There is going to be an event in our solarium this evening from 4 pm to 7 pm. The south wing of the library, including the computer lab, will be undisturbed for those who need it.
The Library will be closed this coming Monday, May 27th, for Memorial Day. Please also note that we will be closed this Saturday and Sunday, as well, as we begin summer hours on Wednesday, the 22nd.
http://web.gcc.mass.edu/library/about/hours/
Yes, the library is open all summer! Our hours for summer 2013 begin Wednesday, May 22nd:
- Monday : 8 am to 5 pm
- Tuesday : 8 am to 8 pm
- Wednesday : 8 am to 8 pm
- Thursday : 8 am to 5 pm
- Friday (May 245th and 31st; August 16th, 23rd, and 30th): 8 am to 5 pm
- Friday (June 3rd to August 9th): 8 am to noon
- Closed Saturday and Sunday
Exceptions for the summer include:
- Monday, May 27th : closed for Memorial Day
- Thursday, July 4th : closed for Independence Day
- Monday, September 2nd : closed for Labor Day
Regular semester hours will resume Tuesday, September 3rd.
The end of the semester is upon us – many students will be moving on, graduating, or transferring after finals. So how has this year been for you?
As a follow-up to our fall display, come add your thoughts to our tree! Write your accomplishments on a flower and let your disappointments go by writing them on a rain drop.
Our tree will be on the bulletin board, just outside the library, through graduation.
“In naming the library after these two extraordinary educators and colleagues, we honor not only them, but also their passionate belief in the hallmark values of a library; open access, intellectual freedom and lifelong learning.”
-Library Director, Deb Chown
This Friday, April 26th, at 4 pm, the official library dedication will take place in the Nahman-Watson Solarium. Please join us in celebrating Phyllis Nahman and Gretchen Watson, whose extraordinary legacy has lead to the naming of our library.
A reception will follow the ceremony with food and drink. This event is free and open to the public.
Please note that the library solarium may be disrupted on Friday for set up.
Never written a college research paper before or need to improve your skills? Don’t know where to start? Come to this session to learn how to pick a good topic, find quality information, stay organized, and where to get writing and citation help. Don’t get overwhelmed – keep calm and come to the library!
There will be free food and drink.
Thursday, April 25th, 12:30-1:30 pm, in the MacLeish Room (C307, just outside the library)
Monday, April 15th, the library will be closed for the day in observation on Patriot’s Day (there are no day classes). We will be open in the evening, from 4:30 to 8:30 pm. Evening classes are held as normal.
The things we find left behind in books are their own kind of poetry. Check out the album on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.568933246473241.1073741825.214228015277101&type=1 …
April in National Poetry Month! Stop by to check our our book display, take a poem with you, and make magnetic poetry.
Some magnetic poems made so far:
recall enormous plastic swift skin
let us
not
she is wild but as creatures play..
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smell sweet perfume/ no need for
more desire/ you watch me fly through
the blue delight on my face
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rename a pig
and lick up garden rust
to make easy love together
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symphony woman has fire
I dream named tasting nectar
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embrace the night like home
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a compassionate moon dream chant
Worship the languid peach
picture a cunning rose cat
kiss a mischievous blossom
ask for ancient stormy beauty
And sing of whispered diamond moments
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Garden mist as frantic goddess
watching
smooth water soar above like music
from shining love
Sorry for the inconvenience.
