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13:21 Tue -- DavidStanley updated Reeves Library
Web Side Story--Bernstein And Sondheim Would Approve
I admit that I occasionally visit the collegehumor.com site. I figure that since I work at a college, oops—university, I might as well see what there is to laugh at. And anyway, if you go to libraryhumor.com it’s a lot more work since it pretty much just contains links to... ... (55 more words, 0 comments)

08:46 Tue -- KellyAddleman updated Reeves Library
The internets says it; it must be true!
It's been a rough couple of weeks to be a celebrity, but some overeager hoaxers have been trying to bump the death toll up a couple more notches. Harrison Ford and Jeff Goldblum were prematurely reported to have passed away in spectacular fashion. Britney Spears' Twitter feed was hacked and... ... (159 more words, 0 comments)

21:02 Sun -- MikeRubino updated Tranquility Lost
5 Things About Transformers 2
Chevy Aveos are just as annoying as transforming robots as they are as cars in real life. ... (96 words, 0 comments)

22:59 Sat -- MikeRubino updated Tranquility Lost
My Top Ten Reviews at DVD Verdict
In honor of DVD Verdict's tenth anniversary, the site is spotlighting individual judges each weekend. So I turned in what I thought were my ten favorite reviews for the site, along with a sentence or two about each article. For the next 24 hours, my top ten will be occupying the site's homepage. ... (256 words, 0 comments)

20:23 Tue -- Amanda Cochran updated Girl Meets World
Watching Neda die
You've probably already watched the video at least twice. I have. I've never watched anyone die in real life before. I've missed watching death by a half an hour. But this footage has me on edge, particularly because my initial reaction was so callous. I caught myself watching the video... ... (123 more words, 0 comments)

08:24 Tue -- arnzen updated PEDABLOGUE
The Educational Value of Genre Fiction
This week I'll be teaching in our weeklong, intensive graduate creative writing workshops for the MA in Writing Popular Fiction program at Seton Hill U. It's always a great experience, and I particularly enjoy getting to teach and work with students and colleagues in my favorite literary genre: horror.... ... (932 more words, 0 comments)

16:11 Mon -- KellyAddleman updated Reeves Library
Library in the park
I just returned from my summer vacation, a few days of which I got to spend in New York City. While resting my poor, tired feet in Bryant Park, I caught sight of the "Reading Room": I didn't go over for a closer look (my feet hurt too much from... ... (78 more words, 0 comments)

16:00 Sat -- arnzen updated PEDABLOGUE
Congratulations to Dennis Jerz
My colleague down the hall, Dennis Jerz has been awarded the John Lovas Memorial Academic Award from the journal, Kairos, for his Literacy Weblog. Visit his site, browse around and drop him a note of congratulations. He joins a list of other interesting academic weblogs in honor of late blogger... ... (40 more words, 0 comments)

20:00 Fri -- KarissaKilgore updated Sugarpacket
I long for the days
... when I could do research for hours. ... when I could do research for hours, uninterrupted. ... when I could do research for hours, uninterrupted, and then go forth to write a draft. I long for the days ... when I was tired from learning. ... when I was... ... (174 more words, 3 comments)

14:41 Tue -- Amanda Cochran updated Girl Meets World
If I weren't paid
I get paid to write now. I find the fact that I get paid to write and my blog has fallen off the map very funny. I've been thinking a lot lately about things I would always do, even if I were paid to do them. Write is one of... ... (120 more words, 0 comments)

Recent Comments

15:35 Mon
Ana Elisa Fortin de Mazzini: Hi Kayley , I´m a Dardano Too, as Guillermo, I came from an italian family who came to Central America near 1850 (as a matter of fact Guillermo and I are cousins) where did your parents came from? My
(on KayleyDardano's Introduction to literary studies last comment!)

16:20 Mon
Karissa : Well, actually the current job -is- a grind. One day my job will not be a grind because I will actually like doing it. Today is not that day. Someday in the near future, I hope I will not consider my
(on KarissaKilgore's I long for the days)

15:17 Mon
Joshua Sasmor: Karissa, one of my favorite quotes about work is from Robert Henlein's _To Sail Beyond the Sunset_. Perhaps you can decide if you agree with the sentiment expressed below. Hopefully you will never c
(on KarissaKilgore's I long for the days)

10:03 Sun
Deborah Valore: The Shellenbarger article did not change my view of men and women in the work place. Probably because of my age. I have experienced the issues of being a working, single mother. When applying for jo
(on CatherineGiunta's Workplace Change)

09:28 Sat
Dennis G. Jerz: Hang in there, Karissa. I know you well enough to know that you're drinking in all that you can learn from the time you're spending now in the classroom and in the office.
(on KarissaKilgore's I long for the days)

19:36 Fri
Mabel Cypher: The Wall Street Journal article “New Work Place Equalizer. Ambition” has changed my view of woman and men in the work place. The thing that changed my view the most was the fact that women with childr
(on CatherineGiunta's Workplace Change)

19:05 Fri
Danny Zoegar: Being aware of the stereotype gender role have instilled in homes, career roles, and work positions, it is gratifying to know that progress is being made in order to lessen sex barriers in and out of
(on CatherineGiunta's Workplace Change)

18:12 Fri
John Dalton: I say that the article does support my observation that women appear to be more accepted for advancement, but I think that the cited statisical information is incomplete. She states the reason is unkn
(on CatherineGiunta's Workplace Change)

18:07 Fri
Kimberly Cecere: Speaking from personal experiences, I believe myself to be a career minded person who has ambition to thrive in the workplace as well as home life. I believe the article in The Wall Street Journal en
(on CatherineGiunta's Workplace Change)

17:16 Fri
Alex Hetrick: The Wall Street Journal article by Shellenbarger about work place equality between men and women supports the progression toward equal opportunities of both genders. In every statistic used throughout
(on CatherineGiunta's Workplace Change)

From Jerz's Literacy Weblog
Time and Space Tradeoffs in Version Control Storage
I spent a few hours cleaning up my e-mail archives yesterday. I was amazed of the amount of space that was taken up by 4MB flyers for events I did not attend, 2 MB PDFs of one-page forms that I could...

Personality Profiles: Prize-Winning Student Journalism Samples
The personality profile is a staple of intro to journalism classes, but newspapers don't tend to collect all their profiles in one place, so I often have trouble finding models.Entrants in the Hearst Journalism Awards have to supply a profile...

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