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Category Archives: Reading
Spring Break 2012
This is my first spring break of library school, but my FT job beckons, so I’m working during Spring Break! Last week was Spring Break for the students at the university where I work, so things were quiet around campus. … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Time Management, Work
Tagged Daylight Saving Time, reading, Spring Break, work
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Where Do You Get Your Books?
A few days before Christmas, I saw a Facebook post of an article about Amazon’s new Price Check app, through which Amazon customers can compare prices in-store against Amazon’s database. Independent book store owners are incensed, and the comments that … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Decisions, Libraries, Reading
Tagged books, independent bookstores chain
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Library School + Life Tip #4: 66 Things a College Student Must Do Before Graduation
Jullien Gordon is a motivational speaker and writer, and some time ago, I came across a webpage of his called, “66 Things a College Student Must Do Before Graduation.” Even though I’d been out of college for quite a while, I thought … Continue reading
Posted in Internship, Library School + Life Tips, Professional Development, Reading, Skills, Technology, Writing
Tagged Jullien Gordon, motivation, to do list
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Kindle Books and Public Libraries
Yesterday afternoon, I received an email from the Wake County Public Library that my reserved Kindle book was ready for checkout! Yay! Oh, wait, boo! This is a crazy busy time at school, so I don’t know if I’ll be … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Reading, Technology
Tagged Charlaine Harris, iTouch, Kindle, library school, public library
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