In my last post I started out writing about hockey and ended up talking about a dancer, much to the consternation of my brother whose life was pretty much always about that. He played hockey. . . my mother and my sister and I danced . . . it was tough on him . . .
Volunteering as a student can make the difference between having the real-world skills you need to be competitive in [...]
I read an article the other day about the Boston Bruins. Turns out they have a program called "Reading Rinks" where a bunch of cheerleaders and their mascot go around to libraries "to improve children’s literacy in Massachusetts." I thought, well this is kinda cool.
Thanks to the magic of Facebook--or at least the convenience of it--I've gotten five people to say they'll help me make my music video.
Every library student worth his/her salt has probably seen the remix of Lady Gaga done by the University of Washington. And if they're really with it they probably know University of Washington is also affectionately called "UDub"...unlike me, who had to find out in a most embarrassing way.
By now, you've probably heard the hubbub surrounding the joint proposal from Google and Verizon for their take on openness [...]
I’m not sure what I expected from Venture Summit East, one of several venture capital conferences backed by AlwaysOn [...]
Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Summit at Stanford, a conference event put on by the [...]
BEST. PODCAST. EVER. Snap Judgment: Tales from The Library
Last week I worked with incoming iSchool grad student, Alyssa Henry to put together some activities for middle schoolers participating [...]
