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by Sheppard, T. G Length: 320 pages ; Subjects:
ISBN: 9781982153281 |
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by Terzi, Alessio Length: 345 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 9780674258426 |
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by Guzmán, Mónica Length: xxvii, 258 pages ; Subjects:
ISBN: 1637740336 ISBN: 9781637740323 ISBN: 9781637740330 |
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by Naím, Moisés. Length: 294 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 1250279216 ISBN: 1250279208 ISBN: 9781250279217 |
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by Emezi, Akwaeke Length: 280 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 9781982188726 ISBN: 9781982188702 ISBN: 1982188707 |
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ISBN: 059335849X ISBN: 0593358481 ISBN: 9780593358481 ISBN: 9780593358498 |
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by Herzog, Werner Length: 132 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 0593490266 ISBN: 9780593490266 ISBN: 0593490274 ISBN: 9780593490273 |
There's a new addition to the St. Andrew's Archives. Former science teacher, baseball, and football coach and athletic director Bob Colburn, was kind enough to share his 50+ years of memories with us.
Bob recently brought his many football and baseball scrapbooks to campus, allowing us to enrich our growing collection. Photos, local newspaper articles, as well as articles from The Cardinal were scanned to share with our archive enthusiasts.
The Irene duPont Library has a site
license to both The New York Times
and The Washington Post newspapers. This allows all members
of the community with a St. Andrew's School email address to have their very own account and to have full access to both publications.
To sign up for a subscription to the NYT, click here. If you are unsure about signing up, check out our blog that goes into some detail about
your digital subscription to NYT.
Most everyone has their stack of books. Your stack might include books you are currently reading as well as your "to be read" books; and some may just simply be separated by fiction and nonfiction.
Over the course of the next few weeks, featured right here, will be photos from various members of the SAS community's stack of books. In the photo above is Visual Arts teacher and artist, Navanjali Kelsey's current reading situation. In keeping with her creative interests, Navanjali obviously appreciates the art of creative writing.
For off-campus access of any subscription resource (i.e. paid-for databases), you'll be prompted to login first to OpenAthens. Your username is your "firstname.lastname" (for example john.smith); please contact us for the password, or if you have questions.
