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More Computers – HIL 5th Floor

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Looking for more computer space in HIL?   When Learning Commons areas are busy, try taking the elevator to HIL’s 5th floor and you’ll discover a new lab open for students Monday – Thursday (8:30am-9:00pm), Friday (8:30am-4:30pm).  Lab is closed on weekends.

Libraries Earn Top Honours In 2010 University Report Card

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Results from the 2010 Canadian University Report Card are in.   UNB Libraries received top honours for the quality resources and services they provide for UNB and STU students.

To view the complete survey results online, please click on the link below:

H1N1 Subject Guide Now Available

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  • Looking for objective scientific information about the H1N1 Swine Flu?
  • Wishing that the H1N1-related websites of major public health agencies and key health sciences journals were all brought together in one place?

Look no further!  UNB Libraries have created a comprehensive H1N1 subject guide to assist you at:

H1N1 Subject Guide Now Available

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Corrections – APA Style Guide (6th Edition)

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In July 2009, the American Psychological Association (APA) published a new Sixth edition of their Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.

Several errors have been discovered in the 1st printing of the Sixth edition and APA is providing a PDF noting the corrections at:

Current Trials – New Products

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UNB Libraries is pleased to offer faculty, students and staff the opportunity to test-drive a variety of electronic products offered to our librarians for evaluation purposes