Happy New Year!

Submitted by Margaret Triand... on Fri, 12/30/2011 - 9:30am

The West University Library wishes you all a very Happy New Year!  Please come back and visit us in 2012 for children's storytimes and crafts, book clubs, computer classes and other fun.  

Free computer classes offered at WU

Submitted by Margaret Triand... on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 1:59pm

Make it your New Year's resolution to learn all about computers.  We offer free classes every Tuesday, on a variety of topics.  Here are the classes offered in January:

Computer Basics 1/3, at  2:00 pm - Computer Basics Practice 1/3, at 3:30 pm

Beginner Internet 1/10, at 2:00 pm - Computer Basics Practice 1/10, at 3:30 pm

Facebook pt. 1 1/17, at 2:00 pm - Facebook pt. 2 1/17, at 3:30 pm

Beginner Excel 1/24, at 2:00 pm - Intermediate Excel, at 1/24 3:30 pm

Beginner Email 1 1/31, at 2:00 pm - Beginner Email 2 1/31, at 3:30 pm

Give us a call at 713-668-8273, if you would like to register for a class.

 

 

Margaret Atwood at the Inprint Reading Series

Submitted by Margaret Triand... on Wed, 12/14/2011 - 10:49am

The Year of the FloodDon't miss a chance to hear Margaret Atwood read from her most recent novel, The Year of The Flood, on January 23, at 7:30 pm.  She will be appearing at the Cullen Theatre, Wortham Center, as part of the Inprint Reading Series.  

Cookie Decorating Program

Submitted by Libby N on Wed, 12/07/2011 - 4:47pm

  40 children had a great time decorating round and square sugar cookies.  Different colors of frosting was offered in addition to a wide variety of colored sprinkles.  Some friends shared sprinkles to spread a variety on their cookies.  It was a nice activity on a chilly winter afternoon. 

 

West University Book Club-Selection for January 4

Submitted by Margaret Triand... on Fri, 12/02/2011 - 3:10pm

The Professor and the MadmanTitle to be discussed:  The Professor and the Madman, by Simon Winchester.  Wednesday January  4, at 11:00 am.  Review: “Remarkably readable, this chronicle of lexicography roams from the great dictionary itself to hidden nooks in the human psyche that sometimes house the motives for murder, the sources for sanity, and the blueprint for creativity.&r

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