Anyone looking for the article “Coca-Cola, caffeine, and mental deficiency: Harry Hollingworth and the Chattanooga trial of 1911” please be aware there is some wonkiness with loading the PDF. Email the PDF article to yourself if it doesn’t load.
In Just-
spring semester when the weather is winter-
ific the website
for the library
is new and improved
and seniorsandjuniors use it
to book study rooms and
find movies and it’s
spring
semester where there’s the promise of warmth
the website
for library services
is blue and improved
and sophomoresandfreshmen use it
to find articles and get help
it’s
spring
and
the
library
website is
new
and
improved
As you may have noticed, the UST Libraries website got a facelift over J-term! Before you start to panic when you need to do an assignment or complete some research, here is a brief tour of the new layout:
We hope that this new design will make it easier for you to access our resources.
If you have troubles finding what you need, please let us know. In the meantime, thank you for visiting and we hope your spring semester is off to a great start!
Just saw that the latest Monthly Labor Review from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is a special issue on Green Jobs. Includes articles on new data collection efforts measuring the “green” economy, presentation of survey results on green jobs, and data on green technologies and practices. Check out the articles, and see also the BLS’s green goods and services website.