“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 public libraries in an…
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
This year was the first year since 1997 that I had to miss the Saskatchewan Book Awards which was a bit sad for me. I attended my first
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
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