Election Day (Nov. 2) is less than a week away and absentee voting is already underway. Here are some resources for information on the numerous races and propositions on our ballots.
Build Your Ballot Summaries and analysis of State-wide races and propositions from the Los Angeles Times.
Capital Public Radio has aired a series of reports exploring the different State-wide propositions
League of Women Voters of California offers non-partisan analysis of the State-wide propositions
The California Channel provides interviews of the candidates for the California Supreme Court.
Finally, Follow The Money provides local campaign finance information
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
A Paradise Built in Hell
Using examples from the 1906 San Francisco earthquake up to September 11 and Hurricane Katrina, this book investigates the positive side of humanity and communities that grow out of devastation.
A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities that Arise in Disaster
by Rebecca Solnit
Find it in the Library at call number HV553 .S59 2009
A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities that Arise in Disaster
by Rebecca Solnit
Find it in the Library at call number HV553 .S59 2009
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Photo:Box
Iconic photos by more than 200 famous photographers from around the world. Pictures are grouped by broad categories and include descriptions and brief biographies of the photographers.
PHOTO:BOX
edited by Roberto Koch
Find it in the Library at call number TR655 .P48913 2009
PHOTO:BOX
edited by Roberto Koch
Find it in the Library at call number TR655 .P48913 2009
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
River Basins of the American West
A collection of stories about the great watersheds of the Western United States. These explorations of water issues throughout the region were originally published in High Country News.
River basins of the American West: A High COuntry News Reader
edited by Char Miller
Find it in the Library at call number GB991 .W3R58 2009
River basins of the American West: A High COuntry News Reader
edited by Char Miller
Find it in the Library at call number GB991 .W3R58 2009
Thursday, October 14, 2010
A Platter of Figs
A mouth-watering collection of seasonal recipes, from Mustard Rabbit in the spring to chicken tagine in winter.
A Platter of Figs and other recipies
by David Tanis
Find it in the Library at call number TX725.A1T335 2008
A Platter of Figs and other recipies
by David Tanis
Find it in the Library at call number TX725.A1T335 2008
Monday, October 11, 2010
Waiting on a Train
The well-regarded account of a year spent on trains throughout the United States in an effort to understand the public policy status (and future) of passenger rail service in America.
Waiting on a Train
by James McCommons
Find it in the Library at call number HE2741.M196 2009
Waiting on a Train
by James McCommons
Find it in the Library at call number HE2741.M196 2009
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Standard Deviants
Hip, well-regarded DVDs on dozens of mathematical topics from pre-algebra and algebra to geometry, statistics and calculus.
Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Amazing Algebra, Geometry, Statistics & Calculus
by the Standard Deviants
Find these DVD sets in the QA (mathematics) section of our Film collection
Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Amazing Algebra, Geometry, Statistics & Calculus
by the Standard Deviants
Find these DVD sets in the QA (mathematics) section of our Film collection
Monday, October 4, 2010
Skeptic
An engaging scientific and educational publication that aims to promote science-based knowledge and the healthy skepticism of ideas, concepts and theories.
Skeptic
The current issue of Skeptic is located in the Reading Area of the Library. Back issues of all our magazines are located along the back wall of the library and circulate for one week at a time. Electronic access to Skeptic is available through the Full-text and Print Magazines link, available on our homepage.
Skeptic
The current issue of Skeptic is located in the Reading Area of the Library. Back issues of all our magazines are located along the back wall of the library and circulate for one week at a time. Electronic access to Skeptic is available through the Full-text and Print Magazines link, available on our homepage.
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