LISNews.org names The Top Ten LIS Stories of 2006 (via Stephen’s Lighthouse) The list is a bit tech-heavy and a bit US-centric but otherwise, provides a good overview
“Librarians are extremely liberal and, thanks to our tax dollars, insulated from their consumers' preferences.” The National Post looks at the bias against conservative books in bookstores and
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
Just a reminder that if you like reading this site (or if you don't and want something with more 100% library-related content with zero tangents about baby poop,
This Magazine’s current issue has a cover story on “40 Ideas We Need Know” which has many prominent thinkers contributing their thoughts on “a big idea whose time
Our genealogy class got out early today so that people could either work on assignments, do research or come down to LPL to vist the “London Room”, the
I don't think I'll sign up but I thought this was a pretty cool idea… Alternative Spring Breaks 2007 : “Be the Change…”Instead of hitting the beach, you
Just in time for the US mid-term elections next week, this site (which unfortunately is best viewed in Internet Explorer) creates a tag cloud of the most-used phrases
The Health Policy Initiative at Western is bringing Roy Romanow to campus for a public lecture. Romanow will speak on What Kind of Society Do We Want?: Social
Man, when I was a kid and Question Period came on, I used to practically cry. But this afternoon, I'm watching Michael Ignatieff spar with Bob Rae (they
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