March 26, 1894
The fragrance of spring: Another school record broken! A flower in full blossom (the skunk cabbage) was found by a botany walk on March 15. This is the earliest date on which a flower has been found during the School’s … Continued
ebrary eBook Reader – There’s an App for that!
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ebrary recently released an app for iOS devices. After downloading the app, one can then download & read offline, up to 10 ebrary ebooks for up to 2 weeks. Ohrstrom Library’s ebrary collection currently contains 72,000 ebooks, predominantly academic titles … Continued
Crossword Solver in Credo Reference
Crosswording over the break? Credo Reference (one of the library’s 2 major digital reference collections) contains a handy crossword solver tool: Simply type in any known letters of the stubborn as-yet-unknown word and Credo will generate any number of possible … Continued
March 13, 1926
Seven in one: February 27 has the distinction of being the only day in the recent history of St. Paul’s School and probably in all of its history, that has seen seven hockey games played in one rink in one … Continued
New Database: CQ Global Researcher
Love CQ Researcher for its direct, pithy yet thorough, presentation of current U.S. issues? Ohrstrom Library recently began subscribing to CQ Global Researcher. Like its long-respected counterpoint (80 years!), CQ Global provides in-depth, balanced reporting. The Global product presents reports … Continued