I just became the school librarian this year, and the teacher-librarian position means that I have to go get a teacher-librarian credential.
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He was a reference librarian at the Queens Public Library, not a research librarian.
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Just down the street you have access to a phenomenal children's librarian: Dr. Carla Hayden, the current Librarian of Congress.
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When she arrived and explained her situation to a librarian, the librarian walked her to the library's Newspapers & Microfilm Center.
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"Lummis's life wasn't on a course that would lead naturally to becoming a librarian," Orlean writes, and yet a librarian he became.
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A former children's librarian, Hayden decided to invite Daliyah to visit the world's largest library as a guest librarian for a day in January.
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Sarah Witte, the research collections and services librarian for women & gender studies, was a librarian at Columbia when the first banner was hung in 1989.
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She was also the head librarian at the Charleston Naval Academy and was a librarian at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Columbia, retiring in 1994.
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Well, it's funny that you mention that each librarian appointed seems to have turned out, in retrospect, perfect for the time, because you're a very particular librarian.
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The groom's mother retired as the teacher librarian from Petaluma High School, and is currently the history room librarian at the Petaluma branch of the Sonoma County Library.
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His father retired as an English teacher and a librarian at Roanoke County Schools in Roanoke, and last worked as a librarian at Hidden Valley High School there.
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Macrina became a tech librarian just outside of Boston after observing the American Librarian Association's skepticism of the PATRIOT act, a sprawling post-9/11 government surveillance program.
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NEW LIBRARIAN WINS PRAISE AFTER CONFIRMATION: Carla Hayden received applause from a number of groups Wednesday after the Senate confirmed her to be the next librarian of Congress.
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BOOK WOMAN Chpt 46 Pg 20173 Librarian Cussy and her love interest Jackson are married on a glorious October day, in town, with patrons and librarian co-workers attending.
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For example, both feature an attack on a packhorse librarian by a town vagrant, though according to a Kentucky state librarian Richardson consulted, there is no historical evidence of such attacks occurring.
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Did books and serving as the librarian help you survive?
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CNN senior research librarian Amy Roberts contributed to this report.
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They want a librarian and a nurse in every school.
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Ruth, 92, a retired librarian, died first at 8 a.m.
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I was appointed by the 21800th librarian, James H. Billington.
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David S. Mao has served as acting librarian since then.
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Her stepmother retired as a chief reference librarian at DePaul.
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Audre Lorde, born in 1934: author, poet, librarian and academician.
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Fischer plays a librarian who is falsely imprisoned for treason.
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In fact, her school librarian suggested she start writing herself.
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His father was a social worker, his mother a librarian.
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It was really like being a librarian in my dreams.
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"The Royal Librarian knows nothing about it," sniffed The Times.
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The school referred inquiries to its head librarian, Jeanne Galvin.
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Being a librarian would mean getting paid to read books.
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Dr. Floyd met Ms. Leita, a reference librarian, in 1983.
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" Kathy Coyle, middle-school librarian "I'm getting ready to retire.
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Joanne put me in touch with the librarian at York.
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Liz Jolly was appointed chief librarian of the British Library.
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This is what a librarian looks like Kyle Cassidy photographed hundreds of librarians for his new book, which challenges stereotypes of librarian style, and looks at how they are the champions of our communities.
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David Menhennet (1928–2016), 10th librarian of the House of Commons.
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"Amber was the librarian for Natomas," city councilmember Angelique Ashby said.
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New Hampshire resident and librarian Robert Morin led a simple life.
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Not amount of anxiety and hot librarian styling distracts from that.
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Years later, after working as a librarian herself, she changed that.
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In place of Laura Palmer, we have Ruth Davenport, a librarian.
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Is there anything more rad than a radical activist lesbian librarian?
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Q. That chapter is by Sha Qingqing, a librarian in Shanghai.
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The groom's mother retired as a librarian at Ashland Middle School.
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His mother retired as a librarian for the Greenfield Public Library.
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The office belonged to Morgan's personal librarian, Belle da Costa Greene.
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His father, John, was a firefighter; his mother, Patricia, a librarian.
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Khloe Kardashian looked kinda like that librarian in an XXX flick.
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In making talking books our boss is the Librarian of Congress.
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The librarian, John Myers, carefully flipped through its fraying brown pages.
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Dave Brewster, assistant librarian, did leg work at the police station.
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Reese Witherspoon is looking for a librarian for her book club.
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You might already be the local librarian we are looking for!
