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09/30/2011
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Maria Full of Grace

Library Multimedia Room, Tuesday October 4th, 7pm Join us for the final film of the Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month Film Series. Dr. Javier Campos of the Department of Modern Languages and Literature will introduce the film Maria Full of Grace and hold a discussion immediately following. FYE credit and snacks provided. About the film: Starring Catalina Sandino Moreno, Guilied Lopez and Orlando Tob
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09/28/2011
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Come down to the library and pick a
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09/28/2011
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"The Irish in Film," the free movie series sponsored by the Irish Studies Committee at Fairfield University, opens on Wednesday, October 5 with four diverse films. Now in its fourth year, the series is part of Fairfield University's "Arts & Minds" season of cultural and intellectual programs. The 2010 documentary, "The Pipe," opens the series on October 5. It tells the story of the people of County Mayo, Ireland, and their attempt to prevent Shell, a multinational oil company, from laying an underwater and underground pipe from a gas field off the western coast to an inland refinery in the small town of Ballinaboy. The pipe would make it possible for Shell to distribute the gas all across Ireland. Protestors see the Shell plan as a looming environmental disaster that will cause economic hardship to the local fishing and farming communities. Over several years of demonstrations, the protestors become increasingly desperate, while others in the community agree to accept Shell's financial compensation. Shell has refused to tell its side of the story and to this day the battle has not been resolved. "The Pipe" was shown at the London Film Festival and the Toronto Film Festival. The presenter for this film is to be announced. The films will be shown in the Multimedia Room of the DiMenna-Nyselius Library on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. The films will be introduced by professors who teach in the Irish Studies program. Fairfield University welcomes students as well as the greater community to this free event. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, please contact Marion White, Irish Studies Committee, at (203) 254-4000, ext. 3021 or e-mail her at mwhite@fairfield.edu.
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09/26/2011
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The DiMenna-Nyselius Library collection has now reached203,073 titles. Less than three years ago, our ebook collections was less than 70,000 - we've has a 191% increase in three years!
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09/26/2011
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Sin Nombre, Tuesday, September 27th @
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09/20/2011
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Gift to Fairfield University Campus Art Collection to be displayed at DiMenna-Nyselius Library On Friday, September 30, 2011, at noon, local Connecticut artist Ernest Garthwaite
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09/19/2011
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From the Straits of Magellan to the Caribbean tropics and the Rio Grande, this exhibit features images, artifacts and information about the unique and diverse region that is Latin America and the library resources that allow you to explore it. The exhibit is being displayed in conjunction with Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month on campus, which runs from September 15, 2011 - October 15, 2011.

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09/19/2011
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Motorcycle Diaries, Tuesday, September 20th @
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09/19/2011
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The Library Web Committee is pleased to announce the launch of the Library's mobile
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09/16/2011
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[caption id="attachment_3357" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Check it out!"][/caption]   We are now offering a self-checkout option for books. The Self-Checkout station is located at the Circulation Desk on the main floor, on the Reserves side, opposite the New Acquisitions shelves.
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