Walkability Before Sunrise
I fully enjoyed the last two documentaries featured at the yowLAB FilmFest but was wondering, hey, what about exploring what makes cities click through works of fiction? Maybe it would bring […]
I fully enjoyed the last two documentaries featured at the yowLAB FilmFest but was wondering, hey, what about exploring what makes cities click through works of fiction? Maybe it would bring […]
Design Noir: The Secret Life of Electronic Objects By Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby (Birkhäuser) When it comes to designing the next “smart” electronics, is smaller, faster while featuring more […]
On August 15, 2002, a sprawling human chain of close to 2,000 volunteers passed books hand-to-hand off the old shelves of the London Central Library to its new home (Gillespie, […]
“These racks and shelves contain a lot of books. Tens of thousands. Hundreds of thousands. Perhaps millions… How do you feel about them?” so begins this 1947 vocational guidance video […]
These are my current fixations that drive me to skip lunch and stay up late. What are your aspirations?
A connected world is a polyglot world. As we gain access to the thoughts, feelings, and opinions of people around the world, our potential for knowledge and understanding expands. But […]
I have to confess, I’m not a huge fan of the D. B. Weldon Library’s architecture. Although not downright ugly, I remember wincing a little at first sight over my […]
Just spending a gorgeous Sunday with UWO’s Art Libraries Society at Doors Open London…
The light was low. One last student just entered and was now scrambling to find a seat at the back of NCB 117. Swinging her arm with a hand-held oscillator in […]
Set: Touring the Herbarium at the Department of Biology with the UWO student chapter of the Special Libraries Association (SLA) Date: Monday, September 22, 2014. Location: UWO Biological & Geological Sciences (BGS) […]