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Classical Music at the Library
Start out the semester with opera and other classical music, thanks to a generous donation of CDs from the estate of James Q. Biggs. Browse through the newest acquisitions, located on the new CD truck in the reference area of the library A complete list of CDs from the Biggs gift is available from the library catalog.
Featured Lists
Take a moment to browse the Library's FEATURED LISTS webpage.
The following lists are currently available:
Selected New Books added to the Library collection Spanish Language Videos Latest issues of Shhh! the Library Newsletter List of selected oral histories available at Mills List of Mills theses sorted by author List of dance videos sorted by title List of circulating DVD and video titles List of music CDs sorted by title and artist List of LP records sorted by title New lists may be added periodically so be sure to check back!
Library Newsletter
Posted every month, Shhh! will have book reviews, highlights of new materials added to the collection, profiles of authors, and … the Miss Nomer column. Past issues of Shhh!
September 2007
Latina Heritage Month Display
The Library is please to participate in the Latina Heritage Month campuswide celebration. Our current display includes a wide range of items from the Library's collection by Latina/o authors as well as about the Latina/o community. Items range from topics such Afro-Latino history, politics and government in Latin America, Latinas on stage and the United Farmworkers history. Several videos as well as CD's by well known Latina/o artist just as Selena, Celia Cruz and Hèctor Lavoe whose life the recently released movie "El Cantante" is based on. Next to the display is a small sample of fiction books by Latina/o writers for you to browse and check out. These items include some children's picture books and young adult books and novels. Come check us out!
August 2007
New Books in the Library
Did you know that the Library generally receives about 400 new books (as well as music CDs, music scores, DVDs, etc.!) every month? Rather than just shelving these new acquisitions, the Library is now spotlighting them on the book truck on your right after you enter the building. Check it out and see what’s new for the past week or so. There is also a new book browsing area at the far end of the first floor. These are also books of current interest and include many fiction titles. Books generally are kept in the new book browsing area for several months. So, come by and see what’s new!
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