UOG RFK Library

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7 digital libraries you can visit from your couch Check this out: You can still celebrate National Library Week, which begins Sunday, at home. Here are seven digital libraries with specialized collections you can visit to honor the contributions of our nation's libraries and library workers.

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How to stay sane during finals:

Make a schedule. It's easy to get distracted by everything going on. Make a schedule for when you need to study for each exam, set a timer, and put away your phone. Take breaks every 50 minutes or so and let breaks be breaks.

How to stay sane during finals:

Get enough sleep. Cramming all night is the worst way to prepare for a test. Not only is it ineffective, but your brain functions best with sufficient sleep. Study during the day in increments and then go to bed at a decent hour.

Oh no! We missed Star Wars Day. Fortunately, today is Return of the Fifth.

May the Force be with you and don't believe Jocasta Nu. Your librarians can find all sorts of things that aren't in our system. Just come up to the ref desk and ask.

Image courtesy of Jeffrey Brown. http://darthvader.chroniclebooks.com/

We know you are stressed. We know you are tired. We can't make finals go away, but we can make your life easier.

We apologize, but your RFK Library librarians have all run away to Cyprus to check out this amazing fairy tale museum.

Maybe the Guam Museum can make an annex that celebrates local myths and legends. Secret doors included, please.

Fairy Tale Museum of Cyprus A magical museum of fairy tale treasures near Cyprus' buffer zone.

Don't forget to swing by the Calvo Field house until 2:00pm today for the UOG Job Fair!

This is just about the best thing ever. School work stressing you out? How about some books read to you. By an astronaut. IN SPACE.

Story Time From Space

Happy (belated) Earth Day!

The theme of this year's celebration is the fight to end plastic pollution.

Here is an informative brochure from the Earth Day Network on how to reduce your plastic footprint.

http://www.earthday.org/wp-content/uploads/Plastic-Pollution-Primer-and-Action-Toolkit.pdf

Remember, while recycling is important, the best thing you can do is to use less plastic to begin with. Reduce. Reuse. Refuse.

Also, libraries are incredibly green. Once you are finished with a book, you return it for someone else to use!

Happy Friday April 20, everyone. While RFK Library does not condone illegal activities, we would like to point out that books on philosophy are from B1-BD701, because, like, have you ever really THOUGHT about whether things are actually real, man?