Miller Library News

World’s largest library prize: Nov. 13 – Nov. 20, 2009

Oct 26, 2009

You’ve seen ArtPrize, our city’s innovative open art competition. You’ve seen LateNight, our university’s massive end of the semester library study session. Now welcome LibraryPrize. At LibraryPrize, any Cornerstone University …
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You Asked for It. We're bringing it!

Oct 7, 2009

Midnight hours! Beginning after Fall break, Miller Library will be open from 7:30 am to MIDNIGHT, Mondays through Thursdays. (Other hours remain the same)...to serve you better! Take advantage of your amazing library services and resources.
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“Celebrating Cornerstone Community” Event a Success

Sep 30, 2009

Miller Library’s soft seating area was filled Wednesday afternoon as recent Grand Rapids Theological Seminary (GRTS) graduate Monica Michael discussed her Master of Arts in Counseling thesis which analyzed three alternative treatment plans claiming …
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Miller Library Celebrates Banned Books Week

Sep 24, 2009

Banned Books Week (BBW), held this year September 26th through October 3rd, is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read. Banned Books Week highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention to the harms of censorship …
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Library launches new online catalog search page

Sep 21, 2009

Check it out! Our new Keyword search page is simple, clean, and easy to navigate. For those who prefer a more sophisticated search, you can always click on the link there to "Advanced Search." We're convinced that you'll like what you see,especially …
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Sad News from Library Staff

Sep 16, 2009

Miller Library staff wants you to be in prayer for one of our dearest staff members, Cathy Fazio, and her two children, in the sudden loss of her husband (Nate and Megan's father), Kevin Fazio. As you perhaps heard on last evening's news, Kevin was killed …
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Library Hours Extended to Meet New Course Schedule

Sep 3, 2009

Effective Wednesday, Sept. 9, the first day of classes, Miller Library will open at 7:30 am in order to accommodate students who have 7:40 am classes. Consideration is also being given to closing at midnight (Mon-Thur), beginning later this semester,depending …
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Need a Little More R&R Before School Starts? Try this!

Aug 18, 2009

Again, by R&R we mean not only rest & relaxation, but also “RECENT & RECOMMENDED”—books and other materials to help you rest and relax! Here are a few of our R&R titles, recently acquired at Miller Library—just waiting …
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Need some R&R ? Check this out!

Aug 3, 2009

Yes, R&R means “rest & relaxation,” but it may also stand for “Read & Relax,” or “Recent & Recommended”—reading for relaxation! Miller library has lots of new titles to get you started. Here (every …
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Changes Coming to Logging into Library

Jul 29, 2009

Miller Library is in the process of changing the way you log into your Library Account and also the way to login in to our subscription databases from off campus. Our current method asks for your name and University ID #.However, once our process is completed …
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Take the Website Survey!

Jul 22, 2009

We are in the process of reevaluating the library website and would like your feedback. If you could take just a few minutes and complete this survey it will greatly help us with future decision making. Miller Library Survey Thanks!
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Recent & Recommended Titles At Your Library

Jul 15, 2009

Child Development: Myths and Misunderstandings: Author Jean Mercer (Richard Stockton College of New Jersey) uses vignettes and questions to present 51 short essays that help readers reconsider preconceived ideas on child development. Examples of research …
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Check us out! New books at your library

Jul 6, 2009

Jacob's Tears: the Priestly Work of Reconciliation, by mary Douglas. Also see these several other new exciting books: Saving Creation: Nature & faith, by Preston; The Art of Worship: a musicians guide to leading modern worship, by Scheer; and Sitting …
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Library Starts New Book of the Week Feature

Jun 23, 2009

Beginning in July, Library staff will be highlighting (in this space and on the CUBE) a select new book or DVD, or musical CD--a favorite of theirs, along with a brief review or description. Once this gets started we will welcome your nominations for favorite …
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Library adds Web 2.0 features to online catalog

Jun 12, 2009

Our online library catalog has added some exciting, new features. Library Thing for Libraries (LTFL) was added on June 1st, bringing the fun and interactivity of Web 2.0. Click 'more' for details!
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Change in Lending Policy for MeLCat AVs

Jun 9, 2009

Effective July 1, Miller Library can no longer borrow AV material (DVDs, Audio Books, etc) from MeLCat, our state-wide catalog of millions of resources from Michigan libraries. Partly this is because we do not reciprocate—we only lend our AVs to CU …
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Stephen King on the Future of Books

May 27, 2009

Mystery writer Stephen King was asked if Google books, ebooks in general, and the new Kindle ebook reader specifically, will kill publishing—and traditional books with it! To which he replied: “EBooks and [traditional] books are not in conflict. …
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New Electronic Resource Management (ERM)

May 18, 2009

Summer projects are under way at the library and you may have noticed some changes already. We have begun implementing Electronic Resource Management (ERM) software. ERM will bring all of our electronic resources into the online catalog, making it easier …
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Summer Library Hours Posted

May 8, 2009

You can always check Miller Library hours by clicking onthe"Hours" link on this home page. Beginning May 8, Monday through Saturday the Library opens at 10:00 am and closes at 8:00 pm (but 5:00 pm on Fridays and Saturdays). Miller Library is closed …
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"Late Night" Big Hit--As Usual!

May 5, 2009

Once again, Late Night @ Miller Library (last Sunday until 2:00 am) was a smashing success. Hundreds of students turned out--whether to study, eat snacks, or just hang out. Donated Starbucks' coffee and Pepsi productswere drunk by the gallons, and this year's …
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"Late Night" This Sunday

Apr 29, 2009

It's the week before finals, which can only mean one thing: the return of Late Night @ Miller Library. Join us this Sunday, May 3rd from 7 pm to 2 am as we open our doors to you for to finish the semester out strong. Tutors and …
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Google-Library Challenge Winner

Apr 29, 2009

We have a winner!!! Congrats to Cassie Jackson for correctly answering this weeks Google-Library question. For the curious, you can see her answer below. Cassie found the answer through Miller Library's e-book collection. While Brodie's commentary on John …
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No Challenge Winner Yet!

Apr 29, 2009

We still do not have an answer to this week’s Google-Library Challenge. One $15 gift card for iTunes is still in waiting for a lucky winner. With iTunes being DRM-free now you can play and copy your new tunes on any device: not just through something …
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Google-Library Challenge Week 7

Apr 28, 2009

Thanks for a great semester. We’ve had a lot of fun playing the challenge. This week’s question is bible related, with the winner receiving a $15 iTunes gift card. Here it is, let’s play! One of …
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Winner ! Google-Library Challenge Week 6

Apr 22, 2009

Congrats to Travis Wesseldyke, who correctly answered that “The W’s” name had no hidden meaning, at 3:07 PM Tuesday, seven minutes after it was posted. The particular interview quote Travis found was available free online, and is also included …
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Google-Library Challenge Week 6

Apr 21, 2009

Hi there G-L challengers. It’s been an exciting run so far with the Challenge and we are now on the final two weeks, with two great $15 gift cards left. This week’s question may take you back on memory lane. Are you ready to play? Do you remember …
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Fine Arts Majors, This Week’s Challenge is For You!

