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Free Tutoring at the Library 

Tutoring sessions are free! Sign up now at the ITC Desk on the 3rd floor of the Library for a session with one of our friendly tutors! Why wait?

Subjects include: Accounting, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business, Economics, Computer Information Systems, Math, Writing, Reading, ESL, French, Italian, and Spanish.

Happy Halloween!

Have a safe and happy Halloween!

Need a graphing calculator?

New! Graphing calculators now available for check out in the Library!

The TI-83 Plus and IT-84 Plus CE graphing calculators may be checked out for one day with your SWC photo ID card.

Thank you to the SWC Foundation for their generous support of this service.

Research paper? We can help!

Thursday: Topic Discovery Workshop

Join us on Thursday for a FREE 30-minute workshop about how to define your topic and come up with useful search terms.

We'll see you in L-244 at noon!

Be sure to ask your instructor if extra credit is available for attendance.

Scary!

October in the Library is the scariest month of the year!

Whether it's witches, ghosts, zombies, and monsters... Stop by our our Halloween display to find some creepy books to read this Halloween.

One of those scary books on display is:

The Walking Dead. Volume 26, Call to Arms 

Authors: Robert Kirkman, Charlie Adlard, Stefano Gaudiano, Cliff Rathburn 

Publisher: Image Comics, 2016 

Call Number: Leisure Reading 3785 

The Walking Dead. Volume 26,  Call to Arms presents a dystopian future in which the dead rise as zombies that feast on the living. Survivors in this zombie apocalypse band together in groups to fight to see another day.

 This graphic novel focuses on one survivor, Rick Grimes, who helped build a community of survivors to later be betrayed by them and forced to leave to create another one.

To check out this book, or any of the scary books on display, simply bring your SWC photo ID card because it serves as your Library card too.

Come to the Library to see more spooky graveyard-related titles on display.

Review by Arnold Josafat, SWC Librarian

Reference Book of the Week

Geo-Data : The World Geographical Encyclopedia 
John F. McCoy, project editor
Detroit : Thomson-Gale, 2003
Reference Section: call number G103.5 .G36 2003

Geo-Data: The World Geographical Encyclopedia provides entries on the physical geography of every country (as of 2003) in the world. Each entry includes maps of the country's geography as well as detailed text describing its features, climate and vegetation.

The entries for each country are standardized in format for ease of comparison, and include such fun facts for each country as largest city, tallest mountain, longest river, highest and lowest elevation, and types of natural hazards.

Review by Rachael Smithey, SWC Librarian

Math? Biology? Writing?

A Tutor Can Help 

Tutoring sessions are free! Sign up now at the ITC Desk on the 3rd floor of the Library.

Subjects include: Accounting, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business, Economics, Computer Information Systems, Math, Writing, Reading, ESL, French, Italian, and Spanish.