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House fire in Town of Ottawa leaves one dead, one injured
A house fire early Sunday in the Town of Ottawa left one person dead and another injured, authorities said.
According to a news release from Lt. Paul J. Beal of the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department:
The sheriff's department and the North Prairie Fire Department, assisted by other area emergency departments, responded shortly after 1 a.m. to a residential fire at S45-W34481 Rue Parc.
One person who escaped from the fire told deputies that another person was still inside the house. Two deputies entered the house and found a man, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
The name of the victim was not released pending notification of relatives.
» Read Full ArticleKrueger resigns from Kettle Moraine school board
Receiving the resignation of Kettle Moraine School Board member Dennis Krueger, effective March 1, the Kettle Moraine School Board begins another search for an interim school board member.
In December, the board appointed Jim Romanowski to fill Colin Butler's spot when he moved out of the state and resigned.
Krueger served on the board for 11 years, serving as president from 2007-10, and vice president from 2006-07 and 2010-15.
Krueger filed his resignation letter with School Board President Gary Vose on Feb. 15, stating he was moving out of the district.
Ads will run in the next few weeks seeking interested candidates to fill Krueger's term, which ends in April 2016.
» Read Full ArticleOconomowoc common council to decide next step in Fowler Lake Village lawsuit
City of Oconomowoc - City aldermen entered into closed session on March 3 during their regular Tuesday night meeting to discuss what steps the city would take regarding a recent lawsuit filed against the council.
A civil complaint was filed on Jan. 7 by an attorney representing Rockwell Development LLC and Fowler Lake Village LLC and alleged misconduct by the council when aldermen in early December chose to reject a development agreement for the controversial Fowler Lake Village condominium project.
Aldermen had not made a decision on what the city's next step might be before this article was written, but according to the council's agenda were expected to vote on a resolution disallowing the plaintiff's claim.
The city on Jan. 30 filed a legal response to allegations in Waukesha County Circuit Court categorically denying any wrongdoing in the Fowler Lake Village saga.
The lawsuit filed against the council claimed that the city acted in an "arbitrary, unreasonable and capricious manner" when it rejected the development agreement, and asserted that "the common council ... exercised its will rather than its judgment."
» Read Full ArticleMan shot on his property by Waukesha County deputy files lawsuit
Waukesha County sheriff's deputy while sleeping inside his car on his own property last summer has filed a lawsuit against the county, the sheriff and the deputy who shot him.
A man shot by aThe incident began on June 2 when Jeffrey Duvernell's girlfriend called 911, concerned about his safety. His girlfriend told police Duvernell was probably on his 10-acre property in Vernon. Three deputies searched for him and found his car in a field.
One of the deputies, Steven Lyles, later told Waukesha police and internal investigators that Duvernell ignored an order to show his hands and then raised his right hand, holding a shiny metal object that Lyles believed was a gun.
Duvernell said he had been sleeping when deputies approached the car and was reaching for the door when the deputy fired.
The gunshot struck Duvernell in the hand. Lyles, a nine-year Sheriff's Department veteran, was cleared of wrongdoing in the shooting and did not face criminal charges or internal discipline.
» Read Full ArticleRoost up and running at Lynndale Farm
It's been a busy month for Kristine Wright and Jane Bellante.
The co-owners of the new handmade marketplace Roost first walked into the store, which was previously the Old Lynndale Farm, in early February. By March 1, the store was open for business.
The store, at N47 W28270 Lynndale Road, has more than 50 vendors who rent space from Bellante and Wright.
"It's like a perpetual art fair or flea market where everybody kind of stocks their own booth," Bellante explained.
Bellante said Roost has vintage and handmade finds, upcycled, painted furniture and handmade furniture as well as art paintings.
» Read Full ArticleWater main break on Westover Street in Oconomowoc should be repaired by early afternoon
Water Superintendent Scott Osborn is reporting that a water main break on Westover Street, south of Summit, should be fixed by early afternoon. A city crew is now on the scene. Osborn is asking motorists to stay away from the area due to icy road conditions.
Free GMO movie screening in East Troy
Village of East Troy — The Michael Fields Agricultural Institute will host a free movie screening of the documentary "GMO OMG."
The event will be located at the nonprofit institute's Big Brown Barn, W2493 County Highway ES in East Troy March 13 at 6 p.m.
The film — directed by Jeremy Seifert and starring Dennis Kucinich — examines the relationship between genetically modified food and a father's three young children.
The movie is 90 minutes long.
