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Scary Movies For October
Have you checked out the “Scary Movies” display at the McGraw Branch? With Halloween right around the corner, now’s the time to get in the spirit with classic horror like John Carpen… more →
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Yet another Twilight-related post
kacates wrote 5 days ago: Okay, I promise after this one I’ll stop. But with New Moon making over 200 million so far at … more →
Knowing & Doing online
RTS-C Library wrote 1 week ago: An interesting quarterly publication online is Knowing & Doing from the C.S. Lewis Institute. M … more →
How to Fry an Egg
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deborah freedman wrote 2 weeks ago: Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the kings horses and all the kings … more →
Deming's 14 Points Revisited: Part 2
itorganization2017 wrote 1 month ago: This post picks up on Part 1 and examines the first of Deming’s 14 Management Points. As I sai … more →
The results are in...
kacates wrote 1 month ago: …and John Green has trounced Stephenie Meyer in the 2009 Teens’ Top Ten awards! His Pap … more →
An old controversy with current application.
RTS-C Library wrote 1 month ago: Students in the ARP History class have just read about a controversy in 18th century Scotland around … more →
Scary Movies For October
John wrote 1 month ago: Have you checked out the “Scary Movies” display at the McGraw Branch? With Halloween rig … more →
The Nuts Are Getting Brown
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deborah freedman wrote 1 month ago: THE MORNS ARE MEEKER than they were, The nuts are getting brown; The berry’s cheek is plumper, … more →
NASA has bombed the Moon!
kacates wrote 1 month ago: Yes, you read that right. Early this morning, a NASA mission blew a hole in the Moon (well, sort of) … more →
The Junkies
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deborah freedman wrote 2 months ago: Adan Klingelhoefer Agamemnon Warner Ahmad Valentine Aileen Abernathy Alexis Frey Alisa Kasha Alphons … more →
Internet or the Library??
RTS-C Library wrote 2 months ago: I recently came across the work of a fellow librarian – Dr. Mark Herring at Winthrop Universit … more →
Thanks to Mickey...
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deborah freedman wrote 2 months ago: … we have banned books, every morning. BANNED BOOKS WEEK September 26 – October 3, 2009 … more →
Fall Reading Suggestions
Wildcat-Lvl wrote 2 months ago: My lovely wife Grace had some summer reading suggestions, and I thought why not do some for fall? H … more →
BBAW: Have you heard about...
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nat @ book, line, and sinker wrote 2 months ago: A few months ago, I put out a plea to book bloggers for help with a personal reading challenge I was … more →
Arrr!
kacates wrote 2 months ago: Avast, me hearties! Me favorite holiday, International Talk Like a Pirate Day, be this Saturday, Se … more →
Keeping it real
woplteens wrote 2 months ago: Take a look at some of our new paperbacks that feature African-Americans. Bluford High: A Matter of … more →
Looking for Laughs?
woplteens wrote 3 months ago: Check out some books in our Teen Section that are sure to have you on the floor doing LOLercopters. … more →
The Coldest Winter Ever
msgerlits wrote 3 months ago: The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah This is the story of Winter Santiago, a young girl growing … more →
Back to school
kacates wrote 3 months ago: So for most of you, it’s back to school week, and I know how excited you all are. Soon, of cou … more →