Apr 20, 2009

And everyone else for that matter, but tomorrow’s Google-Library Challenge puzzler question will feature a music question. This one is for all those who have ever sung the words “You are the devil, and you are bad.” Be prepared with your …
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Winner! Google-Library Challenge No.5

Apr 16, 2009

Congratulations to Elizabeth Kool, winner of this week’s Google-Library Challenge! Elizabeth found the quote in the 2007 book iSpy by Mark Andrejevic, which is in the Miller Library collection. The book has been scanned by Google, however is restricted …
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A Hint for the Google-Library Challenge

Apr 15, 2009

There is still no winner for this week's Google-Library Challenge. Here is some additional information. The $15 gift cards are still waiting with your name on them! You’ve searched through all your article print outs and citation scribbles trying …
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Google-Library Challenge Week 5

Apr 14, 2009

Welcome to Week Number 5 Google-Library Challengers! We are on the tail end of our challenge, with just three challenge questions remaining. On the table this week remains three $15 gift cards: one each to iTunes, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Celebration Cinema. …
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Dr. Livermore Discusses New Book at Miller Library next Tuesday

Apr 9, 2009

Join us at Miller Library next Tuesday, April 14th as GRTS Intercultural Ministries Professor David Livermore discusses his new book “Cultural Intelligence: Improving Your CQ to Engage Our Multicultural World,” at 3:00 PM in the soft seating area. …
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Winner! Google-Library Challenge Week 4

Apr 8, 2009

Thanks to everyone who played along with the Google-Library Challenge this week, we had a lot of correct answers.This week’s winner is Dana Nixon, Assistant Registrar in Graduate Studies, who was the first to answer correctly.Below …
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Google-Library Challenge Week 4

Apr 7, 2009

Hey G-L Challengers! Welcome to Week Number Four. As a student athlete and future coach, you are interested in learning more about the “player centered approach” (PCA) to coaching. Your coach told you about a journal article she read about …
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Week 3 Google-Library Challenge Winner

Apr 1, 2009

Congrats to this week’s winner, Renee Kimbrell, who correctly found sources to disprove that Welch tower is the highest point in Grand Rapids: both by elevation and by structure height. Even if you take elevation and structure height both into consideration, …
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Google-Library Challenge Week 3

Mar 31, 2009

Welcome back challengers! Here is this week's question: In Wikipedia’s pursuit of its core value “verifiability,” editors will often place a [citation needed] link at the end of a challengeable statement. CU’s very own Wikipedia …
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Google-Library Challenge - Winner

Mar 25, 2009

We have another Google-Library Challenge winter! Congrats to Lindsey Bodtke for correctly answering that Dr. Mohrmann’s review could be found through a CU paid subscription database linked on the library’s website. She mixed …
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Google-Library Challenge Week 2

Mar 24, 2009

The Challenge Returns for Week 2! Are you ready to win this week's $15 gift card? Question #2 You are researching a paper for your Bible class on the Qumran literature. Dr. Mohrmann happened to mention in a class a book review that he wrote and had published …
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Food, Tunes, or Views – Win through the Google-Library Challenge!

Mar 24, 2009

Today at 3 PM marks Week 2 of “The Great Google-Library Challenge.” Up for grabs are $15 gift cards from Buffalo Wild Wings, iTunes, or Celebration Cinema. All you have to do is be the first person to correctly answer the challenge question. …
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Miller Library Wins Praise from CU Faculty

Mar 20, 2009

The following testimonial appeared online recently at the Michigan Academic Library Council's website: “What is a University? It is faculty, students and the library. We are what we read and research. Without a strong library and its services, we are …
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Google-Library Challenge - Winner!

Mar 18, 2009

We have a winner for the first Google-Library Challenge! Congrats to Zach Vinson for correctly answering that the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York was the original restaurant to make wings. He also found two full text business articles that could be used …
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Google-Library Challenge - Question #1

Mar 17, 2009

The Challenge Begins! Are you ready? Question #1 It is 1:00 PM on Tuesday and you are out with your friends at Buffalo Wild Wings. Apparently, Free Wing Night couldn’t wait until the evening. With hot sauce on your fingers and lips, one of your …
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Google-Library Challenge Begins this Week!

Mar 16, 2009

You may have heard President Stowell say more than once that learning everything he needs to know to effectively lead CU is like “drinking from a fire hose!” The image is graphic enough, but we thought a couple of pictures (attached here) would …
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March Madness Comes to Miller Library

Mar 5, 2009

Not basketball (although our new TV in the library lobby will certainly be tuned to March Madness NCAA games!)--but another exciting competition: "The Great Google-Library Challenge" returns!!---Round 2. We had so much fun last semester challenging …
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Library Hours During Spring Break

Mar 1, 2009

• Saturday (Mar. 7) -; 10am-5pm • Monday (Mar. 9) -; Thursday (Mar. 12) -; 10am-8pm • Friday (Mar. 13) -; Saturday (Mar. 14) -; 10am-5pm • Sunday (Mar. 15) -; 1pm-4pm
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Library Open for Extended Hours March 1

Feb 20, 2009

As midterm exams approach, Miller Library will open its doors for longer hours on Sunday, March 1--from 1 to 9 PM. As always, group study rooms are available (sign up in advance), and research assistant librarians will be on duty. Weaim to help you succeed …
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Lincoln Bicentennial Birthday Highlighted by Library Display

Feb 13, 2009

February 12th is Abraham Lincoln's bicentennial birthday.In honor of President Lincoln, Miller Library is giving out free Lincoln bookmarks all this week. Also, come in and check out a display about the 16th President and his life. Miller Library has a rich …
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Used Book Sale Monday--Friday, Feb. 9--13.

Feb 6, 2009

Huge sale with many, many quality books from the arts &humanities especially. Starts 8:00 am Monday, Feb. 9--all books either $1 or $2.--don't miss it!
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Thousands and thousands--research books online!

Jan 31, 2009

Did you know that you can read and search in depth through about 35,000 eBooks that Miller Library owns? Almost all of these appear in our online catalog when you search by author, title, or keyword. We have huge collections of scholarly ebooks from virtually …
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Library Hosts Emergent Conversation with Prof. Mike Wittmer

Jan 22, 2009

Dr. Mike Wittmer, Theology Prof at ourGRTS will discuss his new book, "Don't Stop Believing: Why Living Like Jesus is Not Enough," on Weds, Jan.28 at 3 pm in Miller Library. Refreshments provided and engaging conversation guaranteed!
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Welcome Back to New Semester

Jan 18, 2009

Miller Library Staff welcomes new and returning students to an exciting new year! This new semester launches on two historic days--Monday is, of course, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and Tuesday the historic Presidential Inauguration. On both days, we invite …
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Puritan Seminary Library Connected to Miller Library

Jan 12, 2009

PRTS (Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary) Library, across Leonard Street from GRTS is now partners with CU's Miller Library, sharing an online catalog, and is available for CU/GRTS students to borrow books. The same loan rules apply at both libraries, …
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Miller Library Welcomes New Librarian in New Year

Dec 22, 2008

Eric Bradley, currently serving at Grace College & Seminary (IN), joins Miller Library's staff as Outreach & Instruction Librarian effective January 5. Eric finishes his Masters in Library Science from Indiana University in April. He will bea great …
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Miller Library Receives Valuable Donation

Dec 10, 2008

This past weekend Miller Library was given the personal library (1000 volumes+) of a very generous benefactor and music scholar. Dr. Sherman Van Solkema, musicologist, retired professor and chair of the music department at GVSU, donated 70 boxes of books--mostly …
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Late Night Once Again A Big Success

Dec 8, 2008

Thanks to the generous donations of numerous vendors, the hard work of library staff, several volunteer tutors, and especially to a great horde of students--Late Night @ Miller Library was once again successful. About 250 students studied, snacked, worked …
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Late Night @ Miller Library

Dec 1, 2008

Please join us this Sunday, Dec. 7,for Late Night. Our doors will be open from 8 pm to 2 am. Freshman curfew will be extended. What’s available? Research Assistance! Tutors! Group Study Rooms! Snacks & beverages in the Lobby! AWESOME Door Prizes! …
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Great Google-Library Challenge Continues

Nov 26, 2008

CU Student Kristen Swaney won the challenging music question for week 4 (see her answer on the CU Portal). By the way, library resources were essential to finding correct answers to this question! Next Tuesday, Dec. 2, the Challenge continues with a question …
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Music Question Proves Challenging