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She also falls in love with Ben (Greene), the local librarian.
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She learned about Yee Shun's appeal through local librarian Eileen O'Connell.
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Historically, the librarian of Congress position has been a lifetime appointment.
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Others, like YA librarian Ally Watkins, simply love the books' prose style.
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As a former high school librarian, I fully support reading for escape.
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She now lives in Athens, Georgia, and works as an academic librarian.
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Because really, where would Thurgood Marshall be without some librarian named Dave?
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Washington (CNN)The nation's most notable library has a new head librarian.
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As a Maine librarian, these reviews were essential in finding local authors.
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If confirmed by Congress, Hayden would be the 14th Librarian of Congress.
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He's a former librarian, so he's always been chatty about odd topics.
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I learned that fact later, from Cara Vanderree, the librarian in Ashland.
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She would also be the first new librarian since the Reagan administration.
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If confirmed, she would be the first new librarian in 28 years.
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The opposite of Trump, probably, is a female, Hispanic, very polite librarian.
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BTW ... the woman is Susan Cole, a legislative librarian from Bowie, Maryland.
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As a prison librarian, you get a lot of interesting reference questions.
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Her mother is a librarian at Downtown High School in San Francisco.
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I try to imagine a librarian drawing her Glock and returning fire.
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In fact, Library Journal named her librarian of the year in 2011.
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Her mother is a retired librarian in the Albany public school system.
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The exhibit's "Ask a Librarian" station shows kids how librarians do research.
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The groom's mother is a children's librarian at the Norwell Public Library.
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She is a librarian for the United States Treasury Department in Washington.
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Offill's narrator, a Brooklynite librarian named Lizzie, frets endlessly over impending chaos.
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She's a librarian who pays for garlic with pennies at the bodega.
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When Ms. Roston entered, she grabbed the nearest librarian and began whispering.
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Her mother is a librarian at Blair Elementary School, also in Wilmington.
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Each librarian has been almost perfect for the time that they served.
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She served as a public school librarian in Charleston, S.C., and Columbia, S.C., before becoming a medical librarian at Charleston Naval Base and Dorn VA Medical Center in Columbia, where she worked for nearly three decades, the office added.
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Others may rejoice that they'll no longer catch dirty looks from the librarian.
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I just watched Carla Hayden, the librarian of Congress, interview the first lady.
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This removed much of the drudgery from being a researcher, librarian or journalist.
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Emma Carbone, a YA librarian at Brooklyn Public Library, senses the change acutely.
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Hayden is the 14th Librarian of Congress and has a 10-year term.
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The librarian got to Jay, crouched down, noticed his shallow breathing and discoloration.
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She was fifty-three years old and the librarian at Athens Middle School.
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It's high time you call up your grade school librarian and thank them.
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"Boydton is the quintessential quaint courthouse town," said Leigh Lambert, the town librarian.
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My dad was a professor and principal, and my mother was a librarian.
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His parents divorced, and Tom was raised by his mother, a film librarian.
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They seem to me more useful to a librarian than to a writer.
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The librarian announces the start of "free play," which means parents can mingle.
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Or in her place, the librarian at the circulation desk, or the janitor.
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I'm a lapsed public librarian, and I can't imagine it any other way.
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While his subordinates hauled them away, the Gestapo officer turned to the librarian.
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While his subordinates hauled them away, the Gestapo officer turned to the librarian.
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The groom's mother retired as a librarian from Woodland Elementary School in Greenville.
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The bride's mother is a librarian at Aquinas High School in the Bronx.
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Her mother is an academic librarian, in Springfield, at Western New England University.
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Until the librarian in our small town library had nothing else to suggest.
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The groom's mother was a librarian at Canton Middle School in Canton, Conn.
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That, in turn, caught the attention of Hudson Park's children's librarian, Stevie Feliciano.
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My dad was eventually a principal and my mother was a research librarian.
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They could go to their public library and their librarian may not know.
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The groom's mother was a librarian aide in the Vancouver Community College system.
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It could be a professor or an athlete, a librarian or a politician.
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The librarian also criticized the Trump administration's education department in her blog post.
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The groom's mother is a librarian at Longfellow Elementary School in Oak Park.
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Erinn Salge is a writer and librarian who is working on a novel.
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His mother retired as a librarian from Westchester Elementary School in Coral Springs.
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Belinda Hernandez, 52, had worked as a librarian at Shadycrest Elementary in Pearland.
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ERNEST RUBINSTEIN MADISON, N.J. The writer is theological librarian emeritus at Drew University.
