The DiMenna-Nyselius Library will be closed starting at 12:30 pm on Wednesday, Nov. 26.
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Many people may recognize British actor Benedict Cumberbatch from his work in the infamous BBC television series Sherlock, in which he stars as the intellectual crime solving detective. Now Benedict stars in the Imitation Game alongside Keira Knightley which will be released on November 28th. The Sherlock star plays the role of Alan Turing, a noteworthy mathematician responsible for cracking several Nazi codes that ultimately led to the victory of the Allies in World War II. Aside from the focus on Turing
The Imitation Game theatrical movie poster[/caption]
Many people may recognize British actor Benedict Cumberbatch from his work in the infamous BBC television series Sherlock, in which he stars as the intellectual crime solving detective. Now Benedict stars in the Imitation Game alongside Keira Knightley which will be released on November 28th. The Sherlock star plays the role of Alan Turing, a noteworthy mathematician responsible for cracking several Nazi codes that ultimately led to the victory of the Allies in World War II. Aside from the focus on Turing
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Last night, the National Book awards had its 65th anniversary with Ursula K. Le Guin as the winner of The National Book Foundation's Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. Guin was born in 1929 in Berkeley, California and is recognized for her focus in the genres of science fiction and fantasy. This is her second time receiving the National Book award (the first time was back in 1973). This award is unique because it credits selected authors for their openness about their history and style of writing.
Fun facts:
- Ursulla K. Le Guin is the 27th winner of this award.
- In 1973, she won this award for her novel titled The Farthest Shore which is a fantasy work geared towards young-adults.
- She is a graduate of Columbia University and has been publishing novels since 1966!
- Her works have been influenced by Lord of the Rings author J.R.R .Tolkien.
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Taylor Swift - 1989 Call Number: M1630.18.S97
Bummed that Taylor Swift took her album off Spotify? Check it out from the library! It is located in the New CD collection on the main level, next to the ITS office.
The library is always ordering new albums from popular and alternative artists. To view a full list of our newest items click the
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