Nov 24, 2008

The Google-Library Challenge Question #4 is still awaiting a winner. Here is the Question: “Your assignment requires you to do a research paper on Schubert lieder. You must have four resources including at least one recognized music reference source. …
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The Great Google-Library Challenge Continues

Nov 21, 2008

Winner of GLC #3 was Mike Carr, correctly answering the question about two Greek words for "good" in the New Testament. GLC Question #4 will be posted Monday, Nov.24, before Thanksgiving break. Still time to win!
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Wendell Berry Books Displayed at Miller Library

Nov 13, 2008

In celebration of the release of CU Profs Bonzo & Stevens' new book, "Wendell Berry and the Cultivation ofLife," Miller Libraryhas a temporary display of 30 Berry books, and a fewothers. On Nov.19 these books will be availableto check out at …
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The Great Google-Library Challenge Question #2

Nov 12, 2008

We have a winner--Melissa Marquez. Congrats! For her complete answer see the Eagle's Nest Portal. Here was the question: For your research paper, your professor requires that you use at least “three substantive, peer-reviewed (or scholarly) journal …
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Great Google v. Miller Library Challenge Question #1--Winner!

Nov 6, 2008

Question #1 of our challenge (see below) was answered correctly by student Jordan Bont--See the Eagle's Nest portal for the answer. Question #2 begins next week. Here's the first question of the challenge: "The Antichrist is a figure in biblical literature, …
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Google vs. Miller Libary Challenge Begins Today!

Nov 6, 2008

Soon, the first Challenge Question will be posted here and on the CU Portal. Here are the Rules for the Contest: 1. Each contest answer must cite the source of the information. Sources must be considered reputable. For example, “The Internet” …
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Getting Beyond Google!

Oct 29, 2008

Don’t get me wrong—Librarians love Google as much as anyone! Its push to digitize millions of books, its links to local libraries, its ingenious search method, Google Scholar—wow! One would think that’s all you need for research! But …
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Come and Pray at Miller Library

Oct 13, 2008

Last week we reminded you of the availability of group study rooms in the library. This week we are pleased to announce that one of the many new prayer rooms on Cornerstone's campus is available in the Library building--off the lobby at the north entrance...A …
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Fall Break Library Hours

Oct 8, 2008

Wednesday, Oct. 8: 8am-9pm Thursday, Oct. 9:10am-9pm Friday, Oct. 10: 10am-5pm Saturday, Oct. 11: 10am-5pm Sunday, Oct. 12: CLOSED Back
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Group Study Rooms Available in Library

Sep 18, 2008

Need a space to meet as a small group (for academic purposes)? Miller Library has 3 rooms that can accommodate up to about a dozen people each. Each room is equipped with a TV/DVD player. You can reserveone of these rooms online, for a specific date/time …
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Puritan Theological Seminary Library: Our new online neighbor

Sep 10, 2008

PRTS (Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary) is a graduate school of theologyacross Leonard Street from Cornerstone.Our librariesnow share online catalogs and have reciprocal borrowing privileges for students & faculty of both schools. You are welcome …
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New Online Catalog Launched to Start Fall Semester

Aug 18, 2008

Two major improvements to Miller Library's Online Catalog were launched this week. 1) WebPac Pro is the latest and best of searching tools; 2) Puritan Seminary (across Leonard St) now has their holdings in our catalog, making it possible to search and borrow …
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Library Gets New Reference Computers

Aug 8, 2008

At long last, our old public use computers have been replaced with great new PCs. Thanks much to our Info Systems staff for upgrading these machines to something much faster and more functional! Remember, you can login to these PCs using your Cornerstone …
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Farewell Open House for Sarah Koeze

Aug 6, 2008

Please join us (outside) at Miller Library Thursday August 7,3:00 to 4:00 pm,to say "Farewell" to Sarah Koeze. Sarah has been our Instructional Services & Outreach Librarian for almost 3 years, a great teacher, friend, and valued team member! …
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Library Welcomes New Staff

Jul 31, 2008

Miller Library welcomes Brian Holda to the role of Circulation Supervisor beginning this Friday, August 1. Brian is a Hope College grad ('06) and is recently enrolled in the Master of Library Science program at Wayne State U. He is an avid tennis player, …
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Library Staff: Good News/Bad News

Jul 21, 2008

First, the Good News: On August 1 Miller Library will welcome its new Circulation Supervisor--Brian Holda, a grad of Hope College, and newly enrolled in Wayne State's Master of Library Science program. Now for the really sad news--Outreach and Instructional …
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New Checkout Period for Movies

Jul 15, 2008

Ever been frustrated because the DVD that you want from Miller Library isn’t due back for a whole month or worse yet an entire semester? Never again! For the past two weeks, Miller Library has been implementing a one-week loan period for all DVDs and …
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Changes in Miller Library's Online Catalog!

Jun 26, 2008

Notice a BIG CHANGE in Miller Library’s online catalog? Perhaps recently you’ve seen “PRTS” as an option for searching our catalog, or you’ve seen “PRTS General Collection” as the location of certain books. That’s …
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Going on a Road Trip This Summer?

Jun 2, 2008

Frustrated by the high gas prices? Get your mind off the mileage by listening to a great audio book! Miller Library has many new titles to choose from to make your summer road trips more enjoyable! Whether you're going away with the family (Bridge to Terabithia, …
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Library Summer Hours Begin Friday

May 6, 2008

Starting on Friday May 9, Miller Library will move to its summer schedule and will be open Monday-Thursday 10am-8pm and Friday &Saturday 10am-5pm. Access to online resources is available 24/7 from the library's website.
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Library Receives Accolades from CU Faculty

Apr 22, 2008

The public website of the Michigan Academic Library Council, representing over 100 academic libraries in Michigan (from publics like MSU,and UM, to privates like Albion, Calvin, Hope, and Cornerstone) recently cited testimonials from Dr. Nigel Crompton and …
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Check Out These New Books, including Turner's Commentary on Matthew

Apr 7, 2008

Dr. David Turner's (GRT Seminary) brand new commentary onMatthew, in theBaker Exegetical Commentary series, is nowavailable in MillerLibrary. Check out the New Books display as it is changed weekly, or see the Featured Item Lists for New Books, linked to …
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Roger Williams Returns Home Safely

Apr 1, 2008

The bronze bust of Roger Williams--America'sfirst'Baptist,' and founder of Rhode Island, where he championed religious freedom-- disappeared from Miller Library last week. The beautiful work of art--designed and sculpted by Dr. Jim DeVries, who also created …
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Miller Library Says Farewell to Circulation Supervisor

Mar 28, 2008

Most everyone at CU who enters Miller Library recognizes the warm smile of Melissa Van Stensel, our Circ Supervisor. Sadly for us, but wonderful for her, Melissa begins a new job April 1 inheraspiringcareer field of nursing. As she continues her nursing program …
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eBooks Big Hit at Miller (Virtual) Library

Mar 20, 2008

While ebooks are finally catching on elsewhere, Miller Library's growing collectionof electronic books(over 28,000!) has been very popular from the beginning, especially for our distance ed students and others unable to visit the physical library.Our most …
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Enjoy This Great New Music Site Online

Feb 27, 2008

NAXOS Music Library is now available online--free to you through our Miller Library subscription: "An invaluable resource for music professionals with a wide range of standard and specialist repertoire, first-class performances and sound, over 18,000 …
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New Catalog Feature Can Track Your Reading History

Feb 20, 2008

Did I read that? If you want to recall what you have read (from Miller Library check-outs), you can now set up your Reading History. Simply log on to "My Account" from our library website, select "My Reading History," and then "Opt …
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Used Books Sale Now Half Off--Ends Tuesday

Feb 17, 2008

Remaining hard cover books will be just $1 and all paperbacks fifty cents, Monday-Tuesday, as sale ends.
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Used Book Sale Starts Thursday in Library

Feb 11, 2008

Don't miss a great opportunity to build your library--used book sale begins at 9:00 am this Thursday, Feb.14. Hardcover books just $2, paperbacks $1.
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Library Celebrates WWW at 90!

