This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more]
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archive for the ‘Reading’ category by Administrator Friday, February 3rd, 2012
This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more]
At the end of each year we at practicePRO take a look at what articles, checklists, tips, and other resources had the most downloads. As always, the list contains many… [more] You Might Like… Diversions on Blouses, Consciousness, Fur, Pearls, Money, Umami, and More by Administrator Friday, January 27th, 2012
This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more]
At the end of each year we at practicePRO take a look at what articles, checklists, tips, and other resources had the most downloads. As always, the list contains many… [more] You Might Like… Brief Bits on the Bard, Bolaño, Steak, Salvage, Taxonomy, Passports, and More by Administrator Friday, January 20th, 2012
This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more] Inching Towards Open Access: JSTOR Will Offer Reading Access to Some Journals Free by Simon Fodden Sunday, January 15th, 2012
JSTOR—Journal Storage, I think—keeps a good portion of English language scholarship, a thousand journals and more, in digital form to serve up to subscribers. Some have felt that corralling scholarship… [more] by Administrator Friday, January 13th, 2012
This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more]
In Elusive Destiny: The Political Vocation of John Napier Turner, Carleton University historian Paul Litt has written a sympathetic and interesting account of one of Canada's most gifted political figures.… [more] You Might Like… Snapshots, Maybellene, Thinking, Beauty, Eddies, Mammoths, and More by Administrator Friday, January 6th, 2012
This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more] by Administrator Friday, December 23rd, 2011
This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more] by Administrator Friday, December 16th, 2011
This is a post in a series appearing each Friday, setting out some articles, videos, podcasts and the like that contributors at Slaw are enjoying and that you might find… [more]
The public library is a wonderful spot for information, entertainment, socializing, technology, education and more. Have you ever wondered about the actual value of your library to you? Perhaps impossible… [more] |
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