Do you remember learning about ‘food webs’ in school? Do you remember drawing the inter-connections between plants, animals, and the environment where they live? On Friday, October 25th, at noon in Room 302 West in the Leddy Library, we’re going to try to draw a different type of web.
Trench Journals and Unit Magazines of the First World War. It is available at this link until NOV 8, 2013. If you're interested in this or have feedback about whether this is something we should pursue, please let me know.
Welcome and welcome back to the University of Windsor!
If you are new to campus and new to the country, we'd like to let you know that the Leddy Library will be offering tours to International Students on September 12th at 11 am and on September 13th at 2pm. Just meet us in the lobby of the Leddy Library to join us!
The Leddy Library has reduced the price of its network laser printing just in time for the new Fall Semester. Costs are
Also of note, our black and white printers now default to double-sided printing. Single sided printing is still available; just select the option before you hit the print button.
This week, it was announced that Lawrence Hill would be writing and delivering this year's 2013 Massey Lectures and he would be speaking of Blood, the stuff of life.
A few years ago, I started a collection at NYU’s Fales Library & Special Collections to document the feminist Riot Grrrl movement in its formative and most active years, from 1989 to 1997. Originally a reaction against the failures of punk to extend its DIY model of empowerment to women, Riot Grrrl encouraged young women to form their own bands, self-publish personal stories and revolutionary agendas in zines, and carve out safe spaces in a violent, misogynist culture.
Did you see that story on the internet last week? You know, that story about the guy who figured out a way of keeping mosquitoes at bay by using a simple household fan?
Rap Genius + Pulitzer-winning novel = Poetry Genius
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