View from the library

  Watching medical shows gives one enough of the lingo to realize STAT means in a hurry, quickly, right now. Our subscription to ST...

The view  has changed from where I sit. In June, I noted the wooden wall was removed as the renovation of the Student Center was being comp...

It's been awhile since I posted. The thought had been running through my head to just stop posting. Time slipped by and it was easier ...

Last October a wooden wall was erected between us and the construction area for new entry. Today the wall is coming down. It looks like the ...

is holding an election for your favorite library blog. The View from the Library  began in May 2005. Our purpose has been to talk ...

Sharron McElmeel has written a very touching testimonial to the memory of Leo Dillon . The Dillon's Caldecott award titles were a ...

A peek at the start date for this blog, startled me. I've been writing for seven years. May 4, 2005, when the library entry was opened...

Citations are the bane of my existence. My library information spiel tells students the formula for a citation is "who did it, what did...

Charlotte's Web is a classic children's story that was first published in 1952. It's hard to believe it is sixty years old. ...

Plucked randomly from the shelves is a book I couldn't put down. It's a mystery that twists and turns with good guys being bad an...

Word arrived that " a new interface for History Reference Center is now available in GALILEO . Users can now browse subjects and popul...