EZ-Borrow, the service that allows library users to search and request materials from dozens of libraries throughout the state, is about to get better. A simplifed search interface provides users with a Google-like single search box. Moreover, users will no longer have to select which libraries they'd like to search -- the new system searches ALL libraries simultaneously. Look for this new service in early February.
Mark Newport will lead a 50-minuite performance piece. Anyone who knows how to knit, crochet, or sew is fivited to participate by arriving at the lobby with and in-progress piece by 1:40 p.m. 
The Edinboro University Book Club will next meet on the evening of Tuesday, August 23. We will be discussing the classic detective mystery, Gaudy Night by Dorothy Sayers. Additional meeting details are forthcoming.
"Gaudy Night is a remarkable achievement. Harriet Vane and Saint-George, the undergraduate nephew of Lord Peter, help give variety, and the college setting justifies good intellectual debate. The motive is magnificently orated on by the culprit in a scene that is a striking set-piece. And though the Shrewsbury dons are sometimes hard to distinguish one from another, the College architecture is very good. Note a reference to C. P. Snow's The Search, and sound views on counterpoint versus harmony." Jacques Barzun and Wendell Hertig Taylor. 