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Pete Wilson named him state librarian, a post he held for 10 years.
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The firing is a terrible start to Hayden's tenure as Librarian of Congress.
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There are other, more personal means of outreach too: When a librarian is asked to speak to an algebra class today about online mathematics resources, that librarian will start by discussing the issue of "fake news" and misinformation, according to Todaro.
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Amjad quickly became a regular at the underground library, eventually becoming its chief librarian.
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She married Clarence Cleary in 1940 and began to work as a children's librarian.
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Stacey Abrams is the daughter of a shipyard worker and a librarian from Mississippi.
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His mother served as a social worker and librarian at Children's Medical Center Dallas.
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There, after a stint in the classroom teaching special education, he became a librarian.
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A librarian was targeted and killed after she banned a man from the library.
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But he says he likes "librarian types…their outer appearance hiding smouldering heat inside".
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Gucci girls show up to garden weddings wearing librarian glasses and sequined prairie dresses.
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The 73-year-old librarian originally hailed from Minnesota, according to CNN affiliate WINK.
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President Obama has tapped Dr. Carla Hayden to be the next Librarian of Congress.
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The bill does not represent any sort of "referendum" on current Librarian Carla Hayden.
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When they saw a librarian following after them, they dropped the books and ran.
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Some of this is going to depend on when the librarian was in school.
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Her mother is a librarian at Our Lady of Peace Catholic School in Minneapolis.
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Her mother retired as a librarian in Old Greenwich for the Perrot Memorial Library.
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The president tapped Dr. Carla D. Hayden for the role of Librarian of Congress.
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James Billington, the 22019th Librarian of Congress, died Tuesday at the age of 89.
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In Zaragoza, Righetti told the librarian that he was keen to study the Torah.
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Inside, a librarian brought out a volume of Kepler's papers, bound in white leather.
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She is the first black or female executive nominated to be Librarian of Congress.
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If confirmed, Carla Hayden would be the first black or female librarian of Congress.
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His very first job at ESPN, back in 1995, was as a videotape librarian.
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Although it won numerous awards, no teacher or librarian ever gave it to me.
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J. Arthur Freed, a former librarian at the lab, plans to go, as well.
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The groom's mother retired as the librarian from St. Thomas College Ranny in Kerala.
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Not to mention, her sister (a beloved librarian) is also staying with them. Windfall!
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The Librarian ended up granting a research exemption to this part of the law.
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Calkins, the librarian, said her friends seem to be taking that lesson to heart.
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She was a school librarian, a bus driver and the mother of four children.
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His father, Richard, worked at General Electric and his mother, Caroline, was a librarian.
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I will be working as the librarian, so don't be afraid to say hi.
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His mother, Judith Gold, was a school librarian who had been a magician's assistant.
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But to do so by accusing an innocent librarian of extremism is beneath contempt.
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"Books smell musty and rich," says Giles, the librarian on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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Mr. Middleton did not have the traditional archivist's credentials to be a presidential librarian.
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Kathleen Stein-Smith is associate university librarian and adjunct faculty at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
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The head librarian, a World of Warcraft player himself, even pops in to chat.
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If the college library doesn't have the book you need, talk with a librarian.
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This is National Library Week, so pick up a book and thank a librarian.
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I went on to become a doctor (not the medical kind) and a librarian.
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A little-known way to get onto the shelves is through the local librarian.
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Last year, President Obama appointed a new Librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden, who, unlike Billington, had an impeccable track record as an actual librarian — she was previously CEO of the massive Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore and led an impressive modernization effort.
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A LETTER TO A LIBRARIAN: The Internet Association sent a letter to Carla Hayden, who was recently confirmed to be the next librarian of Congress, asking her to keep their priorities in mind with the Copyright Office, which is housed in the library.
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The authors are Cheryl Costa, 65, a former military technician and aerospace analyst, and her wife, Linda Miller Costa, 62, a librarian at Le Moyne College and a former librarian at the National Academy of Sciences, NASA and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Currently, there are only 158 school librarians in Oregon -- less than one librarian per district.
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"My youngest son ... has never known what it is to have a librarian," she said.
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If Ms. Ault is a curator-as-artist, Mr. Taylor is a librarian-as-artist.
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I want him to end up with a really sweet librarian who will appreciate him.
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This week, Carla D. Hayden was nominated by President Obama to be the next librarian.
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Did the former librarian send the note you received at the beginning of the game?
