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Sawyer Library: Under the protection of trash busters
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Sunday, January 2, 2011. Under the protection of trash busters. You'll find on display in Angela Farias' office in the Stephen F. Austin building what, at first, might seem an odd assortment of items from foreign countries. Old shampoo bottles from Brazil and Denmark. Encrusted plastic bottles from China and the Soviet Union. An all-purpose cleaner from Singapore. A dirty milk carton from Australia. A box from Venezuela. Garry, Angela's boss, tells us she "has taken what we thought would be a small, extr...
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Ombuds God: September 2002
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Sunday, September 29, 2002. NEXT THEY’LL BE ISSUING ORANGE JUMPSUITS. THE DOG THAT DIDN’T BARK. An important news item was broken by The Washington Post on a Friday evening and received little or no play in the nation’s newspapers. Here’s a brief version:. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Election Commission has imposed a record $719,000 in fines against Democrats involved in the party's 1996 fund-raising scandals, according to a published report. LaMont explains why the piece didn’t run in the Bee:. Melnic...
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Recent Library News: Writer Rushdie slams US snooping into bookstore, library records
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Monday, November 15, 2010. Writer Rushdie slams US snooping into bookstore, library records. WASHINGTON (AFP) - Noted author Salman Rushdie has called on Congress to strike down a section of the anti-terror Patriot Act laws allowing federal officials to monitor the book-buying and library-borrowing habits of US citizens. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Friends of Cuban Libraries. Academics fight to break stranglehold on journal. Smelly readers banned from library. Teen sections are changing.
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Recent Library News: November 2010
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Monday, November 15, 2010. Friends of Cuban Libraries. A collection of late breaking news as well as general information from The Friends of Cuban Libraries. Some of the headlines. More Spanish support for Cuban librariesMADRID, Jan. 26, 2005 (www.cubaencuentro.com) - At the end of an intense working session in Madrid, Colás said that his interviews with a variety of Spanish political, social and governmental organizations had resulted in the launching of programs to send information to Cuba,...Czechs jo...
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Recent Library News: Afghanistan wants its 'Dead Sea Scrolls of Buddhism' back from British Library
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Monday, November 15, 2010. Afghanistan wants its 'Dead Sea Scrolls of Buddhism' back from British Library. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Friends of Cuban Libraries. Academics fight to break stranglehold on journal. Smelly readers banned from library. Americas First Look into the Camera: Daguerreotyp. Afghanistan wants its Dead Sea Scrolls of Buddhis. Arizona School Librarian Deals With It, Yanks Bo. Former librarian awaits sentencing for theft. Teen sections are changing. View my complete profile.
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Recent Library News: Libraries lure residents out of the slums of Bogota
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Monday, November 15, 2010. Libraries lure residents out of the slums of Bogota. BOGOTA, Colombia - (KRT) - Amid the slum apartments and mean streets on the ragged outskirts of Bogota, there's an unlikely oasis. It's El Tintal Library, built from the remains of a trash-compacting station. I love it here," said grade-schooler Paula Ximena, 9, who visits almost every day. "It's safe and fun.". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Friends of Cuban Libraries. Academics fight to break stranglehold on journal.
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Recent Library News: Teen sections are changing
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Monday, November 15, 2010. Teen sections are changing. Libraries cater to adolescents with own areas. Ten years ago, the teen section at your public library was probably an afterthought. At best, it boasted a few posters and languished at the edge of the children's section, all but consumed by munchkin-size tables and chairs. But libraries are changing, and the Valley is leading a national trend to create the kinds of interactive, noise-friendly spaces that Generation Y wants. Friends of Cuban Libraries.
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Recent Library News: Former librarian awaits sentencing for theft
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Monday, November 15, 2010. Former librarian awaits sentencing for theft. A Dec 16 sentencing hearing has been set for a former Homer Township Public Library director found guilty over the weekend of stealing more than $100,000 from the library over several years. A Will County Circuit Court jury returned its verdict about 1:30 am Saturday, convicting Regetta Meyers, 58, of Lockport of theft and official misconduct. She remains free on bond until her sentencing. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Sawyer Library: 10 resolutions Preparation is the key to traveling wisely and well
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Monday, January 3, 2011. 10 resolutions Preparation is the key to traveling wisely and well. Make some New Year's resolutions today. Vow to take the pain out of travel in 1990. Well, not all the pain. No matter where you plan to go, Murphy's Law applies: If anything can go wrong, it will. You can be certain of that. But the secret is to make life on the road as easy as possible. I'll let my fingers do the walking. In the Chicago Yellow Pages, for example, under Tourist Information, you'll find the nu...
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Ombuds God: January 2003
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Friday, January 31, 2003. Euro-Anti-Semitism or valid satire? The Independent (UK) was recently taken to task in Little Green Footballs, and elsewhere, for publishing a grotesque anti-Semitic cartoon of the Israeli Prime Minister. The cartoon appears to many, including The OmbudsGod, to clearly invoke the ancient blood libel against Jews (that Jews eat and/or drink the blood of non-Jewish children) – which is still in common use in the Arab media. Coercive marketing and the PTO. Is grocery day. Yep, ...
