Linfield Libraries

Our last Readings at the Nick for 2021 is Monday the 29th at 5PM, with the stunning Patricia Cutright, author of Native American Women Changing Their World.

Find the final post-finals celebration playlist @ http://tiny.cc/t1abqz Today’s playlist has artists like Migos, Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, and more!

Today’s finals celebration playlist consists of Rare Earth, Dolly Parton, Bobby McFerrin, and more!
Check it out @ http://tiny.cc/v748pz

This week is post-finals week for Linfield Students and to celebrate our team of playlisters and study tippers has created four Post-Finals Party Playlists. Tuesday's playlist features Pharrell Williams, Le Tigre, and The Dandy Warhols!
Find it on Spotify @ https://tinyurl.com/y8xctct6

This week is post-finals week for Linfield Students and to celebrate our team of playlisters and study tippers has created four Post-Finals Party Playlists. Monday's playlist features Kool & the Gang, Rihanna, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Justin Timberlake and Oingo Boingo!
Find it on Spotify @ https://tinyurl.com/y8xctct6

Here is a well deserved shout out to Elisia, Maddie and Noah. Hear about the amazing job these seniors have done for Linfield College and the Linfield's Libraries during their run by following this link: https://youtu.be/agDDPQ0cjLw

Nicholson Library Senior Awards The Linfield Libraries team honors three graduates with awards.

Special Assistant to the President & Director of Community Relations Gerardo Ochoa's four study tips for students are:
1) Eat a balanced meal
2) Reflect on your "why"
3) Sleep
4) When you are done, treat yourself to your favorite meal.

Gerardo's favorite meal is tacos! Nice one! And, his track playlist can be found on spottily at https://tinyurl.com/y8v7rhlh

Linfield Libraries Director Ginny Blackson has her four tips and playlist four you during the second day of Linfield College's finals week.
Her Tips: 1) Relax, 2) Drink Green Tea, 3) Get some sunlight everyday, and 4) take a break & dance.

Check out her playlist here: https://tinyurl.com/y8b8oyxc

Professor of Music & Director of Instrumental Activities, Joan Haaland Paddock at Linfield College has four study tips for students as finals week kicks off.

1. CONSIDER: In addition to memorizing important facts, consider the larger picture of the who, what, when, where, why, and how to more deeply understand the material.

2. BREATHE – breathe deeply. Try to do square breathing at a slow tempo. Breathe in for four counts slowly. Let the breath suspend for four counts and then exhale and release that breath in four counts. WAIT for four counts. Repeat this for about 4 minutes. Relax (don’t stand up quickly) and you will be amazed at how this cleanses and re-energizes your mind.

3. WALK – or pace – while you are reading your note cards or flash cards that you have made for yourself. If you have a way for materials to be read for you by your digital device (phone) do it. Listen. Walk. Pause the audio and repeat back what was said (while continuing to walk); repeat!

4. IMAGINE. Imagine the space and time – exactly where you will be when the test begins. Imagine the questions and imagine your breathing and confidently answering questions because of your desire and practice to understand and communicate the material and why it Matters to you. Imagine every question that might occur on the test and imagine every coherent and informed answer that you will type or write down. Imagine from beginning to end. This is focus on what will be – and then you will have already been there when the time comes for your exam.

Good luck! Dr. Joan

Check out Joan's five track playlist: https://tinyurl.com/y9wdb5qw

For the final week of check out, "Not Quite Nirvana: a Skeptic's Journey to Mindfulness"
by Rachel Neumann and Thích Nhất Hạnh

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from Michael Backus the evening coordinator at Nicholson Library
Tips:
1. Read out loud your notes as you rewrite them.
2. Read out loud your notes as you create note cards from them.
3. Sing your notes or note cards to your favorite song. I like Wild Thing!
4. Drink LOTS of water. Bathroom breaks are good breaks and water improves cognition.

Michael Backus, a playlist by Mom on Spotify A playlist featuring The Troggs, The Cardigans, Traci Lords, and others