Library Lens - Week 15

This week brings us several photos across many departments!

Laurie Kaufman writes, "The Hoya plant at my desk is blooming. Spring is officially here even if it doesn’t feel like it outside. There are 4 bunches of flowers on it."

Carol Steele discovered grafitti on the Physics building this week. "Such a discouraging sentiment—it had me wondering if this person will be getting some vacation time soon." Thankfully it has been painted over since then!

We have reached the final phase of the "Life of the Book in Cataloguing." Welcome to the circulation_desk! Submitted by Alex Dobre.

Laurie Strome discovered this letter on her desk on Monday. "What I read made me smile.  I am told that a few of these letters were found on the upper floors.  Now I know why Dana Porter Library is glowing on the cover of the Annual Report - all those smiles :)."

Rachel McNeil shares, "Working hard on another web content planning project. Sarah Forgrave has me hooked on content blocking now!"

A goose sits outside of the DC Conference Room during the annual ISD Training Retreat. Photo submitted by Eva Dodsworth.

This week's throw-back photos

The University Map Library (1982?). Maps were rolled up and stored vertically in large open cabinets.

A student accessing the University Map Library's digital floor plan.