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The Perfect Summer Accessories ...
Summer and vacation are an excellent time for some cool tunes, read that fun book and see that movie you've been meaning to see all year. And, the Library has some great selections! Check out the display on our leisure books, movies and CDs that are perfect for when you're lounging on the beach, in the forest, or anywhere you go this summer. They're even great if you decide to stay indoors to beat the heat. The display table showcases just a small sampling of the leisure books, movies and CDs that we have. To find more titles, browse around in the leisure area. The display table is located near the west entrance by the pay kiosk, and the display will be up through the summer. Explore Migration @ the Library Stop by the Library and discover the display examining the issues of migration. On display is Borderlines: Thoughts on Immigration in Arizona, a book created and written by adjunct faculty Emily Forand and her Honors ENG101 students, along with a video of migration stories from last year's oral history project, The Human Factor: Faces of Migration. The display is located near the computers and will be available through the end of March. This Month in the Display Case ... The display case is located in the Library near the public computers and can be viewed during the Library's open hours. The display case is available to all PVCC faculty, students, employees, clubs and community users by reservation on a first-come basis. For more information about displaying, please contact Christina McDonough at 602-787-7259. New Computer Rules for the Library To use the computers in the Library, you now must have your MEID and the password that goes along with your MEID, and you sign in at the computers. Community users will have a two-hour limit per day for computers.
David Bradley, who teaches ceramics and other art classes here at PVCC, designed the sculpture as an interactive piece--it can be looked at, touched and played. Included with the sculpture are three sticks, which can be used to gently tap different areas of the sculpture. Each section gives off a different tone. This piece is on loan to the library for an indefinite period of time. It is located on the new arrivals shelves in front of the Circulation Desk and can be viewed during the Library's open hours. The Library offers several ways to contact us for the answers you need--text, phone, 24/7chat or in person. Click on the above logo for all the ways we're available to help you!.
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