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May
18
Access to Datastream Now Available
Posted by: Christina Sylka | May 18, 2010 | Comments Off on Access to Datastream Now Available
Datastream, a database of international economic, financial and stock price data, formerly housed in the David Lam Library, is now available in Koerner Library’s Humanities and Social Sciences Division (Level 2) on a standalone workstation. This computer (Humanities 87) is located near the Reference Desk and the Current Journals.
May
17
Bloomberg
Posted by: Christina Sylka | May 17, 2010 | Comments Off on Bloomberg
The Bloomberg terminal is now located in HA 191C, a bookable room in the Bruce R. Birmingham Centre for Undergraduate Education. The terminal will be housed in the room until mid-June, when it will be moved into the new computer lab being developed in Henry Angus 119. Bloomberg is a financial and investment analysis resource […]
May
13
Research Help from the Lam Librarians
Posted by: Christina Sylka | May 13, 2010 | Comments Off on Research Help from the Lam Librarians
Need help with business research during the Lam Library closure? Consult with a Lam Librarian in person between 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday at Koerner Library’s reference desk. We are also available by phone or email. Check out our Contact Us page for the most up-to-date information on how to reach us.
Apr
30
David Lam Library closes for renovations
Posted by: Jan Wallace | April 30, 2010 | Comments Off on David Lam Library closes for renovations
The David Lam Library closes at 7:00 pm today for eight months of renovations. In January 2011, the library will re-open as part of the new Canaccord Learning Commons, made possible by a gift from Canaccord Financial Inc. The gift honours Canaccord chairman and founder Peter Brown, a Vancouver business leader and former chair of […]
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