Bored to tears in isolation?
A pandemic seems like the perfect opportunity to learn about the topics of history and medicine! Here are a few of my picks. (All available on Overdrive!)
~Amanda
Wages of Rebellion by Chris Hedges: Policy changes are often initiated when people speak out against the status quo. With worsening economic inequality, politicians sowing the seeds of division, and the ever-present challenge of complete environmental collapse – this book is needed now more than ever. From personal stories related to whistleblowers, the Occupy movement and activists dedicated to ending Apartheid, learn why it truly is our moral imperative to “revolt”.
Speaking of accurate medical information, did you know you can access scholarly journal articles through the library? Using your library card, you can search thousands of articles all aggregated into the “Ebscohost” database. You can find Ebscohost in the “online databases” section of the library’s website!