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Library Hours (updated 01/30/12)

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Spring 2012 Film Series Underway (posted January 19)

The Spring 2012 College of Arts and Letters Film Series presents "Warner Brothers Franchises--from Bogey to Batman." A small sample of the star power and shows for spring: Bette Davis in Jezebel, Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino, Natalie Wood in Splendor in the Grass, Humphrey Bogart in High Sierra, and Keanu Reeves in The Matrix. All films are shown Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in the Cline Library Assembly Hall, and they are FREE. View the complete list of films for spring.

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Happy Birthday, Dear Arizona… (posted January 19)

Are you warmed up yet for Arizona's 100th birthday, which will be Feb. 14? You can attend a lecture with Lisa Schnebly Heidinger, author of Arizona: 100 Years Grand, on Feb. 8 at 3:30 at the High Country Conference Center. The author is an NAU alumna and the great-granddaughter of Sedona Schnebly, for whom the town of Sedona was named. She will give a lecture and a reception and book signing will follow; the event is part of the President's Speaker Series. Another way to get the Centennial spirit is to visit the "Thanks for the Memories! 100 Years of Northern Arizona History" exhibit in the Cline Library's Special Collections and Archives. The exhibit will be up through the spring semester.

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Online Chicago Manual of Style Now Available (posted January 19)

Following a trial last fall, the Library has licensed the online Chicago Manual of Style, which provides full text access to the 16th edition. This resource will be useful for students and researchers who use Chicago Style, and also to members of the university community, as NAU Marketing's Writing Style Guide is based on Chicago style.

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Library Hours for Spring (posted January 19)

With the spring semester underway, the library is back to its regular schedule again, with extended hours that give you the option of studying until 2 a.m. Sunday through Thursday, and 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Check the library hours on this page for the full spring schedule. You can also use the Library's mobile web site to easily check library hours, computer availability and more on your cell phone.

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Access to BioOne Expanded… and Mobile (posted January 19)

BioOne is a comprehensive collection of 171 high-impact, bioscience research journals featuring timely content on critical topics such as ecological and biodiversity conservation, stem cell research, and global warming. The library recently upgraded its access, adding 40 new titles. The majority of these titles, many of which are internationally based, had not been previously available online. BioOne's interface allows for easy navigation to content both within and outside the BioOne aggregation, as well as researcher-designed toolbars with valuable title, article, and reference-linking tools. In addition, BioOne recently launched a new mobile environment, which provides access to all content from BioOne's journals and book series on their mobile devices; mobile users are automatically directed to BioOne's mobile site. Learn more.

New Roof in Process (posted January 19)

Though it is not a noise-free process, we are thrilled that work on a new roof for the library building began late last fall. The roof will be completely covered in a new material, and some new wood framing work will change roof slopes and angles to optimize movement of water off of the roof from snow melt and rain. We apologize for the noise and building shaking; this will continue off and on, and there will also be noise from nail guns as wood framing is built. Weather permitting, the work will be completed before spring end-of-semester and finals weeks – and the monsoons!

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Internship Opportunity in Special Collections and Archives (posted January 19)

The Library has put out a call for applications for the 2012 Reilly internship in Special Collections and Archives. The 2012 intern will work on the exhibit (physical and virtual) to be installed in August. The exhibit will focus on the Flagstaff Pow Wows, which used to be huge events in our community. For a preview, try searching the Colorado Plateau Archives for "pow wow," "powwow" and "pow-wow." The deadline for Reilly internship applications is Feb. 10.

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From the Canyon (posted January 19)

Jan Balsom and Janet Cohen will present "Bridging the Gap: Finding the Intersection Between Park Management and Tribal Values" on Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. in the Cline Library Assembly Hall. This presentation is part of the "Conversations on the Edge: Grand Canyon Ranger Lecture Series." Then, join us Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. for "Boats, Boatmen and Techniques of the Colorado River: A Meditation on the Kolb Expedition Centennial," a lecture presented by Brad Dimock for the Canyon Country Lecture Series.

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