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Friday, October 3, 2014 by Carol Steele
Is all that colour just the leaves turning? This week's Library Lens has a definite red theme going on.
Rachel McNeil writes, "Rebecca Hutchinson and Jan Uhde were getting ready for one of two ELAS [English Language for Academic Studies] sessions this week by bringing Library laptops to the Math building in a computer trolley. " Submitted by Rachel.
"One of the joys of the route between Davis and Porter is this view IMHO!" notes Sharon Lamont.
Photos "...from the Milton Good Library tour this past Friday. The first is a small group of library staff wandering around the new library and the second is one of the many breathtaking views that Milton Good offers!" Submitted by Jamie Reilly.
"The Resource Sharing unit decorated the office [Wednesday] morning for the United Way kick off," writes Mary Lynne Bartlett.
"Davis Resource Sharing casuals: Danielle Farr, Sonia Law, and Marissa Traversa, attending Excellence Canada Open House with their supervisor," notes Steph Voichita. Photo taken by Gail Henry and submitted by Steph.
"Davis Circulation Desk, workroom and staff went red to mark the start of the annual University of Waterloo campaign in support of the United Way." Submitted by Steph Voichita.
More photos of the library and campus going red for United Way. "I noticed Porcellino was looking decidedly glum and left out so I put some red on him and [took a] shot of him giving me “the look”, " writes Laurie Strome.
The latest in office décor for United Way. Submitted by Cornelia Tiba and Alex Dobre.
"Collection Development staff in RED," notes Farzaneh Keramati. Such happy people!
And, finally, no red in this photo. "I keep getting pleasantly surprised by how well the students are respecting the noise zoning in the library. The group study floors are so full of dynamic energy and the quiet and silent floors are carefully respected. I especially enjoy the colours and the new furniture on the 6th floor and it seems the students do as well!" writes Karen Davidson.
This week's throw back photo
Red-themed photos from the past. "John Hofstetter helped find some love-themed titles and our co-op student, Marissa White, made the heart garland from the pages of some great love stories. In the spirit of architecture, building the heart was certainly a structural challenge!" Submitted by Sara Perkins and first posted in Library Lens on February 14, 2014.