles You Need
Learn the secrets to finding the best articles
for your research papers.
Mon., Sept. 15 ● 6— 7 PM
Tues., Sept. 23 ● 6— 7 PM
Reservations are required: email
gale. burrow@ libraries. claremont. edu
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Learn how to get the most out
of the new software in this one-hour
class
Thursdays in Sept. ● 1— 2 PM
No reservations necessary.
Introducing Ebrary Academic Complete, The Claremont Colleges’ first full-featured
ebook collection: 35,000+ ebooks that you can use as complete
chapters— print, cut and paste, highlight, take notes— smart links to web
sources, heck it’ll even read the book to you! Take it for a spin and tell us what
you think: http:// libraries. claremont. edu/ ebrary
35,000 NEW EBOOKS NOW AVAILABLE
LIBRARY WORKSHOPS
HONNOLD/ MUDD NOW HAS WIRELESS EVERYWHERE
Constitutional Discourse: A Panel Discussion on Women and the Constitution
in Remembrance of Ruth Schooley
Wednesday, Sept. 17, 4: 15 PM ● Founders Room, Honnold/ Mudd Library
Jean Schroedel, Politics, CGU; Diana Selig, History, CMC; Susan McWilliams,
Politics, Pomona; Catherine Allgor, History, CMC; moderated by Cecilia Conrad,
Dean of Faculty, Scripps College.
In recognition of constitution day, we have assembled a panel to approach the
question of how women might best interpret how they fit into— present, past,
and future— a document framed, in Leonard Levy’s words, by a “ studied impre-cision.”
The panel discussion is also in remembrance of our dedicated col-league,
political science librarian Ruth Schooley, who
passed away suddenly this summer. Free Constitution
books will be available while supplies last.
FMI: adam. rosenkranz@ libraries. claremont. edu
C L A R E M O N T D I S C O U R S E L E C T U R E S E R I E S
An exhibit commemorating
the life of our late colleague
and friend Ruth Schooley
through examples of her work
both as the Government, Poli-tics,
and California Depository Librarian, and
as the “ twisted spinster”: weaver, knitter, and
yarn aficionado.
Honnold/ Mudd Library ● 2nd Floor
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