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Jonathan Zittrain: I do have a personal librarian to accompany me for most conversations, yes.
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She's proprietor of the town's only business, the Monowi Tavern, its librarian, and the mayor.
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Wong (Benedict Wong): A wizard and ally to Doctor Strange — also, a magical librarian. 15.
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Many government watchdogs and library scholars also point to the former librarian, Dr. James Billington.
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The librarian sits in a wooden chair, dressed in starched, sharply pressed clothing, muted colors.
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In 2012, the Librarian rejected an already-approved exemption making it easier to unlock phones.
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A few years ago a patriotic librarian, Roger Seuba, claimed to have denounced 5,000 companies.
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In her early years in New York she worked as a librarian on Wall Street.
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Your grandfather's library, where the librarian was expected to act prim and proper, has disappeared.
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His wife, Gwen Hiller, a social worker and librarian, died in June, also at 92.
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"The most wonderful job in the world would be as a librarian," he once said.
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The groom's mother retired as the head librarian at the Marymount School of New York.
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Darling — a librarian turned porn performer who's been obsessed with VR since childhood — launched VRTube.
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A new ruling from the Librarian of Congress is good news for video game preservation.
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Mr. Kerrigan's mother retired as a medical librarian at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.
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"Democracy is never a thing done," wrote Archibald MacLeish, the poet and librarian of Congress.
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"She was without funds, a woman with no husband, and abrasive," Specht, the librarian, said.
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"Teachers feel more voiceless than ever," said Julia Rion, a South Carolina elementary school librarian.
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"Teachers feel more voiceless than ever," said Julia Rion, a South Carolina elementary school librarian.
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But during my pontificating, a puritanical snitch told the librarian I was showing off porn.
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The groom's mother is an assistant librarian at Spalding Drive Elementary School in Sandy Springs.
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I am a librarian, you see, and most books are still precious objects to me.
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Donahue is a reference and instruction librarian at Prairie View A&M University in Texas.
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A dog who happens to come across as an intelligent and good-hearted old librarian.
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Her mother retired as a reference librarian at the West Springfield Public Library in Massachusetts.
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But through her example, "she helped change the country," Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden said.
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In a recently coined joke, an inmate asks the prison librarian to borrow a book.
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The girls went to a Catholic school in Bethesda, where Christine worked as a librarian.
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"We waived $160,000 in fees this year," Nick H. Buron, the borough's chief librarian, said.
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BOOK WOMAN Chpt 13 Pg 19323-111 Hillman Frazier goes missing after he attacks librarian.
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Once, as I wandered past her office enquiringly, the librarian, H.N. Poornima, beckoned me in.
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Have you considered asking the local librarian, Uber driver or barista what they are reading?
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"I've just been waiting for Joe," Colleen Kersch, a librarian from Dubuque, told VICE News.
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LIBRARIAN NOMINEE WAS STRONG CRITIC OF PATRIOT ACT: President Obama's nominee to become the new librarian of Congress was a strong critic of the Patriot Act in the years following 22019/11, fearing the government would use the law to get patrons' library records.
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"This wasn't a shallow thing with a handsome man," Tony Willis, Mellon's librarian, told the author.
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Mindy McGinnis is an assistant YA librarian and an Edgar Award-winning author of YA books.
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Managing copyrights — effectively a giant database of creative works — is very much a librarian-centric job.
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It's about the romance between a shy, small-town librarian and the town's ever-growing giant.
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They also want, reasonably enough, every school to have a librarian and a nurse on duty.
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News of her nomination generated buzz across the Web, sending "Librarian of Congress" trending on Twitter.
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But "for now it's easier to be Shia in Egypt today than Salafi," cheers the librarian.
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My sister teased me for wearing a beige cardigan to a frat party like a librarian.
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In this version, you'd swap in cards such as Malchezaar's Imp, Darkshire Librarian and Silverware Golem.
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What's more, Congress was considering reforming the Register selection process before Dr. Hayden was the Librarian.
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Fairooz, a children's librarian, shouted, "This man is evil, pure evil" as police led her out.
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Jim Neal is president of the American Library Association and University Librarian Emeritus at Columbia University.
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As a medical librarian, my job is to connect people to trusted information about their health.
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His mother retired as a librarian at Bard College at Simon's Rock in Great Barrington, Mass.
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There is just one problem: The former librarian should have checked out a history book first.
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As one character, a sort of cosmic librarian, puts it, she didn't dress for a funeral.
