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This is an attempt at a monthly newsletter for us, by us. Submissions will be made by the 15th of the month with the final newsletter being posted on the last day of the month. We want this newsletter to be informative and fun. Share with us your latest recipes ... or complaints. 

October's Newsletter

Homecoming

Once gain Technical Services participated in the homecoming department decorating contest.  This year 24 campus departments, 9 student organizations, and 7 residential communities participated in the contest. While we did not win the people's choice trophy (watch out Meyorhoff Scholars because Tricia is out for revenge), we did win 1st place in the judge's choice category. We left quite the impression with our tailgate themed decor. Thank you to everyone for participating. 

Book Nook - Staff Suggestions

Everyone is always looking for a good book to read. This months suggestions come from Heather and Tricia

6 Young Adult Books I loved (Heather)

Chen, Justina. North of Beautiful. (Coming-of-age novel about a girl with a controlling father.)

Cole, Brock. The Facts Speak for Themselves. (Teen novel about a girl in foster care. Poignant.)

Cushman, Karen. Catherine, Called Birdy. (Historical teen fiction about a girl in England in the middle ages. Funny!)

Grant, Michael. Gone. (First book in a series about kids in a town where all the adults have mysteriously disappeared.)

Lowry, Lois. Gossamer. (Short, fairy-tale-like book about the creatures who are responsible for human dreams. Very sweet book.)

Miranda, Megan. Fracture. (Teen novel about a girl who dies in an accident but is revived, with mixed results. Thought-provoking.)

Tricia also recommends  a YA book:

Roth, Veronica. Divergent.  This is book 1 of a trilogy.