Busy Bees Trick-or-Treat at the Library

The Busy Bees stopped by the library today to collect some Halloween candy.

Our skeleton helped hand out candy at the circulation desk. (He needs to put on a little weight. Maybe the candy will help...)

Halloween

Stop by the library for a treat and while you are here, check out a book or DVD.  We have lots of spooky titles like A History of Horror by Wheeler Winston Dixon.  You never know what subjects lurk in the library!

Presidential Display Case

The library display case is featuring political books this month with an emphasis on presidential elections.  A great selection of books is available about the candidates, campaigns, the election process,  and politics in the United States.  Come to the library for your political information before you make your choice!  Voter registration forms are also available.

Library Open Oct. 18, 19; Closed Oct. 20

The Century College Library will be open on October 18 and 19 from 7:30 am to 4 pm.  We will be closed on Saturday, October 20.

Thursday and Friday on Campus

There are no classes scheduled for 10/18 and 10/19.  Wondering how you will fill the time?  This is perfect opportunity to head to your Century College Library to catch up on all of your assignments.  The Library will be open both days from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.  Stop by and get ahead!

Contest Winners!

The following students have won the Banned Books Week drawing in the library:  Fayrouz El hihi, Samuel Nieman, and Zach Nielsen.  The books are available for pick up at the library Circulation Desk.  Congratulations to our winners!

Enter a Drawing to Win a Banned Book!

Century Library celebrates the freedom to read during Banned Books Week, Sept. 30 - October 6.

• Enter a drawing at the circulation desk to win copies of books that have been challenged or banned:
• The Hunger Games trilogy
• Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers
• Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
• Check out a challenged or banned book from our display.
• Submit a video for our  Virtual Read-out:
• Create a video no more than 3 minutes long of a reading from a banned book. 
• The video should include information on where and why the book was banned, and you can also comment on why the book is important.
• Post the video to YouTube and send the URL of the video by October 2 to randi.madisen@century.edu. 

Come to the library and help celebrate!