Seats can be reserved online at michaelfields.org or by contacting Molly Roamer at (262) 642-3303 ext. 124 or email@example.com.
Seussapalozza at OPL
From Toddler Story time today at 10 a.m. to tomorrow's Preschool Story time at 10:45 a.m., and children's Crafternoon from 2-4 p.m., children will enjoy Seussapalozza at the Oconomowoc Public Library.
Read Across America Day is held every year on March 2 to commemorate Dr. Seuss' birthday.
Enjoy stories, songs, and a puppet show. The events are FREE and no registration required. Everyone is welcome to join the fun.
Going out? Plan extra time
March has come roaring in like a lion with snow this morning, making for a messy commute.
Roads -- even city streets -- are snow covered, and the drive is not an easy one. Motorists should plan extra time to get where they're going.
Forecasters say the snow should ease off by this afternoon, but is expected to be followed by sleet and/or freezing rain.
Tomorrow, look for colder temps -- in the teens. But it's Wisconsin in March, so things are looking up; it could reach mid-30s by the weekend.
Arrowhead responds to locker room criticism
The reactions differed, but one thing was clear: people were talking about the renovated Arrowhead girls and boys basketball locker rooms.
A photo gallery and story were posted on LakeCountryNow.com on Wednesday, Feb. 25, and were immediately met with support, opposition and everything in between on social media.
Since the photos and story were released, Arrowhead has come under criticism in some cases for the locker room renovation project; district officials think there are inaccuracies being discussed on social media and in subsequent media stories.
Read our entire story here, or check out the article in Tuesday's Lake Country Reporter.
Police searching for armed robbery suspect in town of Eagle
Town of Eagle — The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery Feb. 27 at the Cornerstone Filling Station.
At 7:26 p.m. the sheriff's department responded to the gas station, S101 W34414 Highway LO, in the town of Eagle.
The masked suspect entered the front door of the business and obtained an undetermined amount of cash, according to a news release.
The suspect fled the scene in a newer model dark colored Honda CRV or a similar vehicle.
Two employees were inside the business during the robbery. No one was physically injured.
» Read Full ArticleHouse fire update
City of Oconomowoc firefighters were on the scene of a house fire Sunday afternoon at W37049 Washington St., in the Town of Oconomowoc.
According to information from the fire department, all occupants and pets were evacuated prior to its arrival. The fire call was received at 3:47 p.m., and flames and smoke were showing on the roof from an area near the chimney of a wood burning stove.
The first engine on the scene made an agressive interior attack; a second engine attempted to enter the second floor but was driven back by high heat conditions, Firefighters conducted a defensive exterior attack until the fire was extinguished.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation but is accidental, according to authorities, and no injuried were reported.
No dmaage estimate is available at this time, but danage to the home and its contents was significant.
» Read Full ArticleWinter sends a reminder that it's still here
Just in case anyone thought the change in the calendar heralded a change in the season, winter has a message: Not so fast.
The National Weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for snow, sleet and freezing rain from 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Snow is expected to start early Tuesday morning and transition to sleet, freezing rain and rain from midmorning through afternoon. Precipition is expected to taper off during the later afternoon, after accumulations of 1 to 3 inches.
The precipitation could cause slippery roads during the Tuesday morning commute.
House fire in Oconomowoc
Firefighters are on the scene of a house fire at W37049 Washington St., in Oconomowoc. Mutual aid is being provided by several local departments. More information as it becomes available,
Arrowhead girls defeat Germantown
Host Arrowhead, ranked 11th, defeated visiting Germantown (ranked 10th) Saturday night in a WIAA Division 1 regional final, 54-47. The win vaults the Warhawks into the sectional next Friday against Classic 8 Conference rival Waukesha West. Sophomore Grace Gilmore led the Warhawks with 18 points. Junior Katie Hinzey had her best game of the year and scored 13 points and senior Ally May had 9. The win was the 14th straight for AHS, who improved to 19-5 on the year.
Pewaukee girls upset by New Berlin West
Pewaukee's girls basketball team, ranked No. 8 in the state, was stunned by New Berlin West Friday night in a WIAA Division 2 regional semifinal,59-37. The PHS season ended with an 18-5 record. During the regular season Pewaukee had defeated West twice.


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It is hard to face our natural disasters, specially when they affect million of people. With our design, we cover the needs of this group of people, who suffer from low quantities of food, cold and the radioactivity in the water because of the nuclear plant explosion.