Feb 7, 2008

Remember when...WWW stood for something other than, and much older than, the World Wide Web? W. Wilbert Welch, Cornerstone's Chancellor, turns 90 on Feb.7, and his legacy continues through the CU Archives in Miller Library. Here is a link to that site, where …
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Miller Library Welcomes New CU President

Jan 28, 2008

Upon hearing the name of our new President, Dr. Joe Stowell, we immediately verified that we have many of his books available for check-out: TheDawn's Early Light (1990), Eternity (1995), Fan the Flame (1986), Following Christ (1996), Loving Those We'd Rather …
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All Library Systems Operational Again

Jan 22, 2008

Our new server has been installed and all services are again available--circulation, online catalog, course reserves, ILL, databases, etc., should all work well for you. Thanks for your patience during this critical upgrade.
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Library Systems Down Today, Jan.22

Jan 17, 2008

Miller Library's online catalog, circulation, reserves, interlibrary loan, and online resources will be unavailable on Tuesday, Jan.22, during an essential server upgrade. The Library will be open for study,but nothing may be checked out until Wednesday. …
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Outstanding New Reference Work in Social Sciences

Jan 10, 2008

Miller Libraryjust receivedthe brand new (2008) International Encyclopedia of Social Sciences (replacing the archaic 1991 edition). Best of all, the 9-volume set is available not only in print, but also online through our Thomson-Gale subscription. To search …
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New Look for a New Year!

Jan 2, 2008

In our continuing effort to improve Library service and resources, you will notice a new look to our online catalog installed over the Christmas break. It's easier to read, and provides quick info on availability.Coming soon (Jan.22) we will also be installing …
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Read Today's Chronicle of Higher Ed or the WSJ Online

Dec 18, 2007

The current (and past) issueof Chronicle of Higher Education is available to read online, via Miller Library's subscription (It's easy! See these simple directions.) You can read today's Wall Street Journal online,or search its past23 years by going to our …
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Amazing Pictures from Time-Life

Dec 17, 2007

Time & Life Pictures is an unparalleled collection of striking imagery, documenting past and present events in politics, culture, celebrities and the arts. The collection includes some of the greatest photographers of the 20th century, such as Alfred …
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Wishing You, Our Friends of the Library, A Blessed Christmas!

Dec 13, 2007

As students depart for Christmas break, Miller Library staff extends its best wishes for a joyful time with loved ones, looking forward to an even better 2008, with these great words of hope: "Fear not! I bring you good news of great joy...Jesus, Christ …
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Late Night@Miller Library Successful Again!

Dec 10, 2007

Hundreds of students once again attended the late night event at Miller Library until 2:00 am. Students could be found studying in every corner of the library, others getting help from tutors, enjoying tasty treats in the lobby, winning several giveaway prizes, …
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Late Night @ Miller Library This Sunday

Dec 7, 2007

ThisSunday, December 9, the library will be open from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m! (in addition to our normal Sunday afternoon hours). What’s available? Research Assistance! Tutors! Group Study Rooms! Munchies in the Lobby! AWESOME Door Prizes! (Freshman Curfew …
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CU Bible Faculty Publish Two New Books

Dec 3, 2007

Dr. Dwayne Adams recently completed "The Sinner in Luke" (based partly on his doctoral dissertation), and Adjunct Professor, Dr. John Studebaker, authored the book "The Lord is the Spirit: The Authority of the Holy Spirit in Contemporary Theology …
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"Golden Compass" book featured in Nov.28 Speaking Volumes discussion

Nov 13, 2007

Although we announced our fall Speaking Volumes selection a while ago, there is still time to read it (Think Thanksgiving break!) before the discussion and the movie premiere. The Golden Compass, by Philip Pullman, is getting a lot of hype recently because …
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Experience Great Music and Literature Using our Newest Trial Database

Nov 7, 2007

For the month of November, Miller Library has a free trial of the NAXOS database--Music Library; Fantasy Jazz Collection (I am listening to Miles Davis as I type this); Sheet Music; and Spoken Word (listen to Shakespeare or Aesop's Fables, etc). To access …
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Miller Library Shares in Commemoration of Slave Trade Abolition

Oct 18, 2007

Miller Library joins several other area libraries to remember the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. As part of the "Celebration of the Book" event at the GR Public Library this Saturday, Oct.20, there is a component …
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The Function of Libraries

Oct 9, 2007

Historian, and newly appointed Director of Libraries at Harvard University (largest library in US), Robert Darton, writes: "Libraries are not warehouses. They are dynamic centers for communicating knowledge. They stand at the center of a university, …
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Complete Books Online for Your Research & Enjoyment

Oct 3, 2007

Did you know that you (CU students,faculty, staff) can read (and searchthe contents of)about 25,000 books entirely online?Whether you are looking for ascholarly Bible commentary, other biblical reference-type books, or the latest books in business and management, …
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Join us for First Night @ Miller Library

Sep 25, 2007

Please join us THIS Sunday for our inaugural "First Night" @ Miller Library! From 4-6 p.m., you will have the opportunity to stop by the library, see a demonstration of our NEW library website (as well as other library resources), find out our Speaking …
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New Library Website: Tell us how you like it!

Sep 17, 2007

With the launch of CU's newwebsite this week, Miller Library is excited to offer a new look as well. Browse the new categories, and tell us what you like (or don't like!). Notice especially the new "Journals@Miller Library"link to access more than …
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Library Used Book Sale ends Monday

Sep 11, 2007

Used Books--Great Bargains at Miller Library! Sale ends Monday, Sept. 17 with everything at half price- paperbacks just 50 cents, and hardcovers $1. Various subject areas.
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Library Welcomes New and Returning Students

Aug 27, 2007

Miller Library's staff eagerly awaits our returning student body with many new resources and expanded services! New students will have several opportunities to get oriented totheir library--a new "First Night" coming in September will offer a fun, …
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Library's DVD Collection Grows

Aug 8, 2007

Miller Library's DVD collection, now several hundred strong, is primarily for educational purposes, but we also have a number of popular titles and great videos for small children and families. Here is a link to our most recent acquisitions, including …
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Enjoy Great Classical Music on your Computer while you work

Aug 1, 2007

Classical Music Archives is Miller Library's subscription access to 23,500 full length classical music files by 1,492 composers, in MIDI; Live Recordings downloadable in HiFi MP3, and streamed in WMA. From the Databases link, select Classical Archives. Off …
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A Question for Book Lovers

Jul 23, 2007

Question: What do these classics of literature have in common? Hemingway’s Farewell to Arms, Pride and Prejudice, Crime and Punishment, The Scarlett Letter, The Iliad, Shakespeare’s King Lear and Taming of the Shrew, Great Expectations, and Little …
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Check Out a New Book for Summertime Reading

Jul 11, 2007

While things slow down on campus during the summer, Miller Library continues receiving new books weekly...why not check one out?You can browse the New Books display in the Library or look (in our online Catalog) attheFeatured Items List. There you will find …
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Audio Books for Your Road Trip

Jun 25, 2007

Miller Library has a growing collection of Books on CD, for those who prefer to LISTEN to books, or for those long road trips! Enjoy John Grisham's "The Last Juror," "Angela's Ashes," read by McCourt himself, "Harry Potter and the …
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Library conference ends successfully, thanks to many!

