December 1999: Public Services; Library Facelift; Book Sale

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January 1996: FirstSearch; Early Days at Winthrop; Library Challenges Report

Inside this Issue: Early DaysFaculty ReportDeLamater ElectedActive PeopleMajor Gift

November 2007: A New Approach to Information Literacy

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November 2005: Library's Technology Updated

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December 2002: Services Inside the Library Continue to Grow

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September 2001: The Future of Library Services

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November 2000: Seeing is Believing, Library Changes Since Opening of Dacus

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Spring 1997: It Takes a Faculty to Build a Library

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Spring 1994: Library Hopes for 1994/95

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May 2006: Homeland Security Digitial Library

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10 Reasons Why the Internet Is No Substitute for a Library

In an effort to save our culture, strike a blow for reading, and, above all, correct the well-intentioned but horribly misguided notions about what is fast becoming Intertopia among many nonlibrarian bean counters, here are 10 reasons why the Internet is no substitute for a library.

Reading at Risk

Reading may be in jeopardy as we advance along the information superhighway. Is literacy to be technology's first roadkill?

Reading Is, Like, You Know, Sooooo Gross!

“Huge Decline in Book Reading” ran one headline. “Cultural Atrophy!” read another. “Study Links Drop in Test Scores to a Decline Spent in Reading” ran one for the “Duh!” award. “Americans are Closing the Book on Reading” said one, vying for the pun-acious trophy.