Our project consists in a habitation complex based on trailer containers, adapted as bedrooms, food and rest area.
The complex has a vertical character saving ground space. We decided to use these containers because they are prefabricated, accessible and reusable. Measurements for the container are 12 x 4 x 2.5m.
The container is divided in low floor, which has 9 dorm rooms, and high floor with 10. Every dorm room has 1.8m long, .70 wide and 0.46 high and have a storage space of wood under to keep personal stuff. Over the storage space we place a mattress to sleep and 50cm above there's a lamp, where they can keep personal stuff to. A slide door separates every dorm room.
Using the stairs placed inside, on the side of the container, you get access to the top level.
We took advantage of the cover of the trailer to use it as a space to eat, placing to benches and a foldable table.
The module has two windows at the top, which can be pushed or pulled depending if the container its over or under, so we get good ventilation. Two columns will support the covers for the upper level containers.
In order to get electricity to use the lamps and plugs in the dorm rooms solar panels will be used, located at the top of the container. Batteries will be placed in the space under the stairs.
Rest area it's designated to read, play or just for distraction.
This project is functional, since all spaces have specific features to cover a necessity. Using the solar panels gives the project an ecologic perspective.
Its attractive visually because of the symmetric shape of the mounted modules, chosen color is white to give the sensation of more space, natural wood color on the storage spaces and red representing the central dot on the Japan national flag.

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Since its original publication in the #14 issue of Weird NJ, the story of the Matawan Man-Eater has gotten quite a taste of notoriety. The story of this rogue Great White has since been the subject of a History Channel documentary, and is now the focus of two separate books that are currently on the market. WARNING: If you are planning a vacation down the Jersey Shore this summer, do NOT read the following article!
matawan man-eater 1Nearly 60 years before Peter Benchley's novel "Jaws," a real man-eater lurked the waters of the New Jersey coast. It was July 11th, 1916, and in Beach Haven the tourist season was in full swing. The beaches were filled with sunbathers and the ocean with swimmers. Everything seemed like just another hot July day. But this day would be different from any other. A young Penn graduate named Charles E. Vansant, a resident of Beach Haven, died after having been attacked by a shark while out swimming. A lifeguard pulled him in and tried to stop the profuse bleeding, but Charles could not be saved. Scientists of the area wrote this off as a singular freak occurrence. They could not have been more wrong.
Five days later the shark would strike again, 45 miles to the north, near the Essex and Sussex Hotel in Spring Lake. Bellboy Charles Bruder would become the second fatality. He was swimming out beyond friends when he was heard screaming "A shark bit me! Bit my legs off!" These are the last words Charles would ever utter. Mesh barriers went up almost immediately around swimming areas. Still, it was too late to save the rest of the tourist season. What would happen next would elevate the panic to a new level.
Thirty miles farther north, residents of Matawan, a small town 11 miles inland from the open ocean, naturally felt that they were safe from attacks. Swimmers here were confined to the Matawan creek, a narrow tidal creek that wound its way to the bay. A retired fishing boat captain, Thomas Cattrell, was walking home after a successful day of fishing. When he crossed over Matawan's new trolley drawbridge he noticed something that seemed almost impossible: a huge shark was heading up the inland waterway. He couldn't believe his eyes, but confidant that what he saw was very real, Cattrell ran into Matawan to warn everyone.


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I just received the shipment! These are Limited Run Shaving Bowls with Brooklyn to London Shaving Soap that are only going to be offered to KKF members. There are 10 bowls, expertly crafted by our very own, Tom Gray. Each bowl is numbered on the bottom and scribed with "Seagrove to London KKF 1 of 10", etc.
Here is a picture of my prototype, but the KKF versions have the same shape, size and glaze patterns. Inside, there is a web design to help with lather building, and the size is different than most shaving bowls, at approximately 4" across and 3" in height. To me, this is the perfect size for building your lather, in hand.
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Biolumiscent imaging is an imaging technique that allows the visualization of labeled cells within a living animal. Cells labeled with the Luc gene emit low levels of light that can be detected and quantified with low light CCD cameras. Only living cells contribute to the detected signal. This technique is used in this study to monitor the kinetics of tumor growth and regression and the anti-tumor activity of an expanded cell population of CD8+ NKT cells, previously described as cytokine-induced killer cells (CIK).
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- One year after giving the keynote address at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, Sarah Palin will be back to speak again.
The American Conservative Union, which runs CPAC, one of the oldest and largest yearly gatherings of conservative leaders and activists from across the country, announced Monday that the former Alaska governor and 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee, who recently parted ways as a paid on-air analyst for Fox News, will address the conference.