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She has her own library card and wants to become a librarian when she grows up.
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Cleary, a native of rural Oregon and a former librarian, might easily embrace, Ms. Richardson said.
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EDT: The Senate Rules Committee will hear testimony from the librarian of Congress nominee, Carla Hayden.
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If a librarian chooses not to respond because a person is black, that's taste-based discrimination.
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Nicole Ellis, a home-schooling mother from Newark, learned about it from a librarian last summer.
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Chi Chi looked like a humpy stripper, and Shangela looked like a librarian with a secret.
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Jackie Reeve, a Wirecutter staff writer and former school librarian suggests Mo Willems's Elephant and Piggie.
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I'm a university librarian and a writer working on a memoir in the style I've described.
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Erica DiBella, a Houston-area librarian, is the kind of voter Democrats are hoping to sway.
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"If you can find one that's older, let us know," said Carolyn Waters, its head librarian.
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Ms. Clayton, a former teacher and librarian, maintains that infancy is a fine place to start.
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Melvin Graham, whose sister Cynthia Hurd, 54, a librarian, died in the attack, welcomed the decision.
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The Librarian of Congress is a title that has been held by 14 librarians since 1800.
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Her mother is a librarian at Viewpoint School, a coeducational college preparatory school in Calabasas, Calif.
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The groom's mother retired as a reference librarian for the State of Indiana in New Albany.
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More likely, she would be a law librarian, a legal secretary, someone processing trusts and estates.
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Every Thursday during the school year, the children's librarian reads stories, and prepares a snack and activity.
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Though free, Dita Kraus was unable to forget Hirsch and her time as the librarian of Auschwitz.
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Stokes started out as a librarian, and she and her first husband were devoted left-wing activists.
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This week: a librarian who makes $49,753 per year and spends some of it on seaweed chips.
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Bertrand's wife Geneviève, a retired librarian carrying geraniums from the market, voted for Mr Hollande last time.
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In 2003, Freedman established the zine library at Manhattan's Barnard College, where she is still zine librarian.
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Mark Zuckerberg: That's why I also need to have a librarian next to me at all times.
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"Kharab al-Din," spits a Shia librarian in Alexandria, twisting Saladin's name to mean destroyer of religion.
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IN QUEBEC, Canada's French-speaking province, it is illegal to talk to a librarian while wearing sunglasses.
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He and his librarian wife Magda (Lia Bugnar) long ago stopped pretending they have a loving marriage.
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She has a real John Hughes librarian vibe going on—makes the average lunch lady look cordial.
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But in Holzhauer's 33rd game, Boettcher, a Chicago-based librarian, dethroned him and reaped game show glory.
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His mother is a principal librarian at the Queens Village branch of the Queens Borough Public Library.
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But that's just what Liz Phipps Soeiro, a librarian at Cambridgeport Elementary School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, did.
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Her mother, who is retired, was the librarian at Southwestern Academy, a public school in Flint, Mich.
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This is no slender novel to be discreetly passed from friend to friend or librarian to reader.
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Jim Neal is President-Elect of the American Library Association and University Librarian Emeritus at Columbia University.
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That will allow all middle schools and high schools to have a teacher-librarian, Caputo-Pearl said.
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Upon his return to America, he completed his education, married and took up work as a librarian.
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Among the better-known exemptions pursued by the Librarian of Congress are those pertaining to cellphone unlocking.
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A "boring"-looking librarian (save for the saucy smirk) with an advanced degree, pencil skirt, and glasses?
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Pittet, who lives in the Swiss city of Fribourg, works as a librarian and has six children.
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Mr. Rainwater became the librarian of the newly formed Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division in 1985.
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His father, Yehuda Arieh Klausner, a librarian, and his mother, Fania Mussman, had immigrated from Eastern Europe.
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" Marianne Philipp, the school librarian, also spoke because, she said, "It's my job to champion intellectual freedom.
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The groom's mother is a children's librarian at the East Longmeadow Public Library in East Longmeadow, Mass.
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"The Gutenberg bible is temporarily unavailable for viewing," says a librarian working on the telephone research desk.
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"Oh, my goodness," said Stephen Ferguson, the acting associate university librarian for rare books and special collections.
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His father is a senior librarian and branch manager with the Atlanta Fulton County Public Library System.
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The location was convenient, close to the library branch where Leshawn, now 4053, worked as a librarian.
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But if that's what that librarian in Toronto thought my book might provide, then I'm extremely proud.
