The DNL Report

The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore is a tribute to books and book lovers, with a heavy nod to the Wizard of Oz.

Currently, every every federal agency funding non-classified research requires free online access to the full-text, peer-reviewed results of that research as soon as possible after its publication.

COLOR Printing in now Available at the Info Commons area on the Main floor of the Library. Cost is 25 cents per page. The COLOR Printer is labeled Printer C and is located farthest away from the doorway in Info Commons.    

Through February the library will be exploring African-American history through film and music with a display of DVDs and CDs located downstairs in the media area.

As we look toward the beginning of the semester, we have some database changes we want to tell you about. The first is that several of our Proquest databases have undergone a name change in order to make the discovery process more uniform: Proquest Black Newspapers is now Black Newspapers Proquest Computing is now Computing Proquest Education Journals is now Education Journals Proquest Health Management is now Health Management Proquest Newspapers is now National Newspapers Premier Proquest Nursing and Allied Health Source is now Nursing and Allied Health Source Proquest Psychology Journals is now Psychology Journals Proquest Science Journals is not Science Journals Proquest Social Science Journals is now Social Science Journals You may also notice that all of our databases that were supplied by Wilson have been switched to a new, Ebsco interface. We have updated all of our Best Bets and class guides to reflect these changes, and to ensure that this translation is seamless. If you have any questions, or if you encounter any problems, please contact Curtis Ferree, Electronic Resources Librarian, cferree@fairfield.edu.

Mashable rides the recent wave highlighted in the New York Times (The Joy of Quiet) regarding the importance of unplugging for peace of mind and to get work done.