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Library Happenings in October

More than just studying goes on at the Pius Library, here are a few events going on this October.

Tomorrow through Saturday (October 14-15th) will be the 38th Annual Saint Louis Conference on Manuscript Studies. Guest speaker Michelle P. Brown is joining us from the University of London and will be presenting the Lowrie J. Daly, SJ, Memorial Lecture on Manuscript Studies starting Friday at 4:00p.m. in the Pere Marquette Gallery, DuBourg Hall. Brown’s topic is Peopling Paternoster Row: Recovering the Artist of the Holkham Bible Picture-Book, so head over to DeBourg because it is a free event, open to all public.

 

Next week, Monday, October 17th, you can attend the Evening at Home with the Works of Mario Vargas Llosa. Everyone is welcome to join discussion on the works of the 2011 SLU Literary Award and Nobel Prize winner at 5:00p.m. in the Knights Room of the Pius Library. To find s list of Llosa’s work search the Pius catalogs under the author ” Vargas Llosa, Mario” here.The event is sponsored by the Saint Louis University Library Associates; more information on this group can be found here.

For more information on all October events check out the University Libraries E-Newsletter for October here.

 

Conference on MAnuscript Studies/ Evening @ Home with the Works of Llosa
Oct. 14-15th (Friday 4:00p.m.)/ Oct. 17th (5:00p.m.)
Pere Marquette Gallery, DuBourg Hall/ Knights Room, Pius Library
Free

 

The Vietnam War from the Rear Echelon

If you are interested in political science then there is a reception on the second floor of the Pius Library that will interest you. The Political Science Department and the Political Science Club are having a month-long exhibit and are kicking it all off tomorrow, September 22, with a talk by Timothy Lomperis.

The reception begins at 3:00p.m. for you to come and enjoy light refreshments and the interesting exhibit. At 4:00p.m. Mr. Lomperis will speak on his new book, The Vietnam War from the Rear Echelon: An Intelligence Officer’s Memoir, 1972-1973. The Discussants are Dr. Julie Rubio from the Theology Department and Dr. Christopher Witko from Political Science. Dr. Lomperis will be available to sign copies of his book after the talk.

For more information on the talk check out the event site at:  http://www.slu.edu/x53479.xml.

 

The Vietnam War from the Rear Echelon Talk
Thursday, September 22, 3:00 p.m.
2nd floor of Pius Library
Free

 

Pius Library Renovations Town Hall Meeting

Remember when a renovated Pius Library was just a dream? Well, it’s becoming a reality, and the architects who are going to revamp Pius are coming to SLU. SGA is hosting a Town Hall for students, faculty, staff, and administrators on Tuesday, April 5 in BSC 171. The event will last from 5pm to 7pm, but you can just stop by if you’d like.

At the Town Hall, the architects will present some of the work they have done at other schools along with some of the ideas they have for Pius. They are in the early stages of the renovation, so student input is crucial as the architects move forward! Make sure to stop by so you can have your questions, thoughts, and opinions heard, and bring your friends too!

 

Library Game Night Tonight in the Knights Room at Pius Library

“Library Game Night”? A contradiction in terms, you say?

No, sir. The library will be having its fifth game night tonight, February 18, in the Knights Room at Pius Library. They’ve got PS3, Wii, and Xbox 360 available as well as games for all of them. If you want to make sure you beat everyone every time, you can even bring your own games.

Refreshments will be provided and the event is free and open to everyone.

 

Pius Library Seeks Student to Serve in Focus Groups

Want to help the library out and get some free food in the process? Pius library is looking for students to participate in focus groups to assess its website.

Focus groups are February 8 through 11 from 4 to 5 pm and February 15 to 17, also from 4-5 pm. The library will provide free food to all participants.

Sign up for a focus group (or a free food session, whichever you prefer) through the website at http://libraries.slu.edu/websurvey/usability.html.