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Fridays: 8 a.m. — 3 p.m.

Saturdays: CLOSED

Sundays: 6 p.m. — 11 p.m.

Marie Blair Burgess Library January 2018

THE BURG BLURB!

Reminder: Holiday Library Hours

Tuesday 12/19 – Monday 1/1: CLOSED (Christmas & New Year’s break) Tuesday 1/2 – Thursday 1/4: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Friday 1/5: 8 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Saturday 1/6 – Sunday 1/7: CLOSED

Monday 1/8 – Tuesday 1/9: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Wednesday 1/10: Resume Regular Hours (classes start)

Sunday 1/14: CLOSED

Monday 1/15: Campus is closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day;

the library will be open evening hours: 6 p.m. – 11 p.m.

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Did you know the library provides access to over 80 online research databases that are accessible from on or off campus? This month we’re highlighting our Opposing Viewpoints in Context database.

Opposing Viewpoints in Context is an engaging online experience for those seeking contextual information and opinions on hundreds of today's hottest social issues from capital punishment to immigration. This database features continuously updated viewpoints, topic overviews, full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary source documents, statistics, images, videos, audio files, and links to vetted websites organized into a user-friendly portal experience.

For more information visit our Databases A-Z page located at http://libguides.smcsc.edu/alldatabases!

One Toss of the

Dice: The Incredible

Story of How a Poem

Made Us Modern,

R. Howard Bloch

Krazy: George

Herriman, A Life in

Black and White,

Michael Tisserand

Great Strategic

Rivalries: From the

Classical World to

the Cold War,

James Lacey

Germany: Memories

of a Nation,

Neil MacGregor

America Abroad:

The United States’ Global Role in the

21st Century,

Stephen G. Brooks &

William C. Wohlforth

Bureaucracy in

America:

The Administrative

State’s Challenge to Constitutional

Government,

Joseph Postell

The Tragedy of U.S.

Foreign Policy:

How America’s Civil Religion Betrayed

the National

Interest,

Walter A. McDougall

The Expanding

Blaze: How the

American Revolution

Ignited the World,

1775-1848,

Jonathan Israel

First Martyr of

Liberty:

Crispus Attucks in

American Memory,

Mitch Kachun

Magna Carter:

The Birth of Liberty,

Dan Jones

The Face of Britain:

A History of the

Nation Through Its

Portraits,

Simon Schama

John Adam’s Republic: The One,

the Few, and the

Many,

Richard Alan

Ryerson

Kissinger:

1923-1968,

The Idealist,

Niall Ferguson

Who Freed the

Slaves? The Fight

Over the Thirteenth

Amendment,

Leonard L. Richards

Reading the Bible

With the Founding

Fathers,

Daniel L. Dreisbach

Have a Little Faith:

Religion, Democracy,

and the American

Public School,

Benjamin Justice &

Colin Macleod

John C. Calhoun’s Theory of

Republicanism,

John G. Grove

Bush,

Jean Edward Smith

Forged Through Fire:

War, Peace, and the

Democratic Bargain,

John Ferejohn &

Frances McCall

Rosenbluth

The Rise of Athens:

The Story of the

World’s Greatest Civilization,

Anthony Everitt

The Terror Years:

From Al-Qaeda to the

Islamic State,

Lawrence Wright

Waging War: The

Clash Between

Presidents and

Congress,

1776 to ISIS,

David J. Barron

Confronting Evil:

Engaging Our

Responsibility to

Prevent Genocide,

James Waller

Genocide:

A World History,

Norman M. Naimark

Irish Nationalists

in America:

The Politics of Exile,

1798-1998,

David Brundage

We Wanted

Workers:

Unraveling

the Immigration

Narrative,

George J. Borjas

Once Within Borders:

Territories of Power,

Wealth, and

Belonging Since

1500,

Charles S. Maier

On the Move:

Changing

Mechanisms of

Mexico-U.S.

Migration,

Filiz Garip

English: One Tongue,

Many Voices,

Jan Svartvick,

Geoffrey Leech &

David Crystal

The Ethics

of Invention:

Technology and the

Human Future,

Sheila Jasanoff

Blood in the Water:

The Attica Prison

Uprising of 1971 and

Its Legacy,

Heather Ann

Thompson

The Kingdom

of Speech,

Tom Wolfe

Grand Hotel Abyss:

The Lives of the

Frankfurt School,

Stuart Jeffries

The War Against

Boys: How

Misguided Policies

are Harming Our

Young Men,

Christina Hoff

Sommers

The Real Planet of

the Apes: A New

Story of Human

Origins,

David R. Begun

Welcome to the

Universe:

An Astrophysical

Tour,

Neil DeGrasse

Tyson, Michael A.

Strauss & J. Richard

Gott

Prosperity Without

Growth: Foundations

for the Economy of

Tomorrow,

Tim Jackson

Paying the Price:

College Costs,

Financial Aid, and

the Betrayal of the

American Dream,

Sara Goldrick-Rab

The Unexpected

President: The Life

and Times of

Chester A. Arthur,

Scott S. Greenberger

Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine,

Anne Applebaum

Science and the

City: The Mechanics

Behind the

Metropolis,

Laurie Winkless

The Long Arm of

Moore’s Law: Microelectronics and

American Science,

Cyrus C. M. Mody

World Without Mind:

The Existential

Threat of Big Tech,

Franklin Foer

Life 3.0:

Being Human in the

Age of Artificial

Intelligence,

Max Tegmark

The Testing

Charade:

Pretending to Make

Schools Better,

Daniel Koretz

Free Women, Free

Men: Sex, Gender,

Feminism,

Camille Paglia

When Is Free Speech

Hate Speech?,

At Issue Series,

Marty Gitlin

Banned Books,

At Issue Series,

Marcia

Amidon Lusted

The Theoretical

Minimum: What You

Need to Know to

Start Doing Physics,

Leonard Susskind &

George Hrabovsky

Special Relativity

and Classical Field

Theory:

The Theoretical

Minimum,

Leonard Susskind &

Art Friedman

Corporate Farming,

Opposing Viewpoints

Series,

Avery Elizabeth Hurt

Extreme Weather

Events,

Global Viewpoints

Series,

Marcia Amidon

Lusted

Returning Soldiers

and PTSD,

Current Controver-

sies Series,

Barbara Krasner

Migrants

and Refugees,

Global Viewpoints

Series,

M. M. Eboch

Honor Killings,

Global Viewpoints

Series,

Lisa Idzikowski

Immigration Bans,

Opposing Viewpoints

Series,

Elizabeth

Schmermund

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