Archives Library for Native Americans.

November is Native American/Alaskan Heritage Month. Click the blue title above to see attached link on Native Americans. There are some great resouces available at this site, including Genealogy, National Parks, Laws and Treaties, and Tribal Resources. Photos are from the Library of Congress's American Memory Project. There is a digital list of names from rolls from those with Indian blood. Do try out the Geography and Maps and Government Documents in the Reference section. This website is especially important for Oklahoma since a large percentage of our population has a Native American heritage.

Thanksgiving Break Hours

Tues., Nov. 21, open 7:30am - 5:00pm

Closed Wed., Nov. 22 - Sat., Nov. 25

Normal hours resume Sun., Nov. 26

The Faculty and Staff of the Al Harris Library would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!

New Oklahoma Crossroads website

Click on the blue lettered title above to browse the new Crossroads website from the Oklahoma Department of Libraries & state government publications. There are virtual exhibits such as: Bonnie & Clyde; Oklahoma State Capital: In the Beginning; Construction of Oklahoma Governor's Mansion. A couple of subjects from the Collections are: 46 Federal Publications About Oklahoma: Tulsa Race Riot Documentation. This website has something interesting for everyone.

Are you Ready to Exercise Your Right to Vote?

State and national elections will take place next Tuesday, November 7th, and with the current issues and problems facing the United States, it has never been more important to vote and let your voice be heard.

Not sure what the political platforms are? Unclear what issues candidates support? Then you still have a few days to educate yourself. Here are some websites that can help you determine who gets your vote.


Project Vote Smart

VOTE 411.org

Election 2006: Candidates & Info