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You Call it Being a Professional; Some of Us Call it Being an A$$hat
There is a great deal of discussion going on this week about librarianship as a profession and the differences between those of us working in libraries who have an MLS versus those who do not and the … more →
Circ and Serve
By the Numbers, Part 2
dnagolski wrote 1 month ago: One purpose of the HSL is to obtain and deliver scholarly information. To that end, Interlibrary … more →
Congratulations to all of our graduating student workers!
krupplibrary wrote 3 months ago: Just a quick note of both congratulations and thanks to our excellent senior student workers who wil … more →
USF School of Business and Management Gleeson Library Project
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Shawn P. Calhoun wrote 3 months ago: Four students in one of J.P. Allen’s courses (School of Business and Management - SOBAM) recently … more →
Before you go...Don't Forget to Return Library Books
Beatrice Pulliam wrote 3 months ago: Just a reminder to all students to return any library books before you head home for the summer. Lib … more →
Friendly Reminders
krupplibrary wrote 3 months ago: If you’re going to be graduating this spring from either a bachelor or graduate program and yo … more →
Color Printers & Photocopiers
MK wrote 3 months ago: The Library has installed new printers and photocopiers on the main level, in the stacks, and in th … more →
Revenue Sharing (cont'd)
Costas Troulos wrote 4 months ago: I was browsing through a pile of news and blog posts when i stumbled upon “Copyright debate wa … more →
Can Revenue Sharing settle the Content vs. Access Provider conflict?
Costas Troulos wrote 4 months ago: Picking up on from a previous post and comment and after reading Michael Geist’s European Parl … more →
SurfRI is underway!
krupplibrary wrote 4 months ago: SurfRI, the Rhode Island Statewide Databases is trial, began on April 3rd, and is running until May … more →
Write-N-Cite Notice for RefWorks
dnagolski wrote 4 months ago: Make sure you have the latest version of Write-N-Cite on your computer. Write-N-Cite III for Wind … more →
You Call it Being a Professional; Some of Us Call it Being an A$$hat
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marycarmen wrote 4 months ago: There is a great deal of discussion going on this week about librarianship as a profession and the d … more →
Atrium 24/7 Study Resumes!
Matthew Collins wrote 4 months ago: The Gleeson Library’s Atrium is once again open 24/7. The Atrium is a great place for la … more →
Gleeson Lending Laptops!
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Matthew Collins wrote 6 months ago: The Gleeson Library/ Geschke Learning Resource Center is now lending laptops to students. Laptops a … more →
Professor Praises Wikipedia
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Shawn P. Calhoun wrote 6 months ago: From the Chronicle of Higher Education Feb 15, 2008: David Parry, an assistant professor of emerging … more →
Library Atrium 24/7 Access Suspended Temporarily
Deborah Malone wrote 6 months ago: Due to facilities issues related to safety, the Library Atrium will not be available for 24/7 studen … more →
Carts for re-shelving
krupplibrary wrote 8 months ago: If you’re studying in the main stacks area up on the second floor, you’ll now see two sm … more →
A Day In the Life...For real!
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marycarmen wrote 10 months ago: I sort of kept an activity log for Monday. My Monday resembled this: 8:20am: arrive at work 8:20-8: … more →
A Day In the Life
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marycarmen wrote 10 months ago: I was looking at my stats yesterday and saw that several people found this site when searching, … more →
MP3 players now available for checkout
krupplibrary wrote 11 months ago: The library now has three Creative Zen Vision W MP3 players available for checkout. They can be ch … more →
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