Archive for April, 2009
A New Look for the Ramaker Homepage
April 24, 2009WINNERS!! ~ National Library Week ~
April 21, 2009
Door Prizes – Students - $10 gift card to iTunes, Quiznos, or Walmart
Danielle Arnone
Elicia Camarigg
Morgan De Jong
Justin Karmann
Leon Li
Marly Melsh
Michelle Mether
Door Prizes – Faculty/Staff
Randy Jensen – $10 gift card to The Coffee Mill
Anila Karunaker – $10 gift card to De Koffie Hoek
Carly Miller – $15 gift card to Barnes & Noble
Brett Wieking – $15 gift card to Barnes & Noble
Where in the World Is the Library Staff?
Student Winner – Moriah Anderson – $15 gift card for iTunes, Quiznos, or Walmart
Faculty/Staff Winner – Karen Barker – $15 gift card for iTunes, Quiznos, or Walmart
To see the correct answers, click the world below.
Prize Code Winners - $5 gift card to the Hub
TJ Noble
*kudos to TJ for searching through the trash to find 3 winning postcards!
Andy Boone
Natalie Johnson
Ansley Griesse
THANK YOU FOR HELPING US CELEBRATE!!
National Library Week – WINNING PRIZE CODES!
April 14, 2009Check the prize code on the National Library Week postcard that you received through campus mail. The winning prize codes are listed below.
To claim your $5 gift card, bring your winning postcard to the library!
GOOD LUCK!
Winning Prize Codes
H8SR7N
J8AS2K
A9VM2Z
K6TT7T
L4TV5T
X1HY1V
H3YR9J
G2HP4J
B2GM5M
G6RP7S
Where in the World Is the Library Staff?
April 13, 2009National Library Week – STUDENT DOOR PRIZES!
April 13, 2009Students!
Type your NAME and EMAIL ADDRESS in the box below to register for our DOOR PRIZES!
You could win a $10 gift card to your choice of Walmart, Quiznos, or iTunes!
Thank you for helping us celebrate!!
National Library Week – FACULTY/STAFF DOOR PRIZES!
April 13, 2009Faculty & Staff!
Type your NAME and EMAIL ADDRESS in the box below to register for our DOOR PRIZES!
You could win a gift card to Barnes & Noble, De Koffie Hoek, or The Coffee Mill!
Thank you for helping us celebrate!!
New History Database Added
April 8, 2009Ramaker has just added another history database to our collection – and it’s one particularly helpful to those needing primary sources.

Picture from the Library of Congress.
ArchiveGrid is an online resource for searching through historical documents, personal papers, and family histories held in archives around the world. Thousands of libraries, museums, and archives have contributed nearly a million collection descriptions to ArchiveGrid. Researchers searching ArchiveGrid can learn about these collections, contact archives to arrange a visit to examine materials, and order copies.
ArchiveGrid is a great source to see what primary sources are available. In some cases, you may find documents and photos that have been digitized and are available on the web, but in most cases you will need to contact the collection owner to access the materials.
It’s worth a search, though, because of the depth of collections compiled on this site. If you have questions about this resource or any others, please ask a Ramaker librarian for help.
Day of Learning in Community
April 1, 2009For the Day of Learning in Community, the hours at Ramaker will be as follows:
7:30am – 9:00am: Open
9:00am – 10:45am: Closed
10:45am – Midnight: Open
While the library will be open for most of the day, library staff will not be available between 9:00am and 4:00pm.

