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[NoodleTools, Inc. @noodletools]

Let your HS seniors who are graduating know about this special deal, to continue using NoodleTools through college! https://t.co/5nNGRwfteq

[Library Journal @LibraryJournal]

A booklist for U.S. library patrons looking to read about Ukrainian history and current events, compiled by Olha Aleksic, Jacyk Bibliographer for Ukrainian Collections at Harvard Univ.’s Ukrainian Research Institute (@HURI_Harvard): https://t.co/gkADbnCroM

[APA Style @APA_Style]

FAQ: How many citations do I need in a paragraph where I am paraphrasing from one or more sources (e.g., after every sentence or just once at the end)?
A: The “Long Paraphrases” section of this page has practical guidelines and examples: https://t.co/eH9tg2nf4M #APAStyle

[National Book Foundation @nationalbook]

2021 National Book Awards Longlist for Fiction

https://t.co/L9nhv93cjn

[National Book Foundation @nationalbook]

For National Poetry Month @BostonReview highlights contributions from poets including #NBAwards Winner @DonMeeChoi and #LiteratureforJustice committee member and author @dwaynebetts and many more https://t.co/AiGgSM3N2o

[Goodreads @goodreads]

We spoke with famed biographer and 'The Code Breaker' author @WalterIsaacson about the world-shaking potential of gene editing, the secret to effective science writing, and the abiding joy of figuring out how stuff works: https://t.co/n9NVcTYAdb

[Library of Congress @librarycongress]

This #NationalPoetryMonth, celebrate the words of Indigenous poets with @SmithsonianNMAI, including U.S. Poet Laureate @JoyHarjo, @KealohaPoetry, @NatalieGDiaz and @jamaicaosorio. Streaming online, on demand through April 30: https://t.co/fedFhQ5J3A

[Fairfax Library @fairfaxlibrary]

Celebrate #NationalPoetryMonth by trying your hand at #Haiku! Traditional Japanese haiku often involve nature, but the sky's not your limit! Use the American haiku format of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables & share it with us. Learn more: https://t.co/frcEamyr1y

[The Hugo Awards @TheHugoAwards]

2021 Hugo Award Finalists Announced https://t.co/4dHFZa0wWR

[Library of Congress @librarycongress]

Celebrate the 2021 National Cherry Blossom Festival with a new video series from the Library that highlights both historic and contemporary traditions of springtime flower viewing, drawing on a variety of artifacts from Library collections: https://t.co/rGSIvx9Bph

[George Mason Creative Writing @mason__cw]

It's spring, and Fall for the Book is back! Don't miss the upcoming events: https://t.co/bauyxzLjzz

[National Book Foundation @nationalbook]

Congratulations to all shortlisted for the CILIP Carnegie Medal @CILIPCKG including #NBAwards Finalist @JasonReynolds83 and Winner Elizabeth Acevedo https://t.co/JfSZOeBAsv

[APA Style @APA_Style]

Are you writing an #APAStyle paper this week? What questions can we help answer?

[Library of Congress @librarycongress]

Today in History: Susan B. Anthony speaks before the House Judiciary Committee, 1884 #otd #tih #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/HYUCahb7uB

[Library of Congress @librarycongress]

March is Women's History Month -- visit this special website from the Library & several federal partners celebrating the vital role of women in American history: https://t.co/e01acfhuIK

[APA Style @APA_Style]

In an #APAStyle paper, double-space the reference list, both within and between references. Do not add extra lines between references. For more tips, see our Creating an APA Style Reference List Guide at https://t.co/CwJIUgCVax #7thEdition

[TJ Library @TJHSSTLibrary]

Today is International Women & Girls in Science day. Here are some books that celebrate women in science: https://t.co/LVu2M2ugrc

[Ann Bonitatibus @FCPSHRAnnB]

Congrats to talented TJ artists recognized as Scholastic Award Winners! Thanks to art teacher Ms. Tracy Harris for her instruction and showcasing students' work. https://t.co/CgsqG8cq0v via @YouTube

[Library of Congress @librarycongress]

Today in History: poet & author Langston Hughes born, 1902 #otd #tih #AAHM #BlackHistoryMonthhttps://www.loc.gov/item/today-in-history/february-01/?loclr=twloc

[Goodreads @goodreads]

22-year-old Amanda Gorman is only the sixth poet in U.S. history to read their work at a presidential inauguration, and within the week she's become a sensation. @NBCNews takes a look at other inaugural poets and their poetry collections: https://t.co/OoZWX9P5bR