So all of the header graphics on every sub-page in this blog have been broken since Day One and I couldn't figure it out (true, I did't spend
Roy Romanow (wouldn't a federal NDP leadership look good on him?) has an article in the latest issue of The Walrus about the history of Canada and where
Reading about the recent arrests of 17 men who were allegedly plotting terrorist attacks in Southwest Ontario, this brief line by RCMP assistant commissioner Mike McDonell at the
The Baby Name Wizard tracks names of babies born in the United States over the past 100 years allowing you to see trends for names as they come
Instead of taking a fifth class, I'm doing an independent study this summer on the relationship between book publishers and public libraries in Canada. Last night I finished
This Friday, our Children's Literature class is going on a field trip to Toronto. First, we're going to visit The Osborne Collection which is a public collection of
Our second management class today made me remember another quirky fact about myself – I have never had a male boss in my life. Even when I worked
Went over to David & Sabina's on Saturday for a wicked supper. Shea took one of her specialties, I took some Bushwakker beer I'd been saving since mom
One of my classmates in 525 – Managing Internet Information observed on the blog he had to set-up for a class assignment that his “initial impression of Blogging
The Acting Associate Dean, Lynne McKechnie, sat down with members of the Student Council and a few interested students last Wednesday to discuss any and all issues with
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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