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My Favorite University, High School & Middle School Library Blogs
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Tickets Are Now Available for the First-Ever ThriveLib Conference, - Registration is now open for ThriveLib, a new virtual conference focused exclusively on library workers’ well-being. Taking place August 12–14, 2025, Thriv...
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We are all learners together…Or how not to compare yourself and celebrate your wins. - Through conversations with many of my colleagues at conferences – I hear a common thread (other than their passion for their work). I hear it over and ove...5 years ago
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It's How We Play the Game by Ed Stack - *IT'S HOW WE PLAY THE GAME *by Ed Stack is the story of the founding and growth of DICK’S Sporting Goods company. Stack begins with tales of how the comp...
5 years ago -
Readers really matter - I had the opportunity to discover this TED talk about reading. If you are reading this blog you are probably a reader. You might be a King's High School s...
8 years ago -
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eBook Updates, pricing and trends - Based on an annual study from Follett and *School Library Journal*, we can see that the percent of school libraries offering eBooks has plateaued, although...
8 years ago -
Paris to play Richland County - Paris out of playoffs, but Richland County still has a chance As one side prepares for a season without the possibility of the playoffs, another is try...9 years ago
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Bring Reading Rainbow to Every Child, Everywhere! - From the Kickstarter website for the Reading Rainbow Project: Hi. LeVar Burton here. You may know me as Kunta Kinte, from *ROOTS*, or Geordi La Forge, fro...
11 years ago -
Video Interview: The Importance of Choice for Igniting Student Passion and Learning Through Research Projects - Earlier this week, we featured a blog post about art inspired by student research. Teagan tell us a little more about her creative process and how choice ...12 years ago
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E-Book News - Look for the E-Book link on the CSHS library catalog page. These e-books can be read online and can be downloaded to Apple and Android tablet devices! See ...
13 years ago -
Columbine: Facts vs. Fiction, or What Really Went Down April 20, 1999 - Totally gripping, extremely well-researched. Cullen's examination into the Columbine shootings is an unflinching, unsentimental look at one of the most ho...
14 years ago -
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My Blog List
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Unshelved strip originally published on Wed, 14 Jan 2015 - This classic *Unshelved* strip originally appeared on Wed, 14 Jan 2015. [image: Unshelved comic strip for Wed, 14 Jan 2015]19 hours ago
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Bill Moyers: A Lifetime Preserved at the Library of Congress - Bill Moyers, who died yesterday at the age of 91, was at the Library’s Coolidge Auditorium one night in the fall of 2023 to mark the preservation of more t...1 week ago
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Towards a Librarianship of the Future: Fostering Cultural Adaptation to Climate Change - In Brief The field of library science is paying increasing attention to anthropogenic climate change by exploring best practices for mitigating damage from...1 week ago
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Not Goodbye, but See Ya Later - Hi everyone! You may have noticed that we've slowed down a bit on posting, approving comments, and, well, pretty much our whole end of the deal. We'd like ...
1 year ago -
One Final Interview Before Breakfast:Sophie Blackall on Farmhouse - Hey, imps. If you read my official farewell post from last week — in which I announced that I’m finally going to sit down for some breakfast (which is, d...2 years ago
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Thanks Cedar Rapids Public Library! - Sending a very warm thanks to all the staff at Cedar Rapids Public Library. I spoke and facilitated an exploration of “Wholehearted Libraries” at their Sta...5 years ago
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Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!5 years ago
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On information privilege and information equity - I’ve been doing quite a bit of thinking about the high school/college transition these days and the differences we see among members of the freshman class....6 years ago
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How to Request Materials - Please contact us if you have any questions about the LIS collection, or if you would like to request that we *purchase *an item for the LIS Collection. Be...6 years ago
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The Great Falls (MT) Public Library and Alma Smith Jacobs - Researching a recent acquisition to my postal librariana collection I discovered the story of African American librarian Alma Smith Jacobs (1916-1997) ...
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15 Free Technologies for Libraries - This morning I'll be presenting at the SLA-NY conference on 15 Free Technologies for Libraries. I've been using each of these technologies for a number o...10 years ago
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PODCAST: Henry in Love - Shop Indie Bookstores Henry in Love by Peter McCarty (Balzer & Bray, hardcover) Recommended for ages 2-6 Peter McCarty has long been one of my favorite pic...15 years ago
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Summer reading suggestion: reluctant 10th-12th grade boys - I need suggestions for a great (required) summer read for a class of mostly boy reluctant readers. Please share some ideas. The title must be available in ...16 years ago
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My Blog List
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[VF] Fallen Angel 1981 Film Entier Gratuit - ★★★★☆Classement : 6.6 sur 10 basé sur 3094 avis.DétailsTaille : 669 Mégaoctets. Langue : Persan (fa-IR) - Français (fr-FR). Nom de Fichier : Fallen-Angel-r...5 years ago
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The Best Dresses Of 2018 (so far...) - It has been ages since I have done a post. With other social media sources taking up all of my time (namely Instagram ) I rarely get a chance to sit down ...
7 years ago -
Enchanted Castle Antiquity Shrine - The magical, enchanted and mystical world of fairy tales is one that is always nostalgic and wondrous. I decided to create my own piece of magic using the...
9 years ago -
Moved to Cloud Hands Blog - This blog, Our Paths in the Valley, has been discontinued. Michael P. Garofalo continues to maintain his Cloud Hands Blog.13 years ago
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Sweet, sweet lime. - My life is ruled by the seasons. When autumn arrives, I have an overwhelming urge to bake bread, make hearty soups and stews, and break out the stout. Wint...
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