Library Lingo
An MSU Libraries Publication
V O L U M E
Mon.-Thurs.
Friday
Sat.
Sun.
7am - 9pm
7am - 5pm
10am - 5pm
10am - 9pm
Creative Arts Library
Cheever 207
Summer Hours
Mon.-Fri. 8am - 5pm
Sat. & Sun. - Closed
Special Collections
Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-5pm
Sat. & Sun. - Closed
Libraries closed on
Sunday, July 4,
Monday, July 5
Library Telephone
Numbers
AV/Microform 994-5299
Circ.
994-3139
CAL Library 994-4091
ILL
994-3161
Reference
994-3171
Special Coll. 994-4242
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Workshop Wednesdays @ Renne Library
With summer being a little less hectic than the fall and spring semesters, take some
time to attend one of the many workshops being offered. Sessions are held in the
Heathcote Classroom from noon-1pm. Check out what is coming up.
June 2 - Getting Started with Zotero: Learn to use this free, easy-to-use Firefox extension that
enables you to collect, organize, retrieve, and share your research sources.
June 9 - EndNote Web Basics: Formatting citations and managing bibliographies has never been
so easy! Learn to import records, add notes, and format them in any one of thousands of citation styles.
June 16 - Excel 2007: In this workshop, we will discuss where many of the Excel features are now
located in this new interface and learn how to set up formulas, charts, and more.
June 23 - Searching for Images: Learn how to use MSU Libraries to find images. Whether you
are looking for artistic renderings, photographs, or graphics, there are a number of tools and a variety of
strategies you can employ to find them.
June 30 - Getting Started with Zotero: Learn to use this free, easy-touse Firefox extension that enables you to collect, organize, retrieve, and share
your research sources.
July 7 - EndNote Web Basics: Formatting citations and managing
bibliographies has never been so easy! Learn to import records, add notes, and
format them in any one of thousands of citation styles.
July 14 - PowerPoint 2007: Learn some new tips and tricks to jazz up
your PowerPoint presentations.
You vs. Sherlock Holmes. May the better detective win.
Are you as smart as Sherlock Holmes? Test your mental prowess by
trying to solve this mystery.
One snowy night, Sherlock Holmes was in his house sitting by a fire. All
of a sudden a snowball came crashing through his window, breaking it.
Holmes got up and looked out the window just in time to see three neighborhood kids
who were brothers run around a corner. Their names were John Crimson, Mark
Crimson and Paul Crimson.
The next day Holmes got a note on his door that read
"? Crimson. He broke your window."
Which of the three Crimson brothers should Sherlock Holmes question about the
incident?
Mark Crimson
Renne Library
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I S S U E
"?" = question MARK, so the note on the door reads "Question Mark Crimson. He broke your window."
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