Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Monday, September 16, 2013
Constitution Day: Sept 17, 2013
Constitution Day Activities
Special Lecture
Guest Lecturer: Helen Knowles, Ph. D., visiting Assistant Professor of
Government at Skidmore College
Title: “You’ll Know It When You See It: the U.S. Constitution According to
Justice Kennedy”
Date, Time and Place: Tuesday, September 17, 2013, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.,
Old Main Chapel
Reading of the Preamble
Join Interim President, Dr. Jody Harpster, and the GBLUES students as they recite the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution.
Date, Time and Place: Friday, September 20, 2013; Lehman Library Plaza
(near the flagpole); 10:30 a.m.
Note: Both these events are sponsored by the S.U. Campus Constitution Day Committee, in cooperation with the Political Science Dept. and the Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Where did the couches go?
You may have noticed something different about the library this
semester. We did a little redecorating over the summer. The old seating area in
the library lobby has been replaced with an information desk that combines the
services of the Student Help Desk, formerly in MCT, and the library reference desk,
also known as the “Ask us Anything” desk. We have incorporated these services
into the information desk to serve you better. At the old “Ask us Anything”
desk, we noticed that many students asked us technology related questions that
we simply were not equipped to answer. We had to send students out into the
cold, the heat, the rain, and all sorts of undesirable weather conditions, to
MCT. By bringing the Student Help Desk into the library, we’ll be able to solve
your computer problems and your research problems all in one place.
Can’t log on to the wireless network? Computer infected with malware? Can’t figure out how to change your network password?
We've got Technical Support!
Can’t narrow down your research topic? Having trouble locating sources for a paper? Don’t know how to cite something in MLA style? Ask us Anything!
Because you’re so studious, you’re probably thinking “Wow, how
convenient.” But, I bet there are other people out there who are wondering
“Where did the couches go? I used to sit there all the time!” Don’t worry,
friends. I too enjoy sitting on comfortable furniture. Lucky for you, the
couches still exist—we just moved them. Around the corner from the new information
desk you’ll see there are still a variety of seating options to choose from so
you can study alone or work with friends.
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