I had no idea you could squish so many people into a photo. My group (L) is studying the recruitment of millennial generation into library-related professional organizations.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
plogging in the am
I'm posting about my midwinter experiences over at the PLA Blog. Well, let me rephrase that: so far I have made one post about the
Emerging Leaders program over at the PLA Blog.
Also, due to the two-hour time difference I found myself awake at 5am. Since I have three roommates, I made my way to a Starbucks on 16th Street so I could access the free wi-fi because jerky Marriott charges $12.95 per day per person for Internet access.
I don't have another meeting until 10am. Perhaps it's time for a dip in the hotel pool?
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
you asked for it
Every so often I run a suggestion box ... the lazy librarian's teen advisory group. My next bulletin board is going to feature Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin (Abe & Chuck), but the following one will be "You Asked For It." I'll list the suggestions and then a response so teens can see they have the power to influence the library. So ... here's what they want:
*Apparently 17 copies is not enough.
**Suggested by multiple people.
***Kung Fu?
- Classes, such as how to write a correct essay report (age 12)
- Bleach DVDs**
- Twilight* (age 16)
- The Host**
- Naruto DVDs (age 10)
- Currents in Drama (scripts)
- Watchmen, From Hell, Sin City, V for Vendetta, Tin Tin, Asterix (age 23)
- More A-list and Gossip Girl books (age 14)
- Sports teams (age 12)
- Rebirth manga (age 17)
- Any PSP games. Good ones. Please. (age 12)
- Brave Story
- Hikaru No Go**
- Fullmetal Alchemist volume 16-20. Please. (age 9)
- Shonen Jump issues. New ones! (age 14)
- One Piece volumes 5-14
- Bleach volumes 24 and 25 (age 11)
- One Piece DVDs
- Simpsons books
- Kufu*** DVDs
- Naruto volume 33 (age 11)
- Fruits Basket
*Apparently 17 copies is not enough.
**Suggested by multiple people.
***Kung Fu?
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