"We are pleased to again welcome Governor Sarah Palin to CPAC in March," said ACU Chairman Al Cardenas. "Governor Palin electrified the crowd in 2012 and we are thrilled to welcome her back this year."
CPAC is considered a popular cattle call for Republicans considering bids for the White House. In the spring and summer of 2011 Palin flirted with a bid for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, but ultimately decided against a run. At last year's CPAC, which was held during the height of the GOP presidential primaries, Palin seemed to take some digs at former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who ultimately won the nomination.
"Our candidate must be someone who can instinctively turn right to constitutional, conservative principles. It's too late in the game to teach it or to spin it at this point. It's either there or it isn't," said Palin.
But she did add that the GOP "must stand united" behind their presidential nominee.
The day earlier, in an apparent attempt to prove his conservative credentials, Romney called himself a "severely conservative Republican."
Six Republicans who may be contemplating runs for the White House in 2016 will be speaking at CPAC: Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, who was last year's GOP vice presidential nominee, former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who as a 2012 Republican presidential candidate battled Romney deep into the primary calendar, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, and Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin.
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Meningocele repair (also known as myelomeningocele repair) is surgery to repair birth defects of the spine and spinal membranes. Meningocele and myelomeningocele are types of spina bifida .
For both meningoceles and myelomeningoceles, the surgeon will close the opening in the back.
After birth, the defect is covered by a sterile dressing. Your child may then be transferred to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and cared for by a medical team experienced in caring for children with spina bifida.
Your baby will likely have an MRI (magnetic resonance imagining) or ultrasound of the back. An MRI or ultrasound of the brain may be done to look for hydrocephalus (extra fluid in the brain).
If the myelomeningocele is not covered by skin or a membrane when your child is born, surgery will happen within 24 to 48 hours after birth to prevent infection.
If your child has hydrocephalus, the doctor may put a shunt (plastic tube) in their brain to drain the extra fluid to the stomach. This prevents pressure that could damage the baby's brain. The shunt is called a ventriculoperitoneal shunt .
Your child should not be exposed to latex before, during, and after surgery. Many of these children have very bad allergies to latex.
Myelomeningocele repair; Myelomeningocele closure; Myelodysplasia repair; Spinal dysraphism repair; Meningomyelocele repair; Neural tube defect repair; Spina bifida repair
Repair of a meningocele or myelomeningocele is needed to prevent infection and further injury to the child's spinal cord and nerves. Surgery cannot correct the defects in the spinal cord or nerves.
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A health care provider often will find these defects before birth using fetal ultrasound. The doctor will follow the fetus very closely until birth. It is better if you're infant is carried to full term. Your doctor will want to do a cesarean section (C-section ). This will prevent further damage to the sac or exposed spinal tissue.
Your child will usually need to spend about 2 weeks in the hospital after surgery. The child must lay flat without touching the wound area. After surgery, your child will receive antibiotics to prevent infection.
MRI or ultrasound of the brain is repeated after surgery to see if hydrocephalus develops once the defect in the back is repaired.
Your child may need physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Many children with these problems have gross (large) and fine (small) motor disabilities, and swallowing problems, early in life.
The child may need to see a team of medical experts in spina bifida often after they are discharged from the hospital.
How well a child does depends on the initial condition of their spinal cord and nerves. After a meningocele repair, children often do very well and have no further brain, nerve, or muscle problems.
Children born with myelomeningocele usually have paralysis or weakness of the muscles below the level of their spine where the defect is. They also may not be able to control their bladder or bowels. They will likely need medical and educational support for many years.
The ability to walk and control bowel and bladder function depends where the birth defect was on the spine. Defects lower down on the spinal cord may have a better outcome.
Kinsman SL, Johnston MV. Congenital anomalies of the central nervous system. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 592.
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I am just wondering how most people on scouter would vote on the current hot topic of the day. So here goes if you could vote to decide if BSA policy would change or stay the same how would you vote? You only have two choice for the current policy or for the local option.
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Originally posted by MichScouterI am a little supprise by the result so far out of 20 votes 15 for the local option. I was thinking it would be closer to 50/50. I guess it is still early.
Just to check how the poll works it appears that it will let each user name vote once. I tried to vote second time to see and it gave me an error saying please select an option first. I tried about three time so as far as I can tell you can only vote once per user name. I guess you could create mutiple accounts but why would you?
