Thread: NC-Viva Greenville Announces Partnership With Joyner Library

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Viva Greenville Announces Partnership With Joyner Library

(PRLEAP.COM) GREENVILLE, N.C. – Juan Pablo Giometti, publisher of Viva Greenville, has announced that Viva Greenville will partner with East Carolina University’s Joyner Library in both print and online publications. This partnership will inform the Hispanic community in Eastern North Carolina about Joyner Library services, activities and new resources, all in the Spanish language, and encourage the community to take advantage of these educational resources. Mark Sanders, reference librarian and outreach coordinator at Joyner Library, will provide the content for Viva Greenville and answer reader questions. In addition, Viva Greenville will be available in the library.

Related Links:
http://www.vivagreenvillenc.com/
http://www.ecu.edu/lib/
http://www.ecu.edu/

News Facts:

· Viva Greenville will partner with East Carolina University’s Joyner Library in both print and online publications.
· This partnership will inform the Hispanic community in Eastern North Carolina about Joyner Library services, activities and new resources, all in the Spanish language, and encourage the community to take advantage of these educational resources.
· Mark Sanders, reference librarian and outreach coordinator at Joyner Library, will provide the content for Viva Greenville and answer reader questions.
· Viva Greenville will be available in the library.
· Juan Pablo Giometti is the publisher of Viva Greenville.

Quotes:
“We are pleased to partner with the East Carolina University Joyner Library, which has amazing facilities and resources,” said Giometti. “I invite everyone in our community to visit and enjoy this fantastic place and to read the monthly column in Viva Greenville.”

“I look forward to reaching out to the Hispanic community and inviting them to take advantage of the library’s resources and services,” said Sanders. “These resources are not only for students and faculty, but for all citizens of our region.”

“This partnership reaffirms Viva Greenville’s commitment towards education,” said Giometti. “We are looking for partnerships with educational institutions so we can work with them to disseminate knowledge across our local Hispanic community.”

About Viva Greenville:
Viva Greenville is the first community Hispanic newspaper in East Carolina. It distributes 5,000 free copies in more than 100 locations in Pitt, Beafourt, Greene, Wilson and Lenoir counties. The publication provides a resource to individuals, families and organizations to meet crucial needs, such as local news and events, along with information about healthcare, education and social activities in Spanish. For more information on Viva Greenville, visit their Web site at www.vivagreenvillenc.com.

About Joyner Library:
Joyner Library at East Carolina University is the largest library east of Raleigh and
includes significant collections of government documents, microforms, media resources,
and North Carolina materials. It holds an impressive manuscript collection and the university archive, and it is known for its extensive special collections and rare materials.
The library system, serving as both an instructional and research oriented support base,
has become a fundamental part of the university and its mission to become a national
research institution. Joyner Library now serves as the foremost center of academic programs and institution activities, providing services to students, faculty and the citizens of eastern North Carolina, filling its stacks with nearly 1.3 million bound volumes, 2.4 million pieces of microform, 530,000 government documents, and more than 27,000 journal subscriptions.

Keywords:
Viva Greenville, Juan Pablo Giometti, East Carolina University, Joyner Library, Mark Sanders, Hispanic Community, Spanish, North Carolina

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This makes me sick

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

This makes me sick

Pay a fortune for cable tv and a third of the stations are in Spanish

Originally Posted by jimpasz

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

This makes me sick

Pay a fortune for cable tv and a third of the stations are in Spanish

only one channel here and that is the one I use for doing vcr and DVD.

Well, this another attempt to encourage the English language huh!! They just refuse to listen to us, where are the people in the Carolina's, the problem is they sneak this stuff in without anyone knowing!! how pathetic

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

Well, this another attempt to encourage the English language huh!! They just refuse to listen to us, where are the people in the Carolina's, the problem is they sneak this stuff in without anyone knowing!! how pathetic

Where are the people in the Carolina's ? Where do you think ALIPAC was started ?

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

Well, this another attempt to encourage the English language huh!! They just refuse to listen to us, where are the people in the Carolina's, the problem is they sneak this stuff in without anyone knowing!! how pathetic

Where are the people in the Carolina's ? Where do you think ALIPAC was started ?

I had know Idea!!had any of you heard of this?

Just further proof that our colleges and institutions of "higher" education have been overrun by communist/socialist and no longer even pretend otherwise. In your face and dare you to do something about it. Just like the president of UM Mary Sue Coleman who had a coronary earlier this year when the people of Mich voted to do away with race consideration for college entrance. She has vowed that she will do all she can to ignore the people and continue her quest for "diversity" no matter what the people want. Our colleges just like much about our federal government is already further down a path then we'd like to think.

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

Well, this another attempt to encourage the English language huh!! They just refuse to listen to us, where are the people in the Carolina's, the problem is they sneak this stuff in without anyone knowing!! how pathetic

Where are the people in the Carolina's ? Where do you think ALIPAC was started ?

I had know Idea!!had any of you heard of this?they must have been pretty sneaky huh!!

Is there a link in here where you can read about the history of ali-pac?

We are all here for a spell; get all the good laughs you can.
Will Rogers
US humorist & showman (1879 - 1935)