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Extended library opening hours for exams
14 October – 21 November
Philip K. Dick: Pulp author and prophet
Phillip K. Dick was a staple of the pulp sci-fi genre
Aus Pulp Fiction: Romances and Funnies
Stuart Kells gives his first reading for La Trobe's pulp fiction exhibition
Pulp Fiction display a 40-year process
Adjunct Professor Stuart Kells discusses his extensive collection
Access Alternative Press Index
Embrace your inner radical
Library event- Pulp fiction
3 September – 3 October 2019
Library, Melbourne Campus, Bundoora
Computer use in the Library
If you're using the library's computers, continually save your files to OneDrive
Library drop-in at City Campus
Find out when library staff are on campus
Calming artwork in the Library
Yuria Okamura's artwork the second installation in Library and LAI's collaboration
Improving your borrowing experience
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SciFinder upgrade
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Five ways to boost your research skills
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Updates to Document Delivery and holdshelf
The library does Document Delivery - differently
Access Therapeutic Guidelines on the go
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Library entrance artwork
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