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In observance of Indigenous Peoples Day the Library will be open from 12-7 pm on Monday October 8th. The Library will reopen for normal hours on Tuesday October 9th at 7:45 am.
Hope you enjoy your long weekend!
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In honor of Memorial day, the Hirsh Health Sciences Library will be closed on Monday May 28th, 2017. We will be open regular hours Friday May 25th, Saturday May 26th and Sunday May 27th. We hope that you have a restful day off and we look forward to helping you with your information needs on Tuesday May 29th.
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This upcoming weekend will be our last weekend of extended hours for the spring semester.
Saturday May 12th: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday May 13th: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
We wish everyone the best of luck with their final exams and hope that your studying is as stress free as possible. Stop by the 4th floor service desk for all your charging and reserve needs.
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In honor of Presidents’ Day, the Hirsh Health Sciences Library will have shortened hours on Monday, February 19th. We will be open 12pm to 7 pm.
We will be open regular hours on Sunday (2/18) and again on Tuesday (2/20).
We hope you have a great weekend!
In observance of the university holiday for Veterans Day on Friday 11/10, the library will be operating with limited hours. The Library Service Desk will be open from 12pm-7pm and the library offices will be closed for the day. We will resume our regular hours on Saturday and Sunday.
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✍️: @darylaustinUTHonestly, we're unsure if we support this or if we're sad about it. If any of us ever told you that you wouldn't need the Krebs cycle again, we are...sorry? Bemused? Betrayed?
I did something today I promised myself I would never do
I don’t know how I’ll live with the shame but somehow it helps to admit it, even if I lose the respect of my peers
Here goes
<deep breath>
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