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"Oh, wow, this looks like, from a really long time ago," said Stefanie Sinn, a children's librarian.
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It's about a librarian and her love for a very tall, very literate boy who is dying.
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We broke up at an artist's colony in Maine where Libby spent summers working as a librarian.
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Though her official title is Senior Content Insights Manager, she's more commonly known as a meme librarian.
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" While some parents at the school voiced their support for the librarian, she has also faced criticism, including from the Cambridge school district, which reportedly released a statement saying the librarian was "not authorized to accept or reject donated books on behalf of the school or school district.
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It was an unexpected outcome but one that Stickles sees as integral to her role as a librarian.
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Her mother, also retired, was the Lower School librarian in Manhattan for the Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School.
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A short-list is then presented to Carla Hayden, the librarian of Congress, who makes the final decisions.
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Colorado librarian Wyne Cler saw a Facebook post from a friend&aposs friend asking for volunteers to help.
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Laura Bush had quit her job as a librarian long before George W. Bush made it to Washington.
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When the Bunn family moved to Portland, Oregon, a school librarian encouraged young Beverly to write children's books.
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The other children's librarian arrives and we dive into working on a grant proposal that's due next week.
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Instead, the tech industry should dedicate its best data scientists to the new Librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden.
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Their investigation is ongoing, but police believe Seay targeted Amber Clark, a librarian at the North Natomas Library.
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A librarian climbs a ladder, wearing a transparent skirt and red shoes, while a man stands below her.
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"I grew up wanting to be a school librarian and children's book author," she wrote in the caption.
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In the lip sync, Shangela came out looking like a gay librarian at the chicest university on Earth.
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Maybe the librarian would see if he was upset about something else and try to get him help.
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But this isn't about any one Librarian or any one President or even any one Register of Copyrights.
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Making the matter personal—targeting either the current Librarian or the former Register, Maria Pallante—serves no purpose.
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It is emphatically not about any individual Librarian of Congress, Register of Copyrights, member of Congress, or president.
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Librarian Jacob Meir Abdellak, who lives in east London, made the call eight minutes before his 5.47 a.m.
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Smith has been appointed the 22nd poet laureate consultant in poetry, Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden announced Wednesday.
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Scott B. Weingart is an historian of science, a data scientist, and a librarian at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Cyree Jarelle Johnson, MS is a writer and librarian finishing an MFA in Creative Writing at Columbia University.
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My first job out of iSchool was as an Instruction Librarian at The AIDS Library of Philadelphia FIGHT.
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The museum called in an expert: retired librarian and licensed batworker Rose-Ann Movsovic — also a museum volunteer.
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The conversation bears more than a passing resemblance to one between a third-grade student and a librarian.
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I have two master's degrees and worked as a librarian at an Ivy League university for 14 years.
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Mary Rayme is a recently retired prison librarian who worked at correctional facilities in West Virginia and Maryland.
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In fact, Hoover was not omniscient, but the next best thing: a librarian with an extensive card catalog.
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LONDON — They were wrapped in plain brown paper and addressed to "the librarian" at the University of Cambridge.
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The 27-year-old librarian from Chicago dethroned Holzhauer before he was able to beat Ken Jennings's record.
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"It's like searching for Easter eggs," said Jeanne Tagge, a school librarian who had organized the pumpkin patch.
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"His main supporters are teachers," said Sanders supporter Nichole Biber, 45, an elementary school librarian in East Lansing.
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The groom's mother is a librarian at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Thomas J. Watson Library in Manhattan.
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I sneaked away to the library and asked the librarian if she could teach me how to read.
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I worked as a librarian in a state prison for men where there were many women correctional officers.
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Heather Cole, a librarian, wrote the quintessential Teddy-Roosevelt-never-rode-a-moose blog post back in 2013.
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"Call me narrow-minded but I've never understood why a librarian needs a four-year degree," someone wrote.
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She had worked for more than thirty years as a librarian for the public and the university systems.
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" And Marian the Librarian fell in love with a charming charlatan, Professor Harold Hill, in "The Music Man.
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Nynke Dorhout, the Mount's librarian, said, "We are still researching the Bassett connection" to flesh out the provenance.
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His mother, Mary Althea (Skinner) Boyd, was a librarian who raised Robert after she and his father divorced.
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Laura Bush, as a teacher and a librarian was perfectly suited to be a partner to that work.
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The librarian will communicate with Witherspoon, authors of the books the club features, and members of the group.
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One evening a few minutes before closing, the librarian and I were packing up at the same time.
