Here at library school, we talk a lot about what we call things. Patrons or customers or clients or users (or even neighbours as one classmate suggested.) You
I don't know about you but when I come to the end of something – a job, schooling, a vacation or whatever – I start noticing how things
The two people on student council who would normally run the SoL Award process were both nominated (along with Council chair) so I ended up volunteering to take
Is 92-year-old Donald Crowdis (former host of the Candadian TV program The Nature of Things) the world’s oldest blogger? Even if he isn’t his blog is terrific. He’s
Shea and I went for an ultrasound today and got to see our first glimpse of the baby. No glimpse of twins (unfortunately) or whether it had dangly
Ooops, I did it again…The blob was down again due to bandwidth issues. (Hmm, blob could be taken literally in this case – damn fat web site!) Last
With apologies to Mike T. for stealing his t-shirt slogan for a mostly inaccurate blog post title, I just wanted to post a note that I have around
(I wonder if that post heading got a few people doing double takes? 😮) The course selection meeting was this afternoon and even though I'm finished the program
“Hypothetical reality” is a term I've come up with to describe a lot of the assignments we're asked to do at library school. Unlike an undergrad English program
Each semester, some students put together the “Book Zine” which is a collection of Top Ten book lists and other randomness. If you haven't submitted yet, you should!
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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