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IN THIS ISSUE OF LINK FOR THE MONTH OF: February, 2001
- FACULY FOCUS: Robert Haltiwanger
- THANK YOU!
- SALES AND EVENTS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
- REQUISITION TIMELINE
- HOW IS THE BOOKSTORE DOING?
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Faculty Focus: Robert Haltiwanger
Robert Halitwanger is Prof. of Glycosylation of Nuclear and Cytoplasmic Proteins in the Dept. of
Biochemistry and Cell Biology. Del Ifafore was incredibly curious about his line of work, so she
contacted him for an interview...
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Click here to see the full article
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Thank You!
The University Bookstore would like to thank everyone who participated in the December food drive.
Close to 4 boxes of food and sundries were donated to the Port Jefferson Ecumenical Food Pantry.
This would not have been possible without *you*!
How Is the Bookstore Doing? B+
This semester 88% of the books requested by October 15th were on the shelf by the first day of
class. While 88% seems reasonable, our goal is to get all of the books on the shelves. We want an
A. Excellence, is our first priority and we will do better next semester !
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February Sales & Events!
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| Feb 14: LOVE IS IN THE AIR
Valentine's Day Red Sale! Buy one Item at regular price and get a second for 1/2 price (equal or lesser value)
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| Feb 19: NO CHADS HERE
President's Day Sale! Buy One shirt at regular price and get a second for 1/2 price (equal or lesser value)
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| FEBRUARY MONTH-LONG SALE
20% off all HISTORY and POETRY books in the Trade Books department.
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Requisition Timeline
Teaching next semester? Here's a requisition due date timeline to help you!
For Summer I & II 2001
Monday, April 2, 2001
For Fall 2001
Monday, April 16, 2001
Download a PDF version of the Textbook Requisition
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