Library Science

My Voice Is Coming Back

Anna Kleinholz | Posted 05.04.2012

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Anna Kleinholz

Teaching, and trying to teach, has actually taught me a lot of things. Everyday that I step into a school building, I see the amazing potential in our country coupled with a serious lack of priorities.

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Can There Be a Digital Humanism?

Feisal G. Mohamed | Posted 02.27.2012

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Feisal G. Mohamed

The sense that technology is inherently a form of progress, rather than a platform for consumerism, is one of the most insidious ideologies of our time, and one that distracts us from meditating on the true sources of human flourishing.

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Libraries And The Architecture Of Public Space

Carla Leitao | Posted 08.22.2011

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Carla Leitao

This is the opening article of a series of articles (3), which aim to look at libraries and the landscapes they are a part of and help build. Though a...

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Have A Question? Text A Librarian

The Huffington Post | Posted 05.25.2011

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Oregon State University and Yale both encourage a convenient, tech-savvy and library-friendly method for students to ask librarians reference question...

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