New Books: Leisure Reading Collection

July 2007

In order to prepare for and move the library’s legal collection to the new paralegal library space at the Cato Campus, the Central Campus library will be closed on Monday, July 30, and Tuesday, July 31.

We’ll be packing up over 7,000 volumes of legal materials, which will then be transported to Cato and shelved in the paralegal library, with the assistance of Facilities Services.

Library Services apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause, and appreciates your understanding as we work on this important initiative.

Requests for books and videos from other campus libraries to be sent to Central campus will be suspended during the Summer break, beginning July 18 – August 18.

The satellite campus libraries (all but Central) will be closed during that time and no staff will be available to put the requested materials in transit to Central campus. Item requests will resume August 18. Thanks for your patience!

We’ve had many new acquisitions for the month of June including: 131 books, 47 DVDs, and 3 audio books. But we would rather you use them rather than count them, so take a look at the list of titles and come get some! Remember, if the title is not at your campus library you can always request to have it delivered there. Click here for details.

The summer semester is almost over and we hope everyone has had a great one! CPCC Libraries will have shortened hours for intersession. Our hours for July 18th – August 18th are as follows —

New Books: Leisure Reading Collection

June 2007

Throughout the month of May CPCC Libraries added a ton of new material for our community to enjoy. Additons include new books, DVDs, and even a few audiobooks. At Harris Campus we added books on early childhood education and Cato Campus added materials to enrich our horticulure collection, but that’s not all…

Please take a moment to scan a full list of the new additons to our collection.

We strive to support the curious minds of our students, faculty, and staff and hope you enjoy these new additions!

The regional campus libraries will be closed May 10-20, and starting May 21st, the summer hours will be:

Levine, Cato, Harper: Monday – Thursday, 9-6, closed 1-2 for lunch
North: Monday – Tuesday, 9-6, closed 1-2 for lunch
Harris: Wed – Thursday, 9-6, closed 1-2 for lunch

Settle into your favorite easy chair, relax, and crack one open — a book that is. We’ve been busy throughout the month of March adding new Books and more to our collections. Below are a few highlights. For a complete list follow the link at the bottom of this post. Enjoy!

HB615 .G665 2007 — Trump University Entrepreneurship 101: How to Turn Your Idea into a Money Making Machine

HV6529 .S32 2005 — Natural Born Celebrities: Serial Killers in American Culture

NK1980 .M3 2001 — Interior Design in the 20th Century

PR3093 .A46 2004 — Almost Shakespeare: Reinventing his Works for Cinema and Television

TH139 .R37 2004 — High Steel: The Daring Men who Built the World’s Greatest Skyline

http://www1.cpcc.edu/library/library-services/faculty-resources/cd/resolveUid/4627bb00787d3d645ffbb9e1bde5a2a8

What’s the greatest book you’ve read recently? BookMarks returns April 20th, 1:30-2:30 in LR404. The event is an open forum where those from the CPCC community can share recommendations with one another.

The week of April 20th is National Library Week, and we’d love to celebrate all types of fiction and non-fiction. If you’ve read a great or not-so-great book recently, we’d love to hear about it. Refreshments and an assortment of sweets are provided.

If you’d like to write a review for the BookMarks newsletter submit it here… http://www.cpcc.edu/forms/library/bookreview1.asp

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