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To assist you with your studying, the Hirsh Health Sciences Library will be having Extended Hours this weekend and next weekend!
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That means that the Library Service Desk on the 4th floor will be open 10am to 10pm on:
Saturday, March 24th
Sunday, March 25th
Saturday, March 31st
Sunday, April 1st
And just to make sure you can really maximize every minute of that time, we will have free coffee for you! The coffee will be on both Saturdays at 6pm on the 4th floor, set up on the long tables in front of Food 4 Thought Cafe.
Please note: the Sackler building hours will be unchanged, so you will be able to swipe in as early as 6 am and stay until midnight. The Extended Hours strictly affect how early and late the Library Service Desk is staffed.
We look forward to seeing you bright and early and late into the evening the next couple weekends!
Hello again! Hirsh Library would like to announce another weekend of extended hours!
This Saturday, April 9th, and Sunday, April 10th, the Hirsh Library Service Desk will be open 10 am to 10 pm.
We will also have FREE COFFEE on Saturday, April 9th. It will be a variety of Au Bon Pain coffee flavors, and will be on the tables in front of Food 4 Thought starting at 7 pm. We will also have tea!
If you have any questions, feel free to direct them to us at the desk on the 4th floor. But otherwise, we will see you again this weekend.
Good luck with your studying and exams!
Hello again! Hirsh Library would like to announce another weekend of extended hours!
This Saturday, April 2nd, and Sunday, April 3rd, the Hirsh Library Service Desk will be open 10 am to 10 pm.
We will also have FREE COFFEE on Saturday, April 2nd. It will be a variety of Au Bon Pain coffee flavors, and will be on the tables in front of Food 4 Thought starting at 7 pm. We will also have tea!
If you have any questions, feel free to direct them to us at the desk on the 4th floor. But otherwise, we will see you this weekend.
Good luck with your studying and exams!
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