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The new 2004 Eileen Wallace Children’s Literature Collection wall calendar showcases the depth of the library’s holdings in children’s literature.
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Come find out how UNB Libraries? print and electronic resources are available to help you in your job.
A hands-on session will be offered on Tuesday, June 24, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Instructional Learning Centre Lab at the Harriet Irving Library. Instruction will cover online newspapers, consumer information and encyclopedias available from your desktop.
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UNB Libraries is undertaking to move materials this summer to the new storage facility at the back of the Provincial Archives building. The move will create room for the growth of the collection and will allow us to add much-needed study space in the Harriet Irving Library.
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Some time ago, former UNB librarian Suzanne Chaney made a donation of several thousand dollars to UNB specifying that the gift be used to acquire books “good for the soul.” We have taken this to mean books that satisfy intellectual curiosity, nurture an inquiring mind, inspire, or simply – if there’s anything simple about that – provide pleasure and amusement.
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Paintings and prints, created by members of the Fredericton Society of Artists, will be displayed on the main floor of the Harriet Irving Library from May through July.
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During Spring and Summer Sessions, May 1-Sept. 5, 2003, the Microforms Department at the Harriet Irving Library (3rd floor) will have staff available during the following hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.