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Welcome to the first week of the Library Lens!
We had some great submissions from staff members in Cataloguing, Circulation, and Digital Initiatives this week, showing us the finer aspects of ordering a book, decorating your department's fridge, opening the book drop after the holiday break, multi-tasking, and wishing "happy retirement" to a valued colleague.
Meredith Fischer and Alex Dobre are creating a short-story about the life of a book in Cataloguing just for Library Lens, starting with how_a_book_gets_ordered (Word). Photo by Patrick Miller.
Meet "Frosty the Snow Fridge" decorated by Resource Sharing staff. Photo by Mary Lynne Bartlett.
Laurie Strome narrowly escaped this book avalanche on the first day back from holidays. Photo by Laurie Strome.
A typical day of multi-tasking at Michael Holmes' desk in Library Facilities and Technology Services. Photo by Charles Woods.
Library staff members bid Michael Holmes a fond farewell at his retirement coffee break this week. Pictured here are Michael Holmes and Susan Arruda. Photo by Charles Woods.
Library staff at work in the Dana Porter Library. Year and department unknown. We think it might be cataloguing, but look at all that floor space. Any guesses?
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