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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton: August 2010
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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton. Monday, August 23, 2010. Dead Until Dark' by Charlaine Harris. I sort of knew that I should be expecting the book to be completely ridiculous, but I didn’t really realize the extent of it. The writing and narration are just cheesy enough for me to really latch onto it, and Sookie is unbelievable enough to be a fun main character. Should we be creeped out that Bill keeps referring to Sookie as being “his” human? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Lincoln College of Technology: Toledo: Summer Time Fun
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Lincoln College of Technology: Toledo. Thursday, July 7, 2011. Summer's in full swing, we have started our 'Summer Quarter' and even though school is still running and the opportunity for vacations is limited, there are still quite a few fun things to do in the Toledo Area. Here are some fun day trips around the Toledo / Northwest Ohio area. Toledo Museum Of Art. Http:/ www.toledomuseum.org. The Museum is free to students so take your Lincoln college of Technology I.D. and get in for free!
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Lincoln College of Technology: Toledo: September 2010
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Lincoln College of Technology: Toledo. Thursday, September 16, 2010. 8216;A Thousand Acres’ By Jane Smiley. In A Thousand Acres. Smiley rewrites Shakespeare’s King Lear. Even though I have finished this book, I can’t really decide how I feel about it. One reason I feel ambiguous towards A Thousand Acres. And any rewrites) wouldn’t be a tragedy if it were uplifting. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Confused about guidelines for blog contributions? 8216;A Thousand Acres’ By Jane Smiley.
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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton: May 2012
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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton. Thursday, May 10, 2012. Professional Documents with Optimal Resume. Do you need a resume? Or does your current resume leave something to be desired? Take advantage of Lincoln's subscription to Optimal Resume. The Librarian has more information on this program - ask for details! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Confused about guidelines for blog contributions? Professional Documents with Optimal Resume. Simple template. Template images by luoman.
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Lincoln College of Technology: Florence: July 2011
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Lincoln College of Technology: Florence. Monday, July 18, 2011. Computing like it's 1996. When I ran across. NC1426 .E2 1996), which the front cover describes as “the fun and foibles, the delights and dangers, the quirks and quarks, of life in Computerland,” what I wanted to see was whether computer-related humor had changed significantly since 1996. I’m assuming these computer jokes were funny back in 1996. Would they still be funny now? The New York Times. Look like every day! All in all,.
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Lincoln College of Technology: Franklin: 'Monster in the Box' by Ruth Rendell
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Lincoln College of Technology: Franklin. Thursday, February 17, 2011. Monster in the Box' by Ruth Rendell. Ruth Rendell has been writing detective novels featuring Inspector Wexford for many years now. I’d be lying if I said I had read them all, but I have read several, and they are typically enjoyable books. Wexford is the Chief Inspector in Kingsmarkham and has a memorable retinue to accompany him on his many cases. Monster in the Box. On the whole, this book was interesting, but I thought it was sligh...
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Lincoln College of Technology: Toledo: NEW 6 WEEKS !
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Lincoln College of Technology: Toledo. Thursday, November 10, 2011. Welcome back returning students and hello new students! This 6 weeks is going to go so fast. With the holidays, family, friends, and other distractions. Lets make sure we keep our eyes on the prize and remain focused. Have a great First week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Confused about guidelines for blog contributions? Southwestern College Library Catalog. Simple template. Template images by luoman.
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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton: September 2010
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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton. Thursday, September 23, 2010. 8216;The Five Dysfunctions of a Team (Manga Edition): An Illustrated Leadership Fable’ by Patrick Lencioni. The end of this book gives specific advice for carrying out the team reformation that the author recommends. It’s difficult to say whether this book would be helpful to me if I were actually in a team leadership position. Most of the advice makes sense and is clearly explained. But is the advice too simple? All in all, a wonderful...
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Lincoln College of Technology: Florence: December 2010
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Lincoln College of Technology: Florence. Tuesday, December 14, 2010. New Librarian in the House at Florence. I'm the new librarian here at the Florence location and I'm thrilled to be here! I come to you from the main library at the University of Cincinnati where I was a Student Supervisor in the Reference and Instructional Services Department. So come on by and lets work it out together! Thursday, December 9, 2010. The Lost Art of the Short Story? Freedom in this Village. Me Talk Pretty One Day. Simple ...
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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton: June 2011
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Lincoln College of Technology: Dayton. Thursday, June 16, 2011. Walden' by Henry David Thoreau. Is a book that doesn’t really need to be reviewed at this point – it is well-known enough that many have already read it, or at least they know a lot about it. I feel compelled to write about Thoreau's experience, because his life was in many ways an inspiration for other books that I've read recently. Both. Is a great starting point. Walden is available in the Lincoln College Library!