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Her mother, Janet Jacquette, worked as a librarian but held distinct views about design that left an impression.
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A former librarian, Laura Bush championed childhood literacy and education programs during her time in the White House.
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"We try to not focus on the problems," said Maria Roijer, the chief librarian at the public library.
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High-profile crimes inside shelters, including the murder of a former librarian in January 2016, keep people away.
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His father retired as a research librarian at the New York State Office of Mental Health in Albany.
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Brad Wilber has spent many years working as a college librarian, with specialties in literature, education, and music.
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A year later, the practice was ruled legal by the Librarian of Congress, clearing the way for more jailbreaks.
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In 2013, the Academy of Education Arts and Sciences honored him for his exceptional work as a school librarian.
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Lipka and Borsuk were seen by a librarian in the stairway, and chose to drop the book and run.
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And as anyone who's been to a library, ever, could point out — it never pays to annoy the librarian.
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Meg Allison, the librarian for Moretown's elementary school, recalls how quickly the town mobilized in the aftermath of Irene.
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And last piece of the puzzle, we have high school students who apprentice as librarian number three for credit.
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Are you a librarian, or just someone with information on how digital goods are handled in the library system?
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A librarian who worked on the presentation denied there was any derogatory intent, claiming he found the acronym online.
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A librarian has given the Twittersphere an insight into the world of elderly library-goers and their mysterious ways.
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My dad's library card, on the other hand, means a lot to me given my profession—I'm a librarian.
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Like a small-town mayor, he is also the fire chief, police chief, head librarian, and principal, it seems.
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Why should the Librarian have unilateral authority over an appointment that impacts so many livelihoods in the United States?
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My dad is an engineer and my mom retired recently as the librarian of the high school I attended.
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Remember when the librarian would stamp the due date on an index card in the back of your book?
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Alexander Korenyev, the librarian, said it had 1,476 titles when he arrived three months ago and about 2,000 today.
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Though a librarian, Laura Bush had long been exposed to political life before her husband entered the White House.
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The last Librarian of Congress, James Billington, was criticized as being unable to adapt the library to modern technology.
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And David S. Mao, who had served as the acting librarian after Dr. Billington's departure, started an administrative reorganization.
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Cheryl Wolf is the librarian for two New York City public elementary schools, the Neighborhood School and S.T.A.R. Academy.
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Mr. Schulman paid the librarian about $203,000 for the volume, Mr. Priore told the authorities, according to the affidavit.
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Today: A librarian whose self-care routine includes reading, using a therapy app, and practicing the traditional Jewish Sabbath.
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His father, Hollis, was a mechanical engineer, and his mother, the former Ruth Sword, was a teacher and librarian.
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Reluctant to even momentarily erase evidence of racial injustice, librarian Taylor Kenkel refused to comply with her boss's request.
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Nakesha was also a regular at the Grand Central library branch, according to Genoveve Stowell, a former managing librarian.
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With their reservations canceled, the trip had come to an end, said Ms. Lauster, 85, a retired school librarian.
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With their reservations canceled, the trip had come to an end, said Ms. Lauster, 85, a retired school librarian.
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A trained librarian turned journalist, Mr. Kou is a 36-year-old native of Jilin Province in northern China.
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Estevez plays Stuart Goodson, a librarian on easy conversational terms with the homeless who camp out there every day.
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It misses, and the still-clueless librarian picks up his brown lunch bag and calmly walks out the door.
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I am not sure anyone would call my books "organized," which maybe is kind of unexpected for a librarian!
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Our Book Review writers recommend 11 new titles and talk to the librarian of Congress about her reading habits.
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Nancy, a retired librarian played by Jane Alexander, has just asked her husband of 50 years for a divorce.
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At the time, Paulo Jose Silva was surprised to receive an invitation to interview for the head librarian role.
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When he finished with the Shakespeare, he wrote to a librarian, who sent him ancient-Greek literature in translation.
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A few weeks after publication in August, I heard from a 62-year-old librarian in Milwaukee named Paulette.
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Mr. Horvath (left), 40, is a librarian specializing in information literacy and instruction for high school and college students.
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Mysteriously addressed to "the Librarian," the parcel held a bundle of well-preserved suffrage posters from the early 1900s.
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I work as a librarian in downtown Washington, DC, in a branch that serves nearly 100,000 visitors each year.
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Further examination of the book by John Myers, a catalogue and metadata librarian, revealed a small envelope between its pages.