The 70% in favor of a local option here matches that of the polled number from the councils. With 70 samples here and 294 council samples (364 total), and 1,039,825 adults in the bsa (from wikipedia), the margin of error is just over 5%. This assumes the poll is random. Still, this is a surprising number to me.
Maybe the silver lining of the way this has been handled is that it will start the conversation within the boy scouts. That could make 16 weeks waiting a good thing in the long term.


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'How to become a Librarian' Links & Resources
Below you will find additional information on the topics discussed during the 'How to become a Librarian' panel. Presented by 4 librarians from the Portland Radical Reference Collective. You can also find us via our Facebook group.
Librarians Today
Influence of technology:
Technology has become so ever-present for modern librarians that some institutions place more emphasis on the MIS aspect of their program, or wed it so closely to the MLS half that the two are virtually indiscernible. In addition to being adept at the traditional rolls, librarians are also expected to have a firm grasp of the changing Internet and gadget landscapes. It also helps to have a good understanding of hardware and software if you plan to work in a public library setting; you will most likely be expected to act as backup for tech support! Basic skills such as HTML / CSS, Photoshop and Excel can be a huge boon on a resume, and many library schools offer courses on software in the library. You will also be expected to master the basics of the automation software that your library uses within a week or two. Some automation software is incredibly user unfriendly; seldom are librarians 100% happy with the software at their libraries.
- "Web 2.0" – Love or hate it, this buzzword has taken librarianship by storm. It refers to using the Internet to bolster connectivity and interactivity through social networking sites, blogs (sometimes multiple blogs for one library), podcasts, etc. Get the lowdown here: http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html
- Local digital librarian and technology consultant Aaron Schmidt blogs about library tech: http://www.walkingpaper.org/about
- The Nextgen Librarian's Survival Guide- a guide for upcoming library / information professionals. GREAT for disovering what you need to grasp as an up-and-comer: http://www.lisjobs.com/nextgen/
- Shedding the Stereotypes: Librarians in the 21st Century is a blog by Meredith Farkas, "librarian, writer, and tech geek," that primarily examines technological impact on libraries: http://meredith.wolfwater.com/wordpress/
- Tame the Web – another blog on libraries and technology, dedicated to keeping the flow of online information free. There's lots of "Web 2.0" talk here: http://tametheweb.com/
The Field Itself:
Yes, librarianship is stereotyped as being dominated by "middle-aged cat women," but it's changing! Is that fabled mass retirement still on the horizon? Modern library jobs encourage librarians to put themselves out and remain open to constant innovation and cooperation with the surrounding community. Gone are the days when you could sequester yourself behind a desk or in the stacks. In public libraries, outreach to schools, community organizations, the elderly and under served populations are often stressed, and academic librarians are expected to take an active role working with professors and teaching assistants to gather materials to support the classes. Now more than ever, librarians are also expected to be "professionally engaged" by attending conferences and networking functions.
- ALA Library Outreach Resources - http://www.ala.org/ala/aboutala/offices/olos/outreachresource/libraryoutreach.cfm
- Pop Goes the Library – a great blog on the influence of pop culture and librarianship: http://www.popgoesthelibrary.com/
- The Hollywood Librarian, a film by Ann Seidl exploring librarian stereotypes and pop culture portrayals: http://www.hollywoodlibrarian.com/
- You Don't Look Like a Librarian! – dedicated to debunking the pesky stereotypes: http://www.librarian-image.net/
- A Hipper Crowd of Shushers - New York Times article on hipster Brooklyn librarians: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/08/fashion/08librarian.html?pagewanted=all
Library Science School
Picking a Program:
It's essential to think about what components you want from a LIS degree program. Is location important, price, do you want to do a distance learning program and take classes online or do you want to physically be in the classroom. Do you already know you have a specialty such as art or music librarianship? Below are some sites to help you find the right program.
