Tag Archives: review
been a long time
I woke up this morning with an overwhelming sense of incompetence. I haven’t really managed to do anything I have recently set out to do: write a scholarly paper, quit smoking, clear up my library’s archives, do some job applications, … Continue reading
Filed under stuff I hope to do, stuff i'm reading
stereotype
I was reading Maura Seale’s article, “Old Maids, Policeman, and Social Rejects: Mass Media Representations and Public Perceptions of Librarians” today and thought that maybe a quick weigh-in on the librarian stereotype ‘issue’ would be a nice way to get … Continue reading
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minimalia
Taking a break from the academic discussions of the last couple of days, my head is fuzzy. And the Lonely Librarian is especially lonely with not a one person coming in today. My short Saturday shift ends soon, and I … Continue reading
Filed under just stuff, stuff i'm reading
racing
I’m very hungry, but I think I have to post something if for no other reason than that I didn’t yesterday. Yesterday I spent some hours reading a couple of criminology-related articles that deal specifically with ethics in randomized trials. … Continue reading
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Art, Activism, Equity review
I recently attended one day of a two-day symposium, Art, Activism, Equity at Pittsburgh’s New Hazlett Theater Co-presented Greater Pgh Arts Council & Women and Girls Foundation (Part of the Women in the Arts Festival). My review is an appropriate … Continue reading
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