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Document Delivery Changes For Dec 15th

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UNB Libraries Document Delivery system currently uses a server at Memorial University of Newfoundland. To provide more efficient service, the system will be moved to a server at Relais International, Ottawa, Ontario on Friday December 15, 2006. It is estimated that the system will be unavailable for a minimum of five days.

Extended Hours During Exams

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Each of our campus libraries are offering quiet study space and extended hours during the December exam period. Exam hours are as follows:

Engineering Library (Begin December 4)
Monday

CompuSmart Winner Announced

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The draw for our $250 Shopping Spree provided courtesy of CompuSmart (Fredericton) took place on November 20 at the Harriet Irving Library.

Jocelyne Thompson, the Head of Public Services for UNB Libraries, did the honours and reached into our barrel of approx. 300 entries to draw out the name of the lucky winner — Shauna Fox. Shauna is a full-time student at UNB.

Science Library Hours Change — November 18

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On Saturday November 18, the Science and Forestry Library will be open from 5 pm to 9 pm only. This is due to an electrical power outage scheduled for the IUC Forestry and IUC Physics/Administration buildings between 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

History Of Women At UNB Exhibit

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Archives and Special Collections invite all patrons to view their exhibit “From Hired Help to Highest Office: Reflections on the History of Women at UNB” in the H.R. Stewart Exhibition Room — 5th floor of the Harriet Irving Library.

HIL Moves Forward With Learning Commons Project

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The Harriet Irving Library (HIL) is in the process of transforming its first floor space into a more flexible, innovative environment where members of our campus communities can come together to learn, create and share knowledge.

The HIL Learning Commons is a multi-phase project — one of its goals is to provide additional seating for approx. 200 students.