- The American Library Association (ALA) is the agency responsible for accrediting library and information science (LIS) graduate programs. To find out which programs are currently accredited visit: http://www.ala.org/ala/educationcareers/education/accreditedprograms/directory/index.cfm
- The Art Libraries Society of North America has a guide which rates programs on their art librarianship components: http://www.arlisna.org/resources/onlinepubs/degree_programs_directory.pdf
- Information on medical librarianship is available from the Medical Library Association: http://mlanet.org/education/libschools/
- Music librarianship program information is available here: http://www.musiclibraryassoc.org/employmentanded/libschdir.shtml
- Joint programs in law and librarianship or programs that include coursework in legal librarianship: http://aallnet.org/committee/rllc/resources/lawlib-state.asp
- US News and World Report Graduate ranking for LIS programs: http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/grad/lib/search
Paying for it:
Typically the most economical option is to attend a state school as an in-state resident. But of course, as mentioned above, money isn't the only factor you should use in determining which library school to go to (unless it is unavoidable) and with public funding falling by the wayside, it is increasingly important to look for other funding opportunities. Many of LIS associations offer scholarships if you are interested in a particular type of librarianship, such as young adult librarianship, technology, law librarianship, etc. Below are some good places to start looking for funding. Also be sure and get in touch with the school you decide to attend and find out what resources they know about. Additionally when you know where you'll end up going to school, look into local organizations and chapters of national groups. They often have scholarship opportunities and the competition isn't as flooded.
- All of ALA's scholarships, including the Spectrum Scholarsihp: http://ala.org/scholarships
- Association of Research Libraries Initiative to Recruit a Diverse Workforce Scholarship: http://www.arl.org/diversity/init/index.shtml
- Ethnic caucuses have some scholarships; i.e. AILA (http://www.ailanet.org/) APALA (http://www.apalaweb.org/), BCALA (http://www.bcala.org/), CALA (http://www.cala-web.org/), and REFORMA (http://www.reforma.org/).
- Progressive Librarians Guild has an essay contest: http://www.libr.org/plg/Braverman.php
- College Scholarships.org has a general overview with links for different scholarships: http://www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/librarian-students.htm
Critiquing the education:
- While the field is rapidly moving towards information science, there are still plenty of traditional library skills and revamped old ones taught in school. Here are some blogs that occasionally critique library education:
Job Hunting
Looking for work in the library field can be daunting but just keep with it, and eventually you WILL find the job that is right for you. In the meantime, here are a few tips and tools to assist you during your [possibly] long and [probably] arduous hunt...
Getting advice on writing résumés, finding employment, etc.:
- Use all the resources of your library science school. Most LIS schools have seminars on job hunting, résumé writing, and interviewing advice. If not, you should be able to talk to your academic advisor about the job hunting process.
- Conferences often offer résumé writing and review services, and occasionally recruitment services.
- Listservs [listed below] are also useful in getting information from professionals already working in the field or from others who have had similar job hunting experiences.
- US Bureau of Labor Statistics - information on what a librarian position entails and employment outlook http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos068.htm
- US News http://www.usnews.com/articles/business/best-careers/2008/12/11/best-careers-2009-librarian.html
- Metafilter - http://ask.metafilter.com/69747/Is-it-really-that-hard-to-get-a-job-in-Portland-OR
- Substitute/On-call work - oftentimes these positions can turn into permanent employment
- Contract/temp positions
- Archives
- Records management
- Paraprofessional work
- Freelance information and library services - This article discusses types of freelance work that librarians and information professionals provide. For example, independent researcher, cataloger, indexer, etc. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/librarians_information_science/58818
- Keep up your skills. This can be done by volunteering at library, museum, school, archive, or any place your skills may be of use.
- Remain in the library circuit loop. Keep up-to-date with library news, attend library-related functions, and get involved in library-related groups such as:
- Radical Reference
- Interlibrary Lush (Facebook group)
- CopyNight
- Portland Downtown Librarians Brown Bag Lunch
- Portland Area Archivists (Google Groups page; requires you to join the group to see postings)
- The NW Central website has a listing of various events happening in the Pacific Northwest
Below is a list of employment websites for librarians, information specialists, and paraprofessionals:
- Lisjobs - http://www.lisjobs.com/jobseekers/
- Pacific Northwest Library Association - http://www.pnla.org/jobs/index.htm
- Oregon Library Association Jobs - http://www.olaweb.org/mc/page.do?sitePageId=58304&orgId=ola
- Be a librarian at a federal government agency - http://www.usajobs.gov/
- The Library & Information Science Professional's Career Development Center - job hunting articles and links to job sites http://www.liscareer.com/jobhunting.htm
- Art librarianship internship roster: http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/afa/pdc/internshiproster.htm
- Map of US Residency programs: http://libraryresidents.wordpress.com/2008/08/18/map-of-library-residency-programs/
- It is always a good idea to check craigslist, individual schools, businesses, and library associations
- NEWLIB-L - discussion list for new librarians, position announcements often posted:http://www.lahacal.org/newlib/
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"Books are weapons in the war of ideas." (U