Jun 18, 2007

Miller Library's hosted ACL Conference has officially and successfully ended! The 220 or more registrants, plus many more guests, vendors, etc., all gave high marks for this annual conference of the Association of Christian Librarians--due largely to the …
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Miller Library Hosts National Conference June 11-14

Jun 1, 2007

The 51st Annual Conference of the Association of Christian Librarians will have its meetings on our campus June 11-14, most of which will be held in the Wood Seminary building. 215-240 registrants, mostly librarians from colleges like ours (CCCU and other …
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Inter-Library Loan Service Improves Once Again!

May 11, 2007

Miller Library’s ILL system has made vast improvements over recent years—from the ILLiad to the Odyssey! ILLiad, you may recall, is a relatively new system for user-initiated and user-monitored, web-based borrowing of books and journal articles …
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Late Night@Miller Library Successful Again!

Apr 30, 2007

Hundreds of students once again attended the late night event at Miller Library until 2:00 am. Students could be found studying in every corner of the library, others getting help from tutors, enjoying tasty treatsin the lobby, winning several giveaway prizes, …
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LATE NIGHT AT MILLER LIBRARY SET FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 29

Apr 17, 2007

The Miller Library staff is thrilled to host our most popular every-semester event, Late Night @ Miller Library! The event will run similarly to past semesters, with tutors, reference help and group study rooms available, as well as munchies and door prizes! …
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enjoy great classical music while working on your laptop!

Mar 29, 2007

Classical Music Archives is Miller Library's subscription access to 23,500 full length classical music files by 1,492 composers, in MIDI; Live Recordings downloadable in HiFi MP3, and streamed in WMA. From the Databases link, select Classical Archives. Off …
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Did You Know?

Mar 15, 2007

An amazing fact--Your use of InterLibrary Loan has DOUBLED over the past year! Of course, that also means that Miller Library lends to other libraries at an ever-increasing rate. Thanks largely to the tremendous popularity and ease of using MEL-CAT, in addition …
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extended hours begin March 11

Feb 23, 2007

According to the library survey you took last semester, Miller Library has decided to offer extended hours! We would like to offer a “trial period” that will begin on Sunday March 11th (upon the return from Spring Break) and extend through the …
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We hear you! Miller Library to extend its hours!

Feb 13, 2007

From the online survey completed by almost 300 of you, where most of the feedback was very positive, there were a few suggestions for improvement. The most frequently expressed need was for "longer hours, especially on weekends." So that is what …
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three new outstanding online resources

Jan 31, 2007

Here are three new resources that Miller Library is pleased to offer: 1. The all new Encyclopedia Judaica (2007) is now ONLINE! This 22 volume set (we have the last 1972 edition, 16 vols in our reference collection) has been totally revised and made available …
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Ten more things you like about Miller Library

Jan 19, 2007

Here are more great comments from your online survey-- great online tools and resources (mentioned numerous times!) frequent communication about new resources courteous, helpful staff quiet places to sit and read quick retrieval …
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200 things you like about miller library!

Jan 11, 2007

Thanks to your great feedback to our online library survey in December, with almost 300 people responding, we can better evaluate our strengths and weaknesses. We are already workingto correctseveral points of weakness that you identified (more about that …
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Thanks for your feedback. Now tell us more!

Dec 19, 2006

Thanks to nearly 300 of you who completed our online survey. We received many good suggestions, but would welcome your further feedback. For example, "more open hours" was frequently suggested, but we would like to know which hours, etc. Please …
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Winners of Online Survey Drawing

Dec 15, 2006

Congratulations to the following 10 people who have each won a $10 gift card to Barnes & Noble Bookstores: April M Brown, Samantha Burns, Caroline Cahoon, Benjamin E Colling, Karen D Fortier, David A Livermore, Courtney Moore, Thomas J Skilling, Stephen …
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popular fiction grows at miller library

Dec 8, 2006

Responses to our current online Library Survey (see News item below) indicate that many of you would like to know what popular fiction is available at Miller Library. SeeFeatured List #6and visit our "Pop-Fic" reading area upstairs to check out …
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Online Library Survey

Nov 29, 2006

This is your opportunity to give us feedback. Pleaseconsiderspending5-10 minutes to take Miller Library's online survey. Click here for survey. As an incentive for completing the library survey, we will be having a random drawing for several Barnes and …
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biblical studies focus of final scholarship series

Nov 27, 2006

Miller Library's Celebrating Scholarship series concludes this Fall with two biblical experts discussing their recent research and writing. Dr. David Turner (New Testament) and Dr. John Lawlor (Old Testament) of our GRT Seminary will dialog this Wednesday, …
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Roger Williams Bust and Plaque Given to Miller Library

Oct 23, 2006

Local sculptor, Dr. Jim DeVries, who has already crafted several unique works of art for Cornerstone's campus, hasdesigned and sculptedthe bust of Puritan and Pilgrim, Roger Williams, as a gift to Miller Library on its 25th anniversary. Now that the engraved …
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library's audiobook collection grows

Oct 16, 2006

For those who prefer to LISTEN to books, we have a growing number of books-on-CD. Here are a few of our more popular titles: John Grisham's "Last Juror," and "The Firm;" "Angela's Ashes" read by McCourt; "Harry Potter and …
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book sale ends--anniversary continues!

Oct 10, 2006

The Used Book Sale is officially over--all remaining books are FREE through Thursday Oct.12. The 25th library anniversary celebration was a great success. The Library is especially grateful to sculptor Dr. Jim DeVries for his masterful gift of the bust of …
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used book sale starts friday

Oct 5, 2006

Our largest used book sale ever begins Friday, Oct.6, just in time for Miller Library's 25th anniversary celebration. Sale begins at 9 am, but join us at 3:00 PM Friday for a look down memory lane and for the unveiling of a terrificpiece of art work created …
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coming events at Miller library

Sep 13, 2006

It's a busy Fall at Miller Library. Join us for the following: Oct.4-Celebrating Scholarship symposium with Drs. Fagerstrom and Livermore. Oct.6-Library's 25th anniversary celebration. Oct.6-11-huge used book sale. Oct.25-Speaking Volumes book discussion …
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miller library welcomes you back!

Aug 30, 2006

While we've missed you, library staff has been busy all summer upgrading our resources and services--including the all-new MELCAT--100 other Michigan library catalogs (like Michigan State, Wayne State, Western Michigan, Hope College) directly linked to our …
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make yourself at home @miller library

Aug 7, 2006

DID YOU KNOW...That Miller Library is 25 years old this Fall (the building, that is)? That includes most of its furnishings. You'll be glad to know that we have replaced the old (orange or blue) "soft seating" with new furniture that is actually …
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check out a dvd from miller library

Jul 18, 2006

With almost 400 DVDs available for free check-out there is something for everyone--fromrecent feature films (Fog of War, Fahrenheit 9/11, Phantom of the Opera, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, The Chosen, As Good as it Gets, Real Women have Curves,plus a hundred …
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MILLER LIBRARY MOVES TO NEW ACADEMIC GOVERNANCE

Jun 28, 2006

For the past several years Miller Library has been under the Information Systems Division, working closely with our sister departments—Tech Support, Network Operations, Database Services, Media Services, and Tech Education, where we appreciated and …
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melcat is here. wow! WHAT? WHY? How?

May 10, 2006

WOW! That one word describes this amazing new tool for library-based research. It’s brand new and now fully functional. Cornerstone’s Miller Library went “live” with MelCat on May 8th. Read on! WHAT? Part of the Michigan Electronic …
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Library announces summer hours

May 5, 2006

Miller Library Summer Hours Early summer May 5to July 1 Mondaythru Thursday 8:00amto 9:00pm Friday 8:00amto 5:00pm Saturday 10:00amto 5:00pm Closed Memorial Day Weekend May 27 thru 29 Fourth of July July 3 & 4 Late summer July …
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Late night @miller library another smashing success!

