If a staple becomes jammed in the anti-jam enabled stapler, open the staple tray and remove the staples. Turn the stapler over and look for the slidy thing.
Find a pen or pair of scissors. Stick said item in the end of the stapler.
Now move the little slidy thing back. This should loosen the jam. You may have to jiggle the ...
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Student Development runs a Career Services office, which is located in the library basement. More information on their services can be found on their Eagle webpage:
http://eagle.northwestu.edu/departments/student-development/career-services/
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To print on cardstock or heavy weight paper (Library Student Copier):
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1. Find the word in a concordance (it must correspond to the Bible translation/version you are using.)
To the right of the scripture citation will be a number. Depending on the version of the concordance, it will be either a Strong’s number or a G/K number. (NIV = G/K, Strong’s KJV=Strongs) Verify which number this is; do NOT just rely on the title of the book.
In the back of the concordance are two things:
- A Greek or Hebrew dictionary which corresponds ...
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Students may be confused about how to cite information they found in Logos Bible Software. The main thing they need to do is identify what book or other resource is supplying the information. From there, have them follow the general Turabian rules for citing that type of source. At the end of the citation, they should add the name of the bible software.
Recommend that they consult the Writing Center and/or their professor if they want to be sure that their ...
Continue Reading →If a student needs help on a Windows computer opening a file created on a Mac using the Pages program, there are a few ways to help.
The best option if they have their Mac with them, or have time to get it, is to save the Pages document as a Word file, which will open easily in the Windows version of Word.
If they don’t have ...
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Sort order differs between Dewey and LC classification systems. The following is the correct way to sort in both systems.
i = integer/whole number sorting (e.g. 9, 35, 112)
d = alphabetical/decimal sorting (e.g. 112, 35, 9)
Library of Congress: BH 301.53 .M54 M44 1985 dd iii dd ddd ddd iiii Dewey: 231.72 S6753k, 1986 iii dd dddddd iiiiContinue Reading →
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Currently lockers are available on a first-come first-served basis, but students need to register at the library front desk. There is a spreadsheet titled ‘Locker List’ linked from the front desk computer where student information should be entered. Students should provide their own lock for now.
Four lockers are reserved for day use only (numbers 204, 206, 208, 210). Please offer that option for people who want to leave stuff here for a short period (so, rather than ‘watching’ their stuff ...
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