CALICO Journal (Electronic version) The Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium the journal's website https://www.calico.org/p-5-CALICO Journal.html This is a very good journal for applied linguistics students; Our library has the hardcopy; I assume that the electronic version should be automatically suscribe with the hardcopy, but I can not find the electronic version in our libiary database.
December 2006
21st December, 2006
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Unicard should have an easy to find webpage - make it a project for the break!
13th December, 2006
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Editor-In-Chief: D. Larry Crumbley (Louisiana State University) Journal of Forensic Accounting Publisher: R.T. Edwards, Inc., Philadelphia,PA, USA internet ISSN 1524-5586, Vols. VII and VIII g mui
13th December, 2006
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The staff in the SSH library are always very helpful. Layout pretty good except when books are placed wrongly.
12th December, 2006
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I suggest that the main (SSH) library should have a general science section, called e.g. 'General Science". The reason is that a lot of interesting writing about the broader aspects of science has relevance for the humanities. An example is "Challenging Nature" by Lee Silver (Princeton)which deals brilliantly with the interface between biotechnology and ethics. Another is "Chasing Hubble's Shadows" (Hill and Wang) by
11th December, 2006
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As the year comes to a close I thought I would thank the law librarians for always being there to help and for providing a welcoming environment to students. :)Merry Christmas!
10th December, 2006
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Could there please be a one minute warning when Sleepy is about to come into effect? The fifteen minute warning is insufficient. Alternatively, if only one warning is found to be appropriate, it would be much better to have it closer to the time that the computers are shut down, such as five minutes before.
8th December, 2006
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I find that the annoucements made upon closing time are very intrusive and unnecessary. I understand the need for two or three announcements, but the five that are read out in the Law Library are completely repetitive. There should only be short annoucements at 4:30, 4:45 and 5:00pm (or quivalent times when the library closes at other hours). Why are so many annoucements necessary? Surely the information can be conv
7th December, 2006
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Dear Colleagues you have on your webiste a link to our Transational Law Database or Tldb. We would like to inform you that CENTRALS Tldb is now located under a .net domain at www.tldb.net instead of www.tldb.de. The name of the Tldb has been changed into Transnational Law Digest & Bibliography. We appreciate it very much if you could change your link to www.tldb.net. Thank you very
7th December, 2006
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The title of the book at call number NB115 .B7 1963 is incorrect. It should be 'denote' not 'demote'. Changes the meaning significantly!
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