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No Más Muertes / No More Deaths
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Research @ the Schoolhouse
Free block between classes? Hum flex-ing? Have a research question? New! & for the month of April, I’ll be in 308 to answer research questions: Monday – C and E block (including Hum. Flex) Tuesday – B Block Thursday – B Block See you soon!
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Thanksgiving Recess
Best wishes from the library for a relaxing and scrumptious Thanksgiving Recess. The library will be open the Monday and Tuesday of Thanksgiving Recess week, from 8:30-5. The library’s digital collections are always open. If you are off the grounds for the break, please first log in to vpn.sps.edu to gain access to the library’s digital holdings. Have a wonderful Recess!
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New Reference Book: The New York Times on Gay and Lesbian Issues
The New York Times on Gay and Lesbian Issues by Susan Burgess, CQ Press, 2011. Find it in Ohrstrom at: REF 306.76 B91N A volume of articles from The New York Times relevant to Gay and Lesbian issues. Each news article is paired with a scholarly analysis. Articles are grouped together in reporting of a larger topic. Examples of Topics: The Stonewall Rebellion Science Aids Privacy Military Marriage Helpful for: History, Humanities, Gender Studies, LGBT Studies, Journalism
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Welcome ASP: It’s Summertime!
Welcome to the 55th Session of ASP! St. Paul’s School founded the Advanced Studies Program in 1958 to provide talented New Hampshire public and parochial high school juniors with challenging educational opportunities, and use of the Ohrstrom Library is integral to this enriching experience. The staff of Ohrstrom Library welcomes ASP faculty and students and hope that you enjoy and take advantage of its collections and services this summer. Did you know? The ASP went co-ed in 1961 (10 years before SPS). The ice-cream machine in the Upper is provided by the ASP. In its early years, the ASP was primarily focused on math and science, offering such courses as:…