May 5, 2006

Late Night @ Miller Library brought about a frenzy of activity and 11th hour studying for final exams, from 8 pm to 2 am. In excess of 400 students took advantage of the time to prep for exams, study in groups, finish up papers, receive tutoring in a variety …
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it's coming: late night @ miller library

Apr 26, 2006

Please join us for the biggest event of the semester, Late Night @ Miller Library! THIS Sunday, April 30, the library will be open from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m! What’s available? Research Assistance! Tutors! Group Study Rooms! Munchies in the Lobby! AWESOME …
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JSTOR ARRIVES AT MILLER LIBRARY

Apr 20, 2006

Miller Library is pleased to announcethe launching ofJSTOR JSTOR was established in 1995 as a not-for-profit organization whose goal was to establish a database offering full-text back files of academic journals. It is divided into several collections. Miller …
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library loses valuable team member this week

Apr 17, 2006

We are sad to announce that Assist. Circulation Supervisor Loribeth Isola will be leaving us this week for new employment in Wisconsin. Lori has been an invaluable supervisor and creative initiator for numerous library projects. There will be a farewell reception …
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MILLER LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED THIS GOOD FRIDAY

Apr 10, 2006

Although Library staff will be working until noon this Good Friday, the Library will not be open. We will reopen Monday at 10AM.
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SEMINARY AND PGS STUDENTS NOW HAVE WIRELESS ACCESS IN LIBRARY

Apr 4, 2006

Miller Library is glad to announce that all CU students, including PGS and Seminary, can now access the network/Internet from their non-CU laptop computers. Instructions are found at this link to WebDisciples.
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BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP MEETS APRIL 4

Mar 28, 2006

SPEAKING VOLUMES-- Our new book for the spring is The Rule of Four by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason. Read the book and join us for a discussion upstairs in the library popular fiction area on Tuesday, April 4, 2006 at 7:00 p.m.
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USED BOOK SALE AT LIBRARY

Mar 15, 2006

Monday, March 20, as part of our Spring Cleaning, Miller Library will offer a great selection of used books on sale for great prices (average $2 hard cover). The sale begins at 1:00 pm Monday and ends Friday; so don't miss out! Sorry, we cannot permit advance …
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SPRING BREAK HOURS

Mar 2, 2006

Miller Library will be operating on limited hours for the week of March 4 - March 12 due to Spring Break. The hours are as follows: Saturday March 4: 10:00am - 5:00pm. Sunday March 5: Closed. Monday - Saturday, March 6-11: 10:00am - 5:00pm.Sunday March …
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SO YOU WANT TO MAKE A MOVIE? JOIN US THIS WEDNESDAY

Feb 28, 2006

Please join us for our first Celebrating Cornerstone Community event of the semester…THIS Wednesday at 3:00 in the Library Conference Room. John Pottenger, Director of Media Services, will be giving a presentation on filmmaking. He will show a couple …
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NEW DATABASE: ONE MONTH TRIAL

Feb 14, 2006

HISTORY – GEOGRAPHY – GOVERNMENT That is the focus of the ABC-Clio database that we have for a free one month trial. Please give it a try and let us know if you think it would be a good resource for Miller Library users. Go to the Databases page …
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TWO MAJOR ENHANCEMENTS UNDER WAY AT MILLER LIBRARY

Feb 8, 2006

JSTOR and MeLCat coming soon to Miller Library! After many attempts to secure the excellent academic database/backfile of scholarly journal articles known as JSTOR, we are pleased to announce that the beginning module will soon be availableonline@millerlibrary. …
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OUTSTANDING NEW JOURNAL COLLECTION NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

Jan 12, 2006

Thanks to a consortial purchase with other Michigan libraries, Miller Library can now offer the BLACKWELL journal collection,providing full-text online access to827 journals (616,500 articles and growing), and covering a wide range of subject areassuch as …
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E-books Grow in Popularity at Miller Library

Dec 5, 2005

1. What is an “eBook”? Simply put, it is a book that can be read in its entirety online—Miller Library owns (or has subscription access to) thousands of excellent eBooks covering a wide variety of subjects—from popular fiction and …
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LATE NIGHT AT MILLER LIBRARY---SUNDAY!

Dec 2, 2005

IT'S BECOME A TRADITION! The Sunday night before the last week of classes--crunch time---Miller Library stays open until 2:00 am to allow for cramming, tutoring, paper-finishing, and small group study sessions. Of course, snacks are provided, and coffee and …
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TAKE THESE DATABASES FOR A TEST RUN!

Nov 18, 2005

Click on the Databases link then select “Trial Resources” to access a free preview (available only for the next few weeks): the huge “Biography Resource Center,” “Morningstar” (especially for stock and bond watchers), and …
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SEARCH ENDS FOR NEW LIBRARIAN

Oct 26, 2005

The position of Instructional Services & Outreach Librarian is a critical one at Miller Library, previously filled so capably by Rachel VanDenBroek. We are pleased to announce the appointment of one equally capable in Sarah Koeze, a graduate of Calvin …
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ILLiad Joins the Odyssey at Miller Library

Oct 7, 2005

Now CU has Both Illiad and Odyssey!— No doubt you’re familiar with the Odyssey, i.e. Cornerstone’s version of Blackboard Courseware; why not give the ILLiad a try? In case you’ve not heard, ILLiad (InterLibrary Loan Internet …
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OUTSTANDING NEW RESOURCES FOR FACULTY

Sep 26, 2005

Librarian Fred Sweet will lead a session on some great new resources for faculty next Thursday, Oct. 6, at Miller Hall, from 9:00 to 9:50 am. Every participant who answers the following 5 "quiz questions" accurately (prior to the session) will receive …
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CELEBRATING COMMUNITY WITH PROF. MICHAEL VANDYKE

Sep 13, 2005

Dr. Michael Van Dyke will present Miller Library's first-of-the-semester "Celebrating Cornerstone Community" on Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 3:00 pm. He will talk about "Paul Auster's postmodern fiction and how it carries on a critique of American …
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READ TODAY'S WALL STREET JOURNAL AND CHRONICLE, FULL-TEXT ONLINE

Sep 1, 2005

Did you know that you can use the Journals List to find today's WSJ and current issues of thousands of other periodicals like the Chronicle of Higher Education, and read them full-text online? Try it now, and if you have difficulty connecting, just "Ask …
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LIBRARY LAUNCHES NEW INTERLIBRARY LOAN PROGRAM

Aug 19, 2005

Interlibrary Loan just got easier! For those library users who need resources unavailable at Miller Library, ILL has always been the answer. Now with our new ILLiad software, you can create your own account online enabling you to place requests, cancel requests, …
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LIBRARY READY TO WELCOME NEW AND RETURNING STUDENTS

Aug 16, 2005

Welcome Back! New students will havetheir library orientation August 22-23. Returning students should be pleasantly surprised to find new carpet throughout the first floor and the new "Pop Fic" (popular fiction) reading room upstairs--with new, …
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LIBRARY SAYS FAREWELL TO RACHEL THIS WEDNESDAY

Aug 8, 2005

TheLibrary's Instructional Services & Outreach Librarian, Rachel VanDenBroek, heads off to Iowa's Northwestern College (her alma mater) this week. A CU community OPEN HOUSE will give everyone an oportunity to wish her well and to thank her for her outstanding …
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Exciting Changes at Miller Library

Jul 29, 2005

For one thing, our "Classic Orange" carpet has disappeared! For those of you nostalgic for the 70's, we'd be glad to sell you a square yard for your wall! The first floor has been partially recarpeted, with promise of more to come! Besides that, …
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Librarian Fay Bush featured in current Display

Jul 22, 2005

GET TO KNOW YOUR LIBRARY STAFF Throughout the summer, Miller Library will be creatively displaying fun facts about library staff in Miller Library’s first floor display case. Stop in and get to know your library staff. Fay Bush, Access Services …
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NEW AND IMPROVED ONLINE CATALOG

Jul 19, 2005

Explore the new features or Miller Library’s online catalog! Advanced Search: You can now click on the advanced search button to refine your search. Take advantage of limiting the search to a specific medium such as videos or dvds. Book Jackets …
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Meet Our Interlibrary Loan Staff Member!

