One of my favorite parts of my job as an academic librarian is when I get the chance to sit in on classes and learn a little. (If I could go to classes all day every day, I probably would.) Today, I got to listen in on a lecture focused around an assignment the professor […]
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When it comes to rating things these days, I’m drifting away from the 10 point system toward a simple love/like/neither structure. Mainly, that’s because that’s all I really care about when I’m recommending something to someone (or asking someone else what they thought about it.) And more and more, I’m trying to find the next
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Look. I get that the temperature of your feet probably doesn’t matter for 99.5% of you. And so you’re likely reading this and wondering why in the world I’d be choosing a topic like this, among all the topics out there I might write about. You might even be wondering if it’s code for something.
Sorry there hasn’t been much coming out of me in terms of posts this week. It’s been . . . a pretty long week. It started off with a minor crisis over the weekend that culminated in a front page article in the Portland Press Herald about the Maine Library Commission and the definition of
A few weeks ago, I scheduled a one way ticket from Salt Lake to Portland that was going to connect through Newark. Pretty straightforward. Nothing really noteworthy. Except then I got a brief email from United that they’d made a slight schedule change. Now, I was going from Salt Lake to Los Angeles to Newark
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