Posted by Peter Nerzak
March is Women’s History month and to celebrate, we are featuring the Women and Social Movements in the U.S., 1600-2000, Scholar’s Edition.
To access Women and Social Movements, Scholar’s Edition, visit the Library’s homepage:
http://www.pstcc.edu/library
There, select the “Databases” icon at top, second from left.
At the Databases A-Z page, select “W”, then click on the “Women’s and Social [...]
Posted by Peter Nerzak
It’s 2010 and Pellissippi continued to grow this decade. As did the Library! Over 70,000 books and over 70,000 ebooks can be found in the Library and online. Three hundred journals in the Library and over 20,00 journals online via the Library’s databases.
Check out our growing collection of books and ebooks at http://lib.pstcc.edu/books.
Check out journals available for reading in the library [...]
Posted by Peter Nerzak
John Updike passed away yesterday at age 76. See New York Times article.
More pics @ NYT .
Check out and read John Updike’s novels, short stories and poems from the Library.
Posted by Peter Nerzak
John Derbyshire’s book Unknown Quantity: A Real And Imaginary History of Algebra has received excellent reviews and has just become available as a NetLibrary eBook.
Ben Longstaff in New Scientist writes: This really is a history of algebra, but don’t be scared. The story of algebra is the story of civilisation itself: like [...]
- April 14th
- Filed under: eBooks