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The Loquacious LibraryA Newsletter from the SHS LibraryStaff: Susan Myers, Irene Tighe, Myra Webb
(This edition created by Karen Meharg!) http://loquaciouslibrary.com March 2013
MARCH MADNESSot only is March Madness in full
swing within the NCAA basketballteams, it's happening at the
Loquacious Library. Between voting for
award-winning books and collaborating withdifferent classes,the media center has been
busy! Thanks to Mr. Brooks for bringing his
photography classes and holding a photo
scavenger hunt around the library. Studentstried to figure out clues made out by intern,
Ms. M, and take pictures of the answers. Also,
Mrs. Richards brought students to enjoy theambience of the place, read, and work on
research. Thank you to City Heights for
sharing teen issues through improv. A warmarigato gozaimasu to Ms. Matsuoka, the Japan
Outreach Coordinator from Wofford College,
who shared Japanese culture with socialstudies classes.
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BracketsSports in the library. Who would have dunk?
Oh, wait... 16 award winning YA titles were
chosen by Ms. M, and put into a bracket. The16 titles were:
Aristotle & Dante Discover the Secrets, Bomb:
the Race to Build & Steal-the World's Most
Dangerous Weapon, Cinder, Code NameVerity, Delirium, Divergent, In Darkness,
Legend, Steve Jobs, The Fault in Our Stars,
The Scorpio Races, Trafficked, Variant, We've
Got a Job, and Why We Broke Up.After going head to head in the Battle of the
Books, LEGEND by Marie Lu is the winner!Also, Tyquan Gentry is the winner of the
drawing for a gift card to Hub City Book Shop
for voting for Legend! Congrats, Tyquan!
Poetry MonthApril is poetry month, so come visit the Poet-TREE in the media center and check out some
wonderful collections of poems! Different
poetry activities and contests are being heldweekly during the month of April, so start
thinking about those rhyming words you
learned in elementary school, and create a
poem!
TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVEAt the end of March, Dr. Booker made theannouncement that District 7 is heading
towards being 1:1. High school students will
receive Mac Air Books, considered the best ofits type according to Consumer Reports,
starting in the fall. With this in mind, the
media center has purchased e-books, which
can be downloaded onto any reading devicethrough the on-line catalog. There are already
over 100 titles, but we need your input!
Suggest books to a media specialist, and if youhave any questions about access, come on in.
We would be more than excited to help!
Helpful Websites:As the school year is ending, more tests and
projects are becoming due. Here are some
websites to help with your studies:~www.flashcardmachine.com- make virtual
flashcards of any kind and it will also quiz you
on them
~http://www.onlinecolleges.net/2012/03/06/15-copyright-rules-every-student-should-know/ -
an article to help you with copyright rules.DON'T PLAGARIZE!
~freerice.com- SAT like questions over a
variety of subjects, and you get help feed thehungry!
Collaborative Clases 25
Total Classes Library 95
Walk-Ins 5350
Circulation 1,260
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