Jul 19, 2005

GET TO KNOW YOUR LIBRARY STAFF Jul 1, 2005 Throughout the summer, Miller Library will be creatively displaying fun facts about library staff in Miller Library’s first floor display case. Stop in and get to know your library staff. Jamie Mallory, …
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GET TO KNOW YOUR LIBRARY STAFF

Jul 1, 2005

Throughout the summer, Miller Library will be creatively displaying fun facts about library staff in Miller Library’s first floor display case. Stop in and get to know your library staff. Jamie Mallory, Document Delivery and Serials, is currently featured. …
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Speaking Volumes Summer Selection: The Giver

Jun 27, 2005

Lois Lowry’s The Giver is the Summer 2005 Speaking Volumes’ book choice. Please bring your lunch to Gainey Private Dining Room and join in the book discussion at noon on Wednesday, July 13th For more information, including web pages of interest, …
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Library Staff Members Featured in Display

Jun 23, 2005

Get to Know Your Library Staff— Throughout the summer, Miller Library will be creatively displaying fun facts about library staff in Miller Library’s first floor display case. Stop in and get to know your library staff. Gina Bolger, Education …
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MORE FACULTY FAVORITES: Peter Atwood on Mathematics

Jun 14, 2005

To expand your reading horizons this summer, cut your teeth on one of these Faculty Favorites of Dr. Peter Atwood, on Mathematics: [Miller Library call number given in brackets] Bourbaki (1939-1948; trans. from French, 1967). General Topology. …
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Faculty Favorites--What Dr. Mike Wittmer reads

Jun 1, 2005

Here's a new semi-regular feature of Miller Library's News Column-- Favorite Books of CU/GRTS Faculty-- These are some of Dr. Wittmer's classic choices: Victor Hugo, Les Miserables ,Charles Dickens, David Copperfield ,Joseph Williams, Style …
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WOW! Check Out these New Changes to our Online Catalog!

May 17, 2005

Miller Library’s Online Catalog has a whole new look! It’s easier to use and has a new “Advanced Search” option (Try it!). By Fall semester, we hope there will be even more “bells and whistles”—book jackets, book …
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL--All Star Readers!

May 2, 2005

OurWomen's team are not just great athletes--they're great readers! Check out this photo-op and then check out a book or two for the summer. Visit Miller Library today!
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READ @ Miller Library

Apr 27, 2005

Why is Sam Carbaugh smiling? Could it have something to do with this short stack of favorite books? Sam is a book lover and library user and so he is featured on this series of READ posters in honor of National Library Week! The semester is over soon, but …
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Late Night @ Miller Library

Apr 20, 2005

On May 1st, Miller Library will open at 8:00 p.m. and remain open until 2:00 a.m. Freshman curfew is extended. Research Assistance will be available. Tutors from the Learning Center will also be on hand to provide a one stop shop for academic assistance. …
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Celebrating Community @ Miller Library with Dr. Mbah

Apr 13, 2005

Dr. Chris Mbah will conclude the series Celebrating Community @ Miller Library. He recently completed his Ph.D. from Argosy University. His dissertation is titled: MARKET ORIENTATION PROFILES: An intrinsic study of an organization in a structural adjustment …
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National Library Week: April 11-16

Apr 6, 2005

It’s National Library Week, a time to celebrate the contributions of libraries, librarians and library workers to their schools, campuses and communities. Books. Magazines. Videos. CDs. Databases. Internet access. You name it. Miller Library has …
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CHECK OUT THESE TWO NEW DISPLAYS

Mar 30, 2005

Miller Library is proud to display the photographic art of several CU students in its first floor display cabinet. Also check out the many resources on "Aging and End of Life" in the Display shelvesnearthe Research Desk.
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Two Outstanding New Online Collections Now Available

Mar 23, 2005

Miller Library has purchased two new resources for online research: For scholarly articles in a variety of disciplines, check out the new Duke University Press online journals (see Databases page). For 69 new general Reference E-books, such as Religions of …
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Audio Books and Social Work Abstracts: Try them free this month!

Mar 15, 2005

Miller Library is pleased to offer Social Work Abstracts and NetLibrary's Audio Books on a trial basis. Please check out these two great resources and then let us know what you think of them by emailing us at Reference@Cornerstone.edu. To get started using …
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SPEAKING VOLUMES to discuss C.S.Lewis Book

Mar 2, 2005

C.S. Lewis's Till We Have Faces will be the book everyone is talking about on campus this month! It is our "Speaking Volumes" Book Discussion feature beginning March 30.Check outa copy from Miller Library today and ENJOY! See the Speaking Volumes …
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CREATIVE DISPLAY IDEAS FOR TEACHER ED STUDENTS

Feb 27, 2005

Each month the student staff in our Curriculum Materials Center (CMC), on Miller Library's second floor, creates 2 or 3 displays. February's displays focused on Black History month and Presidents Day. Displays for March will center around Basketball …
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Civitas and Egypt: Books by Guest Lecturers Available

Feb 8, 2005

Books by two of our guest lecturers, scholars Ralph Wood  and Edwin Yamauchi are now on display and available for check out at Miller Library. Professor Yamauchi has 13 titles available here, including his most recent Africa and the …
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New Database for Bible, Religion, & Ministry Students

Feb 2, 2005

RELIGIOUS & THEOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS (RTA),  formerly available only on CD-ROM at Miller Library, is now available via Miller Library's Website for all CU/GRTS students. RTA provides abstracts from nearly 600 journals in Bible, religion and ministry, …
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Tax Forms Online here

Jan 30, 2005

For your convenience, here are links to your 2004 tax forms: Federal , Michigan, Grand Rapids.  For paper forms, visit your local public library.
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Expanded Children's Library and Curriculum Materials Center now offers Lamination Services

Jan 26, 2005

The all new Curriculum Materials Center, on Miller Library's second floor, brings together the library's children's literature and curriculum collections with materials formerly located in ITC (die cuts, poster board, etc.) While these collections …
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Celebrating Cornerstone Community with Dr. Gary Meadors

Jan 24, 2005

Please join Dr. Gary Meadors from the Seminary in the Archive Room at Miller Library on Wednesday, January 26th at 3:00 p.m.He will be speaking about his book Decision Making God's Way: A new model for knowing God's will which was published by Baker Books …
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Miller Library Gets Wireless Upgrade

Jan 13, 2005

Effective immediately, Miller Library is one of the first recipients on campus to get the "new wireless," a far better, more reliable, faster network connection than before. Come on in and try the new "WiFi"!
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Knitting 101 at Miller Library!

Jan 10, 2005

Check out Miller Library's knitting display. Contributors include Gail Atwood, Fay Bush, Monique Hunt and students, Beth Dickinson and Laura Walton. The display is located on both the 1st and 2nd floors of Miller Library. In conjunction with this knitting …
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Free Trial of Great New Business Databases

Jan 3, 2005

For a limited time Miller Library has secured free trials to Morningstar and Value Line, outstanding business databases. Click here for temporary passwords on our Electronic Resources page. Please let us know what you think of these resources. Email: …
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Miller Library Holiday Hours

Dec 20, 2004

Christmas Break and J-Term Hours:December 10- January 16: Monday-Thursday 10 am to 9 pm; Fri & Sat 10 am to 5 pm; Closed Sundays.Closed Dec. 23 through Jan 2.January 17: Resume regular hours
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Breaking News from Google!!

