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Daily Archives: 3 August 2011
A week in the Library
From time to time people ask me what I do all day. Sometimes it’s school students spending a week with us on work experience who do the asking, sometimes it’s my boss at my annual appraisal, sometimes it’s just random … Continue reading
Posted in Libday7, Libraries and librarians
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This.
(“Federal scientist unfairly silenced, union says” – CBC News) I wonder how long this whole social media experiment of direct communication with The People will last… (My favourite comment on the cat photo album: “Please don’t eat this one, Prime … Continue reading
Posted in bad people, Canada, communication, current affairs, environment, furry friends, Politics, science
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Do You Recognize this Person?
Since it is the vacation, and few committee meetings are being held, I thought now might be a good moment to revisit the characteristics of Committee Chairs I promised a little while ago . Given the timing, my colleagues are … Continue reading
Posted in committee meetings, decision-making, efficiency, Science Culture
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