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Upcoming Library Events

Tarot Card Reading:  Wednesdays from 8-10 pm with Alya Kiiashko

A Word From Tina Drupa '22

A joyous part of the library is the unexpected conversations one can have.  These conversations can be a nice pause in a fast paced day, similar to randomly finding a page of interest while quickly flipping through a book.  While I was unriddling the Library of Congress classification system and getting distracted by book titles, it was almost impossible to imagine the endless worlds the books hold between their spines. I shared with Jane my sadness for all the books I will never have time to read in my lifetime; an abundance of knowledge so vast that it overwelms the excitement.  It turns out that this is a common feeling among many called library anxiety.  Jane and I exchanged thoughts about books being like people.  We will never be able to get to know everyone who we come across in our lives in the same way or depth.  Sometimes we only see faces like covers on the shelves, passing by without knowing their stories.  However, a paragraph or a chapter sometimes is all there is, like an enduring, serendipitous conversation.


 
                    Illustration by Miles Boone
Library Signage Redesign - Input Needed!

Remember the days when you were young and spry, stepping into the doors of the library for the very first time? What was the first thing you noticed? What do you notice now? 

The process of redesigning our library signage is underway, and we need your help! Please take a moment to fill out our signage survey. 


Signage Survey

Ben's Recommendations
Last term the library sent out a survey asking if students had any library items they wanted to recommend.  Ben Capuano '23 suggested the book  MURAKAMI and the DVD set The Adventures of Antoine Doinel.  Stop on by and have a look.  They are on display across from the circulation desk.
Wanting to sell or buy some books?  We've just started a COA book exchange.  You can also find the link on the right side of the library's homepage.  
We Sell School Supplies

Visit our circulation desk to purchase an item (cash or check only.)
New to Thorndike

These books have recently been added to our collection.  We are always happy to get your suggestionsSome of these very books were suggestions from students.

Need a book or article the library doesn't have?
 
Interlibrary Loan to the Rescue!!

The library can get you books and articles you need from other libraries, often within just a few days.   Find out how easy it is by clicking the image below.
From The Archives: Professors in 1989-90
Anne Kozak, Ken Cline, Bill Carpenter, and John Anderson pictured in the 1989-90 COA Catalog.
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