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Davey Café Open for Business
The Davey Café has reopened for the 2008-2009 school year. Stop by!..[More]
Posted Tue, August 26 2008
New Lobby Exhibit of Chinese Christian Center Materials
The new library lobby exhibit features photographs, newspaper clippings, and newsletters related to the Center...[More]
Posted Mon, August 11 2008
Book Club to discuss The Golden Compass
The next faculty/staff book club discussion will feature The Golden Compass, by Philip Pullman...[More]
Posted Wed, July 23 2008
Book Club to Discuss Angle of Repose
The next book club discussion will take place on July 16 in the Library Community Room...[More]
Posted Wed, July 02 2008
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Global Learning Community - Week 9

Should you wish to borrow any of these books, please email us at library@pacific.edu and we will pull the book, check it out to you, and deliver it to your dorm. We will deliver Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm.  Please provide:
  • Your name
  • Your 988#
  • Your dorm address
NOTE: The due date will be stamped in the back of the book. You will be responsible for returning the book to the library by that date or renewing it online at http://library.pacific.edu/ or in-person at the library.

Week 9 Recommendations

  1. Sisterhood is Forever: The Women’s Anthology for a New Millennium
    • In this book, the women’s issues and history are explored. This collection is comprised of over 60 essays that are compelling, scholarly, and timely. It includes testimonies from notable women, including Anita Hill, Gloria Steinem, and Natalie Angier.
    • Call Number: HQ1154 .S545 2003
    • Interested in knowing a little more?  Read reviews at Amazon
  2. Goddeses and Monsters: Women, Myth, Power, and Popular Culture
    • “The essays in Goddesses and Monsters recognize popular culture as a primary repository of ancient mythic energies, images, narratives, personalities, icons, and archetypes. Together, they take on the patriarchal myth…[and] point to an alternative imagination of female power that still can be found behind the cult devotion given to Princess Diana...” Taken from the book description.
    • Call Number: HQ1190 .C368 2004
    • Interested in knowing a little more?  Read reviews at Amazon
  3. Migrations and Other Stories
    • We have looked at a lot of non-fiction on migration and geographical and cultural boundaries, so I included a fictional work this week on the same topics. This award-winning collection provides insight on themes of survival, identity, and cultural conflict.
    • Call Number: PS3608 .E7667 2007
    • Interested in knowing a little more?  Read reviews at Amazon
  4. Celebrity Culture in the United States
    • This book provides essays on the growing phenomenon of celebrity culture, including the roles of media and consumerism. What roles do celebrities assume in the national imagination? This book also offers many items for those who would like to further study this trend.
    • Call Number: E169.12 .C39 2008
    • Interested in knowing a little more?  Read reviews at Amazon
  5. Women’s Voices from the Rainforest
    • This book “explores the position of the women whose families are tearing down the rainforest. These women of Latin America have been (made) largely invisible but can now be heard proposing action.” Taken from the book description.
    • Call Number: HQ1240.5 .S63 T68 1995
    • Interested in knowing a little more?  Read reviews at Amazon