One of our students has lost her keys – they have a tiki keyring. If they are found, please contact Shelly McDonald on 027 4665 4006
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IT Helpdesk away
IT Helpdesk person is away this morning (Thurs) 9.30-11 for a meeting at Ilam campus. This will be a regular meeting every thursday morning from now on.
Glasses found
Some glasses were found on my desk today in a visique case, in the top drawer at lending desk now. (Ariana)
keys found
We have just had some keys handed in to the lending desk at the Education library. They are on a Sports Institute of Otago tag. They are currently in the top drawer at the lending desk.
Journal Surf
Journal Surf is having problems. Serials are on the case.
Lisa
Te Kaharoa e-journal
Te Kaharoa is a free access, multi-disciplinary, refereed, electronic journal with a focus on indigenous issues in the Pacific region. It is supported by Te Ara Poutama – the Faculty of Maori Development – at AUT University, in Auckland, New Zealand. It accepts but is not limited to articles dealing with language, culture, art, history, anthropology, development studies, and other disciplines associated with the indigenous peoples of the Pacific. Volume 2 is now available which includes an article by Hana O’Regan about cultural identity.
Research Room Printer
We’re having ongoing problems with Research Room printer jamming when feeding from Tray 3 – I’ve removed all paper from this tray and it has defaulted to tray 1 or 2.
pjd93
Te Wiki o te Reo Maori
Kia ora koutou
To celebrate Maori Language Week the library hosted the opening of Te Wiki o te Reo Maori this morning in the Central Library. There was a grand turnout of staff and students at the opening and paramanawa (morning tea). Kia ora to all the library staff who attended, and who came and learnt the waiata over the last couple of weeks. (We will have to find another occasion to sing our second one that we didn’t get to sing this morning).
This year’s theme is all about speaking Maori in the home
Te Wiki at UC
This week is a great opportunity for us all to start learning Te Reo Maori, but also to promote it and support others who are learning.
Kia kaha!
na Ariana Tikao