Monthly Archives: July 2004

I’ve got Legal Issues for Librarians coming out of every orifice sideways. Mild discomfort, to be sure. I’m so very much looking forward to the next six weeks when I won’t have a bloody thing to do but blog and … Continue reading →

I just got back form a post-Independence Day cookout where I had an interesting conversation with Neil, a fellow from Ireland visiting as a student. He had something to say about the way we handle immigration and visas post 9/11, … Continue reading →

The Anacreontic Society, a popular gentlemen’s club in London in the late 1700′s, was named after Anacreon, a fifth Century B.C. poet known as the “convivial bard of Greece.” The society’s membership was dedicated to wit, harmony, and the god … Continue reading →

I realize that the content here at the Library has been a little spare of late and no one is more disappointed about this than I. That’s the problem, though, with Grad School. You spend all your time and energy … Continue reading →

Lucy is unhappy that I have to spend all day writing a paper about the Supreme Court’s rulings on Internet Filtering Policies. And so am I.

Looks like it’s that time again: the summer doldrums, where it’s just a long sweaty haul towards the real political meat of the Fall. Now that the Supreme Court is pretty much finished for the season, the only thing left … Continue reading →