The latest crop of questions from the Moffitt Undergraduate Library, mixed and muddled in terms of dates asked:

• I need Bartlett's quotation dictionary.
• I need several books about the confraternite romane--i.e., the Roman confraternity--in Italian. Several are held here but out to users for months. Others are at the Law Library where I can't borrow them. A few are in Melvyl, but since UCB theoretically owns them (they're out to users right now) I can't seem to request them. How can I get hold of something on my topic?
• I want to find a specific article about mutual fund flow from The Journal of Behavioral Finance.
• I need a copy of Lolita in English. Every single copy on campus is either out or missing from the shelves. The public library's copies are all out too. How can I get a copy to read?
• Where can I find primary source accounts of Native American Indians participating in sports?
• Where can I find a Hebrew-Hebrew dictionary?
• I need to track down a book I used ages ago--it was red, and I think it was published in 1977, and I'm pretty sure it had the phrase "civil liberties" in the title.
• Does the Graduate Theological Union have the book Puritans, the Millennium, and the Future of Israel?
• I'm looking for secondary sources that discuss movie about teenagers, and how audiences have responded to them.
• Where can I get a copy of the story "Brokeback Mountain"? I saw the movie and I'm still wondering about a plot point that I've heard is clearer in the story. I wanted to read it before I go to my class.

Happy Friday!