Hi All, Back in the 60s there was a TV show called the "Smothers Brothers", it was a light hearted comedy sketch show. During the 1967 season they performed a sketch in which they played the role of censors grappling with the phrase “my pulse beats wildly in my breast whenever you are near”, eventually changing the phrase to “my pulse beats wildly in my wrist whenever you are near”. Apparently, a very amusing sketch, unfortunately no one was able to see it because the censors cut it, even though there was no profanity in the work. I’m pleased to say we live in a different world now and if I feel like saying “H-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------r” and not only that, “S-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------y” no one will stop me.

To get the pulses beating wildly in your wrists next week, we have Margaret Sloan-McDonald running a “Finding articles for your assignments” class in eZone 1 on Tuesday the 5th at 11AM.

If you would like to come to any of the classes that the library run but times don’t suit, come and see us and we will see what we can do. Marcos