Miller Library News

We have received a new shipment of books, DVDs, music and audiobooks from the Lackawanna County Library System. Listen to the soundtrack from Dreamgirls or The Producers or listen to Sue Monk Kidds’ The Mermaid Chair. 

The Lackawanna County Library System (LCLS) now offers a large assortment of audiobooks you can download and play on your computer or on your MP3 player!

All Keystone Students are eligible for LCLS cards, so if you are interested, sign up for one today. For more information about downloading materials, check out the LCLS’s E-Media page.  

We have received a new shipment of books, DVDs, music and audiobooks from the Lackawanna County Library System. Watch Alfred Hitchcock’s Notorious, read the next installment by William Shatner or discover The Flaming Luau of Death by Jerrilyn Farmer.

We have received a new shipment of books, DVDs, music and audiobooks from the Lackawanna County Library System. Listen to your favorite Jonathan Kellerman mystery or read Laurie R. King’s bestseller The Art of Deception.

We have received a new shipment of books, DVDs, music and audiobooks from the Lackawanna County Library System. Listen to your favorite Jonathan Kellerman mystery or read Carol O’Connell’s bestseller Find Me.

We have received a new shipment of books, DVDs, music and audiobooks from the Lackawanna County Library System. Stop by and check out the music of Keith Urban, the award-winning movie Chicago or the curious book about Andy Kauffman—Lost in the Funhouse: The Life and Mind of Andy Kauffman.

A new shipment has arrived from the Lackawanna County Library System. Come check out the new Mysteries, Sci Fi, Music, etc.

Congratulations to Tamara Frey, the winner of the Censorship Trivia Contest. Tamara, a Child & Society major, answered all six questions correctly. Here are the correct answers:
1. Which banned author, in 1993, became only the second poet in U.S. history to recite an original work at the Presidential Inaugeration? This author has also been featured on Sesame Street. Maya Angelou
2. Who was the most challenged author of 2004? Phyllis Naylor
3. Which banned author was placed on a U.S. Postal commemorative stamp in 1979? John Steinbeck
4. Which banned writer and illustrator of children’s books has also produced operas and ballets? Maurice Sendak
5. Which banned book series features Wedgie Woman, Talking Toilets and Naughty Cafeteria Ladies? Captain Underpants by Dav Pilkey
6. Which banned book won the 1989 Coretta Scott King Award? Fallen Angels by William Dean Foster

A Pennsylvania public library card grants you access to a host of services and resources from books to music to databases, and all Keystone students are eligible for a Lackawanna County Library System (LCLS) card.

Stop by the Miller Library and fill out your application today, or make your request online. You must identify yourself as a Keystone student on the application, but the process is easy. Visit the LCLS’s online signup page. If you are a Resident student, enter your Keystone Address as your main address and then enter “Keystone College student” and your home address in the comments box. If you are a Commuter student, fill out the form using your home address and put “Keystone College student” in the comments box. The card will be mailed directly to you. Incomplete applications will not be processed.

For a quick 30 second tutorial showing you how to sign up, click
here. (You need the Flash Player to view the tutorial).