Micropigs and Einstein’s Eyeballs: What I Learned From Magazines This Week.

It is the one year anniversary of Our Bodies, Our Shelves by humorist and Librarian Roz Warren.  Released on National Librarian Day last year, the book earned so much support from this brave community that […]

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Herds of Bison and Endless Vacation: What I Learned From Magazines This Week

Reading Magazines this week, I learned that: ViaGen will clone your dog for $50,000. (Departures, 3/16) There is a global movement to exempt tampons from taxation. (Time, 4/4/16) One of Ronald Reagan’s first acts as […]

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ALLIGATORS, LIP GLOSS AND SEX IN SPACE: WHAT I LEARNED FROM MAGAZINES THIS WEEK

  According to both Russian and American space authorities, nobody has ever had sex in space. (Popular Mechanics, February 2016) Wealthy people don’t watch a lot of TV. (Money, March 2016) The more sleep you […]

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Tuxes, Tapestry, Birds and Foxes: What I Learned From Magazines This Week

2015 was the warmest year ever recorded on earth. (Time Magazine, February 1, 2016) Bernie Sanders has never worn a tux. (Time, February 1, 2016) There are 300,000 registered personal drone owners in this country. […]

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Librarians! Here’s A little Snark to Brighten Your Day

Although some members of the public imagine that we librarians are paid to sit around on our tushies reading books all day, anyone who actually works at a library knows that it’s a tough, challenging […]

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