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April
News!!!!
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April is Poetry
Month
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Don't forget to pre-register
for classes
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Check your email and this
newsletter for events coming up in April.
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Check out the newest display
in the library: J.D. Clay's Wild Bird Wood Carving is
currently on display.
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Saturday, April 22nd from
1:00 - 3:00 pm on the College Drive campus, the ACTC library
in conjunction with the Ohio River Festival of Books will be
hosting a discussion and book signing by three authors.
See library for more details.
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Library Services - The
library wants to help you!!! We offer many services to
assist faculty, staff and students. Here are some
things we can do for you:
- Information Literacy Sessions (formerly known as library
instruction)
- Reader's Advisory
- Class Reserves
- Interlibrary Loan
- Specialized Research Assistance
- And much, much more.....
Call the library (ext. 62169) or email
Sara Brown to find out how we can help you.
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Poetry Month
Poetry has been called "a process by which words paint a
picture". However, poetry does a great deal more.
It tells a story, it shares an emotion, it can make you
love, hate, cry and laugh.
There are many different types of poetry and the library at
ACTC has many authors to choose from. Check out the
"suggested reading" in the this newsletter for some
poet/poetry suggestions. Check back with the
newsletter and check your student/employee email for
upcoming events in April.
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Hoaxes, Scams, and Other Urban Legends
There are plenty of email hoaxes that travel around. The
most of which are those where you will have bad day if you don't
send it to everyone you know or win $20 gift certificates from
Applebee's. How can your email be so powerful?
Well...it actually isn't. Check out the truth before
annoying your entire list of email friends with scams and
hoaxes. To check out many different types of email scams,
hoaxes and other urban legends, go to
Snopes.
http://www.snopes.com
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