Thanksgiving break is almost here, which means a chance to relax, recharge, and put those pants you have with elastic waists to good use! Hirsh Library will have altered hours for part of next week so we can go celebrate too, so here is the breakdown for you:
Monday 11/25: 7:45am-11:00pm (regular hours)
Tuesday 11/26: 7:45am-11:00pm (regular hours)
Wednesday 11/27: 7:45am-5pm
Thursday 11/28: Closed
Friday 11/29: Closed
Saturday 11/30: Closed
Sunday 12/1: 12-10pm (regular hours)
All of us here at Hirsh hope you have a happy, healthy, and above all relaxing break, and we will see you again when we return to normal hours on December 1st!

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Winter break is upon us, and Hirsh’s library hours will be changing a bit for the next two weeks. The abbreviated list is below, but you can find a full schedule right here on our site. We resume normal hours on January 2nd.
Beginning this weekend (12/16 & 12/17), the schedule will be:
Weekends: Closed
Weekdays: 8am – 5pm*
* We will be closed on the following weekdays: December 25th, December 26th, December 29th, & January 1st
We hope you all have a relaxing break, and we will see you again in January!
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