Vermont Law School’s Library Blog
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Welcome to the VLS Library Blog. This blog is to inform you about what is going on in the library. Hopefully, this tool will enable you to learn more about the library’s hours, events, new material and collections. I will attempt to keep you informed about what the library is doing to make your researching go a little more smoothly.
Fertilzer Use by Crops Statistics
Did you know bananas consume the most fertilzer by a very large margin, requiring a whopping 427 pounds of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash fertilizer per acre of cultivation. Find out more at The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.
The fall of the Wall
I have been reading and watching some interesting stories about the fall of the Berlin Wall this past week. And I have to say I am amazed at how much I have learned about how the wall came down. Its seems several factors contributed to the walls demise, not least of which was a press secretary just returned from vacation to announce East German passports. I was 11 years old when the wall fell but I still remember staying up watching the excitement knowing this was important but not really understanding why. It is only now, 20 years later, that I am beginning to appreciate the importance of what I actually saw.
Off Campus Database access
Remember when off campus that you must enter the database through the off campus link. We understand this can seem confusing to new users and we are working to resolve the problem but for now this is the method by which to access databases while off campus.
All who are close by are invited to stop by the Library to see the display of books related to the 11/6 Conference: Litigating Regulatory Takings Challenges to Land Use and Environmental Regulations.
