Now, far be it for me to take all the credit for Saskatchewan's first-ever Family Day. But I would like to point out that I made a very
It's a loooong story but in our genealogy class, there was a bit of a revolt and a group of students ended up going to the prof to
(This is an older photo of Shea as I was trying to capture the “party” aspect of the post title more than the “getting old. aspect.) With that
Talking to Michelle Lake on IM and it sounds like she's got a good line-up for the Freedom to Read Week event on Monday although there's still room
I said last week that I love getting something in my in-box on Friday morning that I can turn around and use as a Friday Fun Link later
I recently exchanged a couple e-mails with an MLIS student who was thinking of doing a paper on Yahoo! Answers having seen one of their executives do a
Heard via the grapevine that “505 – Technology” is officially gone as a required course at FIMS. Here's a bit of background on how this came about… (Disclaimer:
Library of Congress comes in at #10 on a list of the ten largest databases. It might be a surprise who is listed as #1 but at the
I saw someone in London complaining on their blog or Facebook profile because they had to go to school when it was -12. All I can say is
I was laying in bed last night trying to figure out what my blog is about now that I'm out of library school (which was 90% of my
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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