Year: 2006

Book Expo Canada

I'm off to Book Expo Canada on Sunday and Monday.  I went once before in 1999 or 2000 and it was a blast – Jack Stoddart marched an

Experiences of Male Patrons in A Children's Library?

I'm doing a topic of my own choice for one of the assignments in our children's library class and have asked the half dozen or so men in

George W. Bush performing U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday"

I heard the audio version of this a few months ago but someone went and made a video to accompany it.  Brilliant!

10 Skills For Library School Success at the University of Western Ontario

1. Time ManagementOne of my professors told me this in my first week and I've heard it repeatedly since – the biggest secret to succeeding in library school

Friday Fun Link – June 9, 2006 (Top 100 Corporations)

Business Ethics magazine has released their list of 2006’s Top 100 Corporate Citizens. I’m not an expert in who’s good and who’s not so good but found a

CLA Ride Share?

For anyone who doesn't know how they're getting to the CLA conference in Ottawa next week, Shea did some research tonight and found that we can rent a

"Best of London" Poll

I've posted a survey of the “Best of London” on the message board that Lauralee Gilmour set-up.  I'd encourage everybody who reads this who is (or was) in

Why I Hate Personal Weblogs

My fellow blogger and former co-worker, Cenobyte sent me this: Why I Hate Personal Weblogs Here's an excerpt the author of this article suggested that bloggers should post

Happy 100th Birthday…sort of.

That last post was apparently my 100th post since starting this blog in February.  Help yourself to a slice of virtual cake with everybody else at the party… 

Field Trip Photos

Just a couple shots from our KidLit class trip to Toronto last Friday.  I don't know how the picture of JK Rowling's signature at the Osbourne Collection got

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I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.

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