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Forum Focuses on Black Women in the Media March 5–6

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February 27 , 2004

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New LITS Loan Service This semester LITS is introducing ILLiad, a secure, paperless method to make interlibrary loan requests for MHC faculty, staff, and students easier and more efficient. ILLiad will allow community members to log on and make requests more rapidly and accurately. It will also allow users to track the status of their requests and modify them as need arises. To sign up and start using ILLiad, follow the ILLiad interlibrary loan link from the library and information resources page at http://www.mtholyoke.edu/lits/library/ or directly access it at http://illiad.mtholyoke.edu/illiad/logon.html.

Women Helping Women The Mount Holyoke Club of Turkey has started an initiative to support a group of women in Izmir who are facing severe financial setbacks. The alumnae initiative provides the women with a modest income that they earn by selling handmade decoupage note cards. The club organized a workshop to teach the women the decoupage application method. “This is our milestone project. In the past years, we organized several projects such as recording books on tape for the blind in Ankara, planting sapling trees in Izmir, and providing the MHC music library with audio material, but none has touched on a shatteringly real social problem like this one,” said club president Arzu Gurz Abay ’94. “We are witnessing the cracking of families in our immediate neighborhood, and the economic situation does not provide any opportunities or social help. We therefore felt the imperative need to take action.” For more information, go to http://www.angelfire.com/mt/holyoke/products.html.

 

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