This is a list of potential slogans to put on our class t-shirts last semester – provided by classmates, other students, faculty, staff, alumni, library joke sites and
As September comes to a close, it’s a good time to point out that Wikipedia has an option to view the Top 100 viewed pages of every month.
Former CLA President, Wendy Newman, who is teaching “Advocacy and Libraries” this semester has kindly agreed to let me reprint this list. The full version is a speech
I'll be at the Grad Club tomorrow afternoon around 4pm to celebrate the impending birth of my child (okay, it's nine months away but any excuse to go
I was going to post this a couple weeks ago after seeing a link on Boing Boing (and as a way to drop a sly hint about what
My brain hurts. Thirteen hour days with not one but two committee meetings suck. That is all.
(Hint: It's the one on the left. The other one is pregnant with beer, pizza and Cheetos…unfortunately.) It's faint but the plus sign is there!
Does this handsome devil look familiar? Spent a few hours working on the family history project I have to do for my genealogy class last night. Luckily, not
Even though it rained off and on, Shea and I had a great day at the Kitchener-Waterloo's edition of the Word on the Street Festival today. Having been
Are you a blogger? Do you have things to say about the profession (archives, museums, lis, etc . . . )? We're looking to compile a directory of
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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