As with any sector, there are a lot of unchallenged statements, pieces of accepted wisdom and politically incorrect sentiments in the library world that seem to be lurking
Before I started the program, I talked to three different alumni for their tips and suggestions. Although these may sound very obvious, here's their suggestions which I've implemented
I swear to god that I should just change the name of this blog to “Full Circle” and be done with it. I'm seeing echoes everywhere…I went over
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
(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!
Approximately a year to the day from when I got my acceptance letter to the MLIS program last year, it's another circle closing as I was recently asked
Is it a bad thing when multiple people tell you that you look beat down (or a variation of this – ie. “You look really tired”) within a
Looking at my stats and realising how many people come here via links from other sites makes me realise that I've been a bit remiss about providing permanent,
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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