Five students at the University of Tennessee, two of whom I used to work with, Rob Travis and Banner Gwin, completed an interesting trip this summer. The American Photography Project seeks to re-examine the vision of America captured in 1955 by photographer Robert Frank. Half a century later, America certainly is a different [...]
The UT Vols beat the Florida Gators 24 - 10 in Gainesville. Go Big Orange! And they have moved to No. 8 in the AP and ESPN rankings. This Saturday the Vols play South Carolina in Knoxville and I shall be in attendance. Should be fun.
In other UT news, Volmania has spread to [...]
The UT Vols beat the Florida Gators 24 - 10 in Gainesville. Go Big Orange! And they have moved to No. 8 in the AP and ESPN rankings. This Saturday the Vols play South Carolina in Knoxville and I shall be in attendance. Should be fun.
In other UT news, Volmania has spread to [...]
From AP, John Ashcroft is quoted as saying people are being wrongly led to believe that libraries have been “surrounded by the FBI,” with agents “dressed in raincoats, dark suits and sunglasses. Raincoats? Maybe in Seattle. Anyway…
He goes on to say that, “Now, you may have thought with all this hysteria and hyperbole, something [...]
After some tweaking of the the design, Library Monk is relaunched. I got all the previous posts typed in but I left off the comments. (what few there were) Let me know what you think.
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