Archive for September 30th, 2008

Boston Law Librarians Read to Children

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

Some Boston law librarians are organizing an event where librarians read the book Corduroy to children at a Boston school on Thursday, October 2. Remember that book: the pretty girl and her mother, the wonderful teddy bear, and the lost button? Thinking about it makes me grin. Information, including how to volunteer if you have [...]

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I voted.

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

Have you? The election ends at 5 pm ET on Wednesday, October 1.
(I still don’t really want to discuss the election in this space. It makes me cringe.)

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It’s Banned Books Week!

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

It’s Banned Books Week. Had I not been reading Babbledog today, the week might have slipped past me unnoticed because I had forgotten to try to find out when it is. Sadly, my schedule this week won’t allow me to borrow any challenged books from the library. The one I’m presently reading, Middlesex by Jeffrey [...]

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