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Library De-Stress Publication |
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Happy Wednesday, Tritons! We hope your midterms were a success! As you continue to busy yourself with schoolwork, we encourage you to be present and appreciate the people and life around you. Below, you'll find tips and activities to help you de-stress and center yourself, regardless of where you are studying from.
As always, send us comments and suggestions at Learningspaces@ucsd.edu. Publications, new and old, and upcoming activities are available on our webpage.
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Keep up with the latest UC San Diego Library news and information via our E-newsletter.
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Geisel Library and WongAvery Library are open. The newly renovated main entrance of Geisel Library is now ready for you to use! Library services will be located in the new Service Hub.
To see how busy the library is before visiting, visit Lib.ucsd.edu/find-a-seat. You can also download the Waitz app from the App Store and Play Store.
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With the Fall quarter being halfway done, remember to give yourself time to relax and continue to think positively.
Click on the image to the right to download the printable coloring sheet created by a Library student employee.
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Click image to download the puzzle. Answers will be in the next issue. |
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Take a short break to de-stress with this 'it's fall y'all'
word search! |
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Enjoy this Nurikabe puzzle! |
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GEISEL AFTER DARK VIRTUAL FEEDBACK FEST |
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Join the Library for our 9th annual Geisel After Dark event for chances to win weekly raffles for $25 Triton Cash cards and a final raffle for a $50 Amazon e-gift card by providing your feedback on Library services. This event is hosted virtually this year on our website from Tuesday, November 1, 2022, through Tuesday, November 30, 2022.
Gift cards will be delivered to the winners via their UC San Diego email address. |
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TODAY I AM GRATEFUL FOR... |
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PRODUCTIVE MORNING PLAYLIST |
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SANGUINACCIO DOLCE SENZA SANGUE |
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Alt text:
Ingredients:
1 cup of milk (preferably whole)
1 cinnamon stick
1/2 cup of unsweetened cocoa powder
1/2 cup granulated sugar
3 tbsp all-purpose flour
1/3 cup chopped 70% dark chocolate
1 tsp vanilla extract
Directions:
1. In a pot, combine milk and cinnamon stick. Heat over medium heat for 3 to 5 minutes until just before simmering. Remove from heat and discard cinnamon stick.
2. In a medium bowl, sift together cocoa powder, sugar, and flour. Slowly whisk while adding hot milk, doing your best not to allow lumps to form. Mix well and return mixture to the pot.
3. Whisk constantly over medium-low heat until mixture begins to bubble and thicken.
4. Whisk in chocolate until smooth. Remove from heat, and mix in vanilla. Cool slightly before serving.
Enjoy!
Recipe adapted from Baking Mischief's blog.
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Censorship divides us. Join us as we continue to raise awareness of our nation’s most challenged books. An extension of Banned Books Week, which ended on September 24, this exhibit celebrates the freedom to read and draws attention to the harms of censorship.
Did you know every year the Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF) compiles a list of the Top 10 Most Challenged Books in order to inform the public about censorship in libraries and schools? The lists are based on information from media stories and voluntary reports sent to OIF from communities across the U.S. The Top 10 lists are only a snapshot of book challenges. Surveys indicate that 82-97% of book challenges – documented requests to remove materials from schools or libraries – remain unreported and receive no media.
Banned Books will remain on display through fall quarter. We encourage you to visit The Nest, a new exhibit space offered as a part of the recently completed renovations at Geisel Library, and take a look.
On display until December 22nd
Geisel Library, Main Floor, East Wing.
Check out the Library's website for more News and Events. |
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Alt text: Every time you are physically active, whether you take a walk or play tennis, your body releases mood-boosting chemicals called endorphins. Exercising not only helps you destress, it can also protect against heart disease by lowering your blood pressure, strengthening your heart muscle, and helping you maintain a healthy weight.
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