Dec 14, 2004

Google announced this week that it plans to digitize the huge collections of major academic libraries, including U of Michigan's 7 million volumes for free access on the Web. Hear the story from NPR (audio file) or read it here on the Internet.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Dec 10, 2004

ANSWERS to many FAQs can be found on our Library Instruction page. For example, "How Can I Find Bible Commentaries at Miller Library" or "What Bible Commentaries and other Biblical Resources are available online?"  If you don't find your Question/Answer …
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Check Out a DVD over Christmas Break

Dec 3, 2004

Our growing collection of DVDs at Miller Library includes lots of popular and classic titles: Casablanca, Shadowlands (C.S. Lewis story starring Anthony Hopkins), The Pianist, Crouching Tiger, Matrix Revolutions, What About Bob? Shattered Glass, Lord of the …
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C.S. Lewis Book Chosen for Next "Speaking Volumes" Discussion

Nov 29, 2004

"Till We Hav e Faces," by C.S.Lewis, is the Spring 2005 choice for Speaking Volumes, a Cornerstone book discussion hosted by Miller Library. For details go to Speaking Volumes link (under Library Services)
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Library Staffer Resigns to Pursue Missionary Calling

Nov 18, 2004

Melodee Whitman, Interlibrary Loan & Serials specialist, will be leaving us December 3 to give full-time attention, with her husband Jonathan, to missionary candidacy, raising support in preparation to serve with Baptist Mid-Missions in Italy. Visit their …
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Read today's Wall Street Journal online--daily for free! Courtesy of Miller Library

Nov 11, 2004

Did you know? Consumer Reports, Wall Street Journal, Grand Rapids Press, NY Times, and literally thousands of other popular publications and scholarly journals are available to read and search full-text online via Miller Library's subscription databases. …
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Dr. Keys on "Christian Worldview and the Environment"

Nov 3, 2004

Dr. Rob Keys will be sharing his research in the Miller Library soft-seating area on Wednesday, November 10 at 3:00 p.m. His dissertation is titled "The Interactions Between an Orthodox Christian Worldview and Environmental Attitudes and Beliefs; For the …
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Thanksgiving Holiday Hours at Miller Library

Oct 25, 2004

November 23 open: 8am – 8pmNovember 24 open: 10am – 5pmNovember 25 - 28 ClosedNovember 29 – Resume Regular HoursFor Regular Fall Hours: click hereComing Soon: "Late Night at Miller Library" for your studying convenience--Sunday Dec.5
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Librarian: A "Brilliant Career Choice!" CU Grads Agree!

Oct 12, 2004

Consumer Reports Money Advisor (Sept.2004) uses those words to describe this growing field: "Today's librarians act as detectives, helping patrons navigate the Internet and databases for colleges, corporations, and museums." Hospital and law libraries, information …
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Speaking Volumes: Event Schedule

Oct 6, 2004

Speaking Volumes Book Discussion Group is pleased to announce its Fall 2004 book selection.  My Name is Asher Lev, by Chaim Potok, is the brilliant story of a young Jewish boy whose artistic gift clashes with the world in which he is raised. Books …
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Try These New Databases for Your Research

Oct 4, 2004

Two new databases are available for free trial over the next month. Check them out and let the library staff know what you think of them-- Naxos Music Library – Free trial runs through October 31. Username=Michigan Password=Michigan. Thomson …
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Ten Reasons Why "Google" Is Not Enough!

Sep 22, 2004

We don't mean to pick on Google! These comments apply to most popular commercial search engines. Actually, many librarians and other researchers use Google—;but rarely for academic research. Recently Google has even added the ability to find resources …
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Seminary Offers Gift of Life-Long Learning to all CU Alumni

Sep 16, 2004

GRTS, and its new Lifelong Learning Centers, has provided a wonderful research tool for all GRTS and all CU alumni that will especially be appreciated by those actively involved in ministry. The ATLA database is a familiar tool used by current GRTS and CU …
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Speaking Volumes: My Name Is Asher Lev

Sep 7, 2004

Speaking Volumes Book Discussion Group is pleased to announce its Fall 2004 book selection.  My Name is Asher Lev, by Chaim Potok, is the brilliant telling of a young Jewish boy whose artistic gift clashes with the world in which he is raised. Miller …
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CU AUTHORS TO PRESENT RESEARCH

Aug 31, 2004

"Celebrating Cornerstone Community" is a new series, hosted at Miller Library, featuring CU authors who will present their current or recent research. Leading off is Dr. Chris Weber on Sept.15 (Weds 3 pm) talking about her dissertation research: the intriguing …
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Used Books NOW FREE! at Miller Library

Aug 30, 2004

Remaining from our used books sale--all are now FREE--in Lobby of Library: help yourself!--Bible, theology, general reference, including several old CU yearbooks.
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New CMC Opens Wednesday, August 25, at Miller Library

Aug 23, 2004

The Curriculum Materials Center has been moved and expanded at Miller Library. Located on the second floor, the CMC brings together the library's children's literature and curriculum collections with materials formerly located in ITC (die cuts, poster board, …
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Now Playing at Miller Library

Aug 23, 2004

Miller Library has a new Video Venue. The large screen TV in its lobby will normally be tuned to CNN for daily news, or the Discovery Channel. Occasionally we will feature new videos or DVDs. This week, of course, the Olympic Games will be our featured selectio …
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J.P. Moreland Books Available at Miller Library

Aug 13, 2004

Faculty Work Days speaker, Dr. J.P. Moreland is author of the following titles available at Miller Library: Body & Soul: Human Nature & the Crisis of Ethics; Christian Perspectives on being Human; The Creation Hypothesis (Scientific Evidence …
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Library Staffer Writes New Sports Column for GR Press

Aug 12, 2004

Cathy Fazio, Miller Library acquisitions coordinator, has her first weekly column on Fantasy Football in the August 13 GR Press. See [More] for article link. Congratulations, Cathy!    Click here for August 13 Sports …
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Watch this space for new developments at Miller Library!

Aug 11, 2004

New curriculum center open soonNew InterLibrary Loan capabilitiesNew Speaking Volumes book discussionNew gift to all CU AlumniNew CU authors' forumNew Video Venue                 …
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Everything you wanted to know about Miller Library

Aug 7, 2004

is found in this new LIBRARY USERS HANDBOOK pdf version. Also see the new Faculty Handbook to Miller Library
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Off-campus access to databases still problematic, 8/4/04

Jul 25, 2004

Off-campus access to databases is temporarily unavailable; but you can still access FirstSearch & InfoTrac here: Michigan e-Library . Log on using your MI driver's license number. On-campus users go to Databases for the best results. …
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We're Back!

Jul 23, 2004

The problem with off-campus access to databases seems finally to be resolved. If you have trouble accessing any database please call us (222-1458) or email us at:circulation@cornerstone.edu We welcome your input on the new Library website and online …
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DVDs for Your Summer Enjoyment

Jul 20, 2004

Our growing collection of DVDs at Miller Library includes not only popular new titles such as: Lord of the Rings, Band of Brothers, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone/ Chamber of Secrets, Roger & Me, Bowling for Columbine, Matrix Revolutions, Seabiscuit, …
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Problems Accessing Databases from Off-campus, 7/20/04

Jul 19, 2004

Off-campus access to databases is temporarily unavailable, but you can still access FirstSearch & InfoTrac here: Michigan e-Library . Log on using your MI driver's license number.On-campus users go to Databases for the best results. We apologize for …
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