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Author: Bilingual Librarian
Thirty-five portraits of circus animal trainers
by Bilingual Librarian
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Schlesinger Library houses a fascinating collection of Women in American History. Here’s just a tiny example of the wonders they have, Thirty-five portraits of circus animal trainers, primarily lions, other...
Library of Congress’ Reading Room
by Bilingual Librarian
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Twice a year the Library of Congress open the doors of the Main Reading Room to the public. I was there last weekend and loved it. In addition to seeing...
Books; That is exactly how they work
by Bilingual Librarian
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Libros, exactamente cómo funcionan
Google’s Political Trends Spotting
by Bilingual Librarian
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The official elections may be over a year away, but it’s never too early to start paying attention to the process and looking at the trends. Yesterday Google announced another...
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Visiting the Law Library of Congress
by Bilingual Librarian
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Last week I had a great visit at the Law Library of Congress. My visit began with an introduction by David Mao, Deputy Law Librarians of Congress, who gave share...
SALALM Scholarship
by Bilingual Librarian
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SALALM is receiving application for the SALALM Scholarship! If you are in library or archives school and are interested in Latin America and the Caribbean, this is your golden chance!...
Men of the Stacks
by Bilingual Librarian
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Men of the Stacks, finally a male librarian calendar done right! Los hombres de la Estantería, por fin un calendario de hombres bibliotecarios bien hecho! Order your here; all proceed will be donated to...
To Dr. Shine
by Bilingual Librarian
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Lovely book dedication / Dedicación hermosa de un libro. Shine: Using Brain Science to Get the Best from Your People by Edward M. Hallowell