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Monthly Archives: August 2006
Remembering the Library
An ode to my favorite library: The Huntington Beach Public Library in Huntington Beach, California. Continue reading
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Enrique Martinez Celaya: Note from lecture
Short entry about Enrique Martinez Celaya’s visit to the Sheldon. Continue reading
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Creating work
In my fantasy land of a brain, I imagine creating something similar to where I work (that is, a digital research lab), but for and by the community. I would love to have something that involved both scholars and community members, because interactions between them are far too few. Continue reading
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Unnecessary Divisions – a call to artists
Is there something wrong with the way Fine Art majors are organized? Or is it just me? Continue reading
Google, Librarians, and Monopolies
Everyone else has weighed in on the Google book scanning project. Why not me? Continue reading
Academia and Intelligence
Does school really make you smart? How do you judge someone’s intelligence? Continue reading
Work in Progress: Projects: Nebraska State Capitol
A little about my plan to add more interactivity to my Nebraska State Capitol paper. Continue reading
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