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The DBU Library is now open. 7:30am - 8pm M-Fri. 10am - 5pm Sat.

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Don't forget to search for ebooks while the library building is closed - you can always "check out" an ebook. https://t.co/sHqvNlZyYe

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How to renew your library books- https://t.co/rQYmNcWdMQ

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If you are unable to visit the library to check out books - remember you can order books through the Distance Education link: https://t.co/tahg0UVveg. Fill out the form for each title you wish to be sent to you. All items are due May 1st.

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Created by Scott Jeffries, Director of the Library, excellent sources on the Coronavirus: https://t.co/50VQ5sSTBg

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Information from the Credo academic database concerning the Coronavirus: https://t.co/QmYJ3QCloq

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The Library will maintain Spring Break hours for the coming week.
Saturday, March 14 – 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday, March 15 – CLOSED
Monday, March 16 – Friday, March 20 – 7 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Saturday, March 21 – 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday, March 22 – 2:30 p.m. - Midnight

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Spring Break Hours:
Sat. 7:30 - 6pm
Sun. CLOSED
Mon.-Fri. 7:00am - 11pm
Sat. 7:30 - 6pm
Sun. 2:30pm - 12 pm

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Traveling for Spring Break? Even if you are staying home, travel "virtually" with the panoramic map collection at the Library of Congress: https://t.co/WqXKRm2asX

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Join us for Friday Podcast Brunch Club - great food and interesting podcast discussions. This week's topic: Creativity.
Listen to these podcasts and come discuss with us in the Rumbley Room in the library at 10am on Friday-
https://t.co/CQnpJ2Bjwu

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20 minutes of research with treats! Stop by the DBU Library research classroom tonight at 6pm-

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Stop by the DBU Library today for a "Welcome Back" cup of coffee and donut hole!

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On Jan 22, 1984, Apple sponsored a Super Bowl ad to announce that 1984 would not be like Orwell's 1984. View the iconic introduction to the Macintosh computer here - https://t.co/Oud2Nb4QNh . How much has technology changed and affected our lives in the last 36 years? #wearedbu

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On Jan 10,1917, Alice Paul led the first "Silent Sentinels" protest outside the White House. Ten days later Paul was imprisoned for months for protesting women's rights in Washington. The DBU Library holds many sources on the fascinating history of Women's Suffrage. #wearedbu

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Jan 8 is significant - In 1815 Gen Jackson's small army defeated 8,000 British in the Battle of New Orleans, in 1867 African American men gained the right to vote, in 1946 Elvis received his first guitar. Today remember God loves you and is present in every moment. #wearedbu

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Doctoral Writing Retreats spring 2020 https://t.co/kijxhDQVrH

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On January 6, 1945, George Bush, on leave from World War II, married Barbara Pierce. The bride was 20 years old—the groom 19 years old. Still 18 years old when commissioned in June 1943, Bush became the youngest pilot in the United States Navy. #SpringDBU #DBU2020