7th Annual BOOKSTORE BUZZ … come see what has people talking!
March 7–11 each day at 12:15 p.m.
Save 30 percent on our featured book selections of crafts, gardening, nature, computers, cooking and pets.
Join us for the following special events held each day at 12:15 p.m. in the General Book Department of the University Bookstore in Schine Student Center. Complimentary coffee, tea and dessert provided.
A large selection of flowers, plants and garden accessories from Watson Greenhouse will be on sale in the lower level of the Bookstore.
Monday, March 7, Simple, Fresh and Healthy with author Linda
Hafner.
Tuesday, March 8, Ruffs & Purrs
Representatives from The Humane Association of CNY will be on hand.
Wednesday, March 9, Apple Lunch and Learn: iPads, iPods & Mobility.
Thursday, March 10, Craft Day!
Our second annual craft mixer.
Friday, March 11, Helping Dogs with People Problems
Back by popular demand, Mitch Stahl from Stahl Hunde K9.
Contact Person: Leah Deyneka
ldeyneka@syr.edu
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