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Archive for May, 2009

I tore through this book on the weekend – it was impossible to stop thinking about it!  The setting is an eerie, crumbling English manor house (Hundreds) during the dismal postwar years. At one time the house and the ancestral family – the Ayres – were shimmering examples of England’s aristocracy.  Times have changed…the family [...]

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I read this interesting piece today – it’s very much like other pieces I’ve read recently, covering the typical issues of Google Books, the Internet, funding, etc.  But this is from a corporate publication and it does a good job of summarizing the threats that libraries face and offers details about the NYPL’s strategies for [...]

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I just started reading this new book by Brian Mathews and it is great!  I’m getting into the planning months of summer and thinking about fresh new techniques for getting students & faculty members engaged with the Library.  I like the author’s conversational tone and his brilliant ideas…he has me excited about the prospect of [...]

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