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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Best websites for election video
Posted By Joe at 3:44 PM in Category: Current Hot Topics
Monday, September 22, 2008
MyDebates: online companion to the 2008 presidential debates
MyDebates: the official online companion to the 2008 presidential debates.

http://www.myspace.com/mydebates

"Powered by MySpace.com in partnership with the Commission on Presidential Debates"
Posted By Joe at 9:15 AM in Category: Current Hot Topics
Friday, August 15, 2008
Forensic Chemistry Lab Manual
From 8/15/08 Scout Report.

Any aspect of forensic science can be quite tricky, and educators will be delighted to learn about this helpful educational resource designed just for them. Created by Professor Robert Thompson of Oberlin College this online forensic chemistry lab manual is designed to help chemistry faculty in developing forensic chemistry project laboratories for both undergraduate and graduate courses. In this manual, visitors will find sample preparations, procedural details, instructions for students, and typical results in a variety of formats. Along the left-hand side of the homepage, visitors can look through the forensic chemistry analyses, which include explosives, fabric, glass, and arson. The site is rounded out by a selection of "Stories", which are meant to provide the background for chemical analyses of crime scene samples. [KMG]

Forensic Chemistry Lab Manual

Posted By Callie at 12:49 PM in Category: Science Resources
Monday, July 28, 2008
English Composition: Writing for an Audience
Want to write a great essay or come up with an original voice? These two questions and many more are discussed in this 26-part series on English composition. Offered as part of the Annenberg Media website, this video series "introduces basic principles and strategies for communicating in writing to a variety of audiences and improving general composition skills." Over the course of this series, interested parties will hear from a wide range of writing professionals. Each episode is 30 minutes long and the program titles include "Finding Something To Say", "Reading as a Writer", and "Peer Feedback". The material is quite varied, as users will find segments with Michael Moore and Rush Limbaugh arguing about the definition of "welfare" and writers from the television program "MAD TV" talking about the experience of collaborative writing. [KMG]

Link: Writing

Taken from
Internet Scout Report
Posted By callie at 1:57 PM in Category: Humanities Resources
Friday, July 25, 2008
BioEd Online: The Pathway to Genomic Medicine
The Baylor College of Medicine's BioEd website has added a new video presentation and slide set which will please all science educators everywhere. "The Pathway to Genomic Medicine", created by Dr. Richard Gibbs, Director of the Human Genome Sequencing Center. Specific information about recent progress made in this area will help educators better understand some of these developments. As each slide contains keywords, one may search the slides in this way.

Bioedonline

Posted By callie at 11:35 AM in Category: Science Resources
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
New Books in May
In May, 171 new books, videos, and other items were added to the Libraries collection.

View the list.

Posted By Joe at 2:06 PM in Category: Book of the Week

Construction Photos
Posted By Joe at 2:04 PM in Category: Library News & Events
Thursday, May 8, 2008
New books for April
In April, 263 new books, DVDs, and other items were added to the Libraries collection.

View the acquisitions list.

Posted By Joe at 1:40 PM in Category: Book of the Week

LibQUAL+® Survey
Thank you for your participation in the 2008 Iona College Library LibQUAL+® Survey. There were 629 completed surveys. Over the next few months we will be analyzing the data and your comments. We expect to publish the findings during the fall semester. Congratulations to the winners of the $50 Barnes & Noble gift cards. They are: Caroline Leach, Kristin Heller, Roxanne Olivo, Amanda D'Oro, and Dr. John Mahon.
Posted By Joe at 11:06 AM in Category: Library News & Events
Monday, April 7, 2008
Archdiocese Celebrates Bicentennial
The Archdiocese of New York is celebrating its bicentennial with a year long series of events that began in April 2007. In commemoration of this historic occasion the library has assembled a series of displays in Ryan Library titled -- Archdiocese of New York Bicentennial Celebration: 1808 - 2008
Posted By Tony at 11:55 AM in Category: Library News & Events
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