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Progressive Librarians Guild: University of Arizona

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Don't miss your chance to win the grand prize in the PLG Tote Bag Photo Contest! Submit your photos by the end of Tuesday, November 3rd.

So go ahead, get creative and send us (or upload to the wiki) your photos of you or your friends/family using our PLG tote bags. The grand prize winner will receive a gift certificate to the Santa Barbara Ice Creamery on Speedway and Campbell.

You can post your submissions on the Tote Bag Photo Contest page on this wiki or send submissions to plg.ua.sirls@gmail.com.

Reflect on Banned Books Week 2009. Help us make BBW 2010 even better.

ON SALE NOW - PLG-UA Fair Trade Tote Bags!

Only $15 each.

Perfect for carrying books, papers, groceries, or anything else! Featuring our

custom logo, designed exclusively for PLG-UA by artist Dorothy Gambrell of Cat

and Girl.

These one-of-a-kind tote bags were sewn for PLG-UA by DoulgaPrieta

Works, a women's sewing cooperative based in Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico.

DoulgaPrieta Works is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting

sustainable economic development in Mexico. To learn more about their work,

visit www.DouglaPrietaWorks.org

Color: Green PLG-UA logo on natural canvas.

Dimensions: Approx. 15 in.. x 17 in.

Price: $15

Please make checks payable to Progressive Librarians Guild.

TO ORDER

Contact Diana at dlolivar@email.arizona.edu

***PLG Tote Bags will also be available for purchase at all PLG events and meetings***

See our new website!

Read the latest issue of our PLG-UA Newsletter: Volume 2, Issue 1 (Summer/Fall 2009)

*Anyone is welcome to request access to this wiki; you do not need to be a paying member. Use the field on the right, or email the President or Webmaster.

Please join us at our next general meeting of the semester:

5:15pm Wednesday, November 4th in the SIRLS Multipurpose room

(see Calendar for future meeting dates)

PLG: UA Chapter Statement

As the University of Arizona Chapter of Progressive Librarians Guild, we strive to uphold and promote social responsibility and diverse points of view through participation in the LIS field. We believe that direct communication on progressive issues with LIS students and professionals, as well as the community, will provide opportunities for improving libraries and communities for all. Through cooperative discussion, projects, and direct action on myriad subjects, and from multiple viewpoints, we aspire to attain the ideals of a true democratic society.

UA STUDENTS' CODE OF CONDUCT:

SIRLS requires adherence to the University of Arizona's Student Code of Conduct, available online at http://dos.web.arizona.edu/uapolicies/. All SIRLS students must be familiar with the prohibitions included in this Code of Conduct as well as the consequences for failure to comply with the Code. Any person or group hosting events for students, alumni, faculty, and friends should remind participants of our Code of Conduct, and perhaps require the submission of a 'Risk Management Waiver of Responsibility Form' (attached) to ensure participants understand their responsibilities.