September

4. Where patrons can find handouts on community meals and maps of Manhattan.
5. This online resource is for young kids, and includes animated, talking picture books to help teach kids the joy of reading.
6. The number of requests Polaris will allow a staff member to create for a patron.
7. Items with this slip should be placed on the shelf in the Circ Office.
10. The line that an apartment number should be listed on for a registration.
12. This online resource provides access to online textbooks and courses.
13. What we call library users that we interact with each day.
14. Library program that delivers books around the community that do not need to be returned to MPL.
16. Online resource provided with a library card to access magazines online.
18. The name of MPL's podcast with Jan and Jared.
19. The type of badge to use when a friend is having lunch with someone in their office.
20. Patrons are allocated $0.25 toward this each day with their library card.
21. The type of patron code used for patrons who currently live outside of our 12 counties.

1. The status an item is in when it has (naturally) reached its end use at the library.
2. Where unclaimed items found in the library should be placed before close.
3. This group's mission is to manage the gifts and assets given to them for the benefit of the library.
5. The type of patron code used for patrons in temporary housing (not KSU dorms).
8. The number of stickers that should be used when issuing vendor and guest badges.
9. Items with this slip should be placed on the shelf in the Circ Office.
11. This group's mission is to raise money to support library programs and purchases through used book sales and membership dues.
15. The type of badge that is used for someone conducting business for the library. This gives them access to badged doors.
17. The word used in Polaris for items that a patron may choose to make unavailable to their child.