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Check out our new Information Literacy I tutorial! This interactive tutorial will guide you through the research process and introduce you to the basics of conducting research using library and internet resources. This online tutorial can be completed from any computer, on or off campus. There is also a navigation menu that allows you to skip to specific parts of the tutorial that you need to learn. While this tutorial is specifically designed around the information taught in our English I library research sessions, it will be helpful for anyone who needs to learn or brush up on basic research skills. You'll find the tutorial under the Research Help menu on our homepage. Happy Researching!

In the Fall, the Library implemented a new way for current periodicals to be displayed. You may have already seen the new shelving in the display area. With this new shelving, the Library can display over 60 current periodicals. Check back later in the semester to find back issues neatly concealed behind the current issue.

Faculty, Staff and Administrators may checkout back issues of periodicals for one week. Unfortunately, the current issue on display cannot be checked out.

In the meantime, please enjoy the new periodical display which enables more titles and more issues to be available to the community.

The Spring 2009 Edition of the Library Newsletter is now available. For more information and to view the latest issue of Check It Out, see the Newsletter Page.

A new feature on the Library's webpage allows you to view a select number of new materials. If you check back later on, you'll see a different list. These titles are updated monthly. All new books are located on the first floor of the library and may be checked out with a valid College ID.

The Library will be closed from December 24th through January 4th. We will reopen January 5th with special hours for the Winter Review Session. Regular hours resume January 20th. Please check the Hours Page for more details.

The Library would like to extend a big "Thank You" to all those who donated food over the past month. We collected over 30 bags of food which was delivered to the Food Bank Network of Bridgewater. Look out for details for the next Food for Fines in the Spring!

If you donate at least one non-perishable food item to the Library, any overdue fines up to $5.00 will be waived on your account. Even if you do not have any overdue fines, please try to donate canned goods for the Holiday Season. All donations will benefit the Food Bank Network in Bridgewater.

Every little bit helps! If you have questions about Food for Fines, please contact the Library's Circulation Desk at 908-526-1200 x8423. Please see the Flyer for a list of suggestions and more info.

The Library's final report on the LibQUAL survey. For more information see the Library's LibQUAL Page.

The Fall 2008 Edition of the Library Newsletter is now available. For more information and to view the latest issue of Check It Out, see the Newsletter Page.

Do you have a research paper due this semester? Sign up for a research paper workshop. More information is available on the Sign-Up Page.