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Sudhanshu Tiwari, 20143, is a librarian in the 92-year-old library standing on the edge of the demolition work.
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A blond woman in a gray sweater—who looked like a librarian but wasn't one—stared from the adjacent table.
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So she sets out to start making books herself, hoping to change the world and one day become a librarian.
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Today: a children's librarian who makes $27,63 per year and spends some of her paycheck this week on cranberry juice.
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When she was the librarian [at the Notre Dame School in New Hyde Park] she taught me to love books.
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Hayden began her career as a children's librarian at what she described as a "small, store-front library" in Chicago.
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Keri Rabe, a 41-year-old elementary school librarian in Austin, Texas, used to be a hard-core calorie counter.
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My mom had been the librarian at Sandy Hook School for almost a decade on the day of the shooting.
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She picked GymCastic, a weekly podcast run by a 41-year-old law librarian in Orange County named Jessica O'Beirne.
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You will have to live with resembling a goofy librarian stereotype from decades past when you wear these things. See?
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" Or this one, via Detroit: "Bashful, 30-something, fat, ex-librarian lesbian seeking someone for local adventures and day trips.
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Occupation: Librarian FacultyIndustry: EducationAge: 6Location: Charleston, SCSalary: $15,7Paycheck Amount (biweekly): $7,30 Monthly ExpensesMonthly Housing Costs: $303 for mortgage and HOA.
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My bookish temperament and the small, pedantic kindnesses of many librarians made me the writer and librarian I am today.
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Prior to coming to Illinois I was an academic librarian in northern New Jersey and I did information literacy instruction.
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The Westerville, Ohio Outreach Program Librarian goes to senior living facilities and centers to run trainings and play interactive games.
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Washington (CNN)Former first lady Laura Bush is a grandmother, a former librarian and a fierce fighter for women's rights.
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According to a Facebook page belonging to Ms. Knowlton, she was originally from Minnesota and had worked as a librarian.
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Khloé Kardashian may be a busy reality superstar, but she's found time to act as a librarian for her fans.
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Specifically, a designer-bikini-wearing librarian who has compiled her favorite beach reads for subscribers on her website and app.
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Six months after he died, I started dating Genna, a school librarian and crossword aficionado whom Ron would have adored.
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Michelle Lee, a young adult librarian, had the idea during one of her twice-yearly job hunt talks for teenagers.
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Artist and librarian OlaRonke Akinmowo has collected over 1,000 books written by Black women to assemble the interactive biblio installation.
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"It just went poof," said Natalie Draper, a librarian sitting in the back of a coffeehouse last week in Richmond.
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This library, Langston learns, is for any resident of Chicago — and its founder, namesake and head librarian are all black.
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Back then, Mx. Mamak was in a part-time position but is now an academic librarian on the tenure track.
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"It was kind of one of those 'OMG!' moments," said Mr. Myers, the catalog and metadata librarian for Union College.
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I am, however, and since I've become his personal librarian over the years, he reads more than he might otherwise.
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In later years he was the Holy See's librarian and archivist, a job more in line with his frail health.
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Carlo Campana, the librarian on duty in the Marciana manuscript room when we arrived, was typical in his affable erudition.
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A local librarian has been murdered in her apartment, by someone who put her severed head atop someone else's body.
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But about three years ago, after complaints from the head librarian, the band was told it had to perform outside.
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His father taught English at Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University, a historically black land-grant university; his mother was a librarian.
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The Tuesday morning presentation with Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden is set to include a book reading with local students.
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Diana Haneski became a librarian at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where a gunman killed 17 people.
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My favorite scene was when Jack and Annie find out the librarian was helping them on their adventure all along.
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Ryan Schultz, a reference librarian at the University of Manitoba and a V.R. blogger, credits them with lifting his depression.
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I'm not a teacher, I'm not a librarian, but I was a kid, and I learned to read from comics.
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"Most people have dropped their subscriptions," said Sarah Dailey, the librarian, who said the library does not carry copies either.
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In a video message on Twitter, Irene Kistler, a school librarian in Texas, criticized the decision in much grander terms.
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He was defeated by Emma Boettcher, a 27-year-old librarian who wrote a master's paper on the game show.
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Desiree Fairooz is a former bilingual educator from North Texas, and a children's librarian at Arlington Public Library in Virginia.
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Meanwhile, at her Catholic all-girls school, the nuns predicted that the shy girl was destined to become a librarian.
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Just as a librarian might order books by subject matter or author, so the hippocampus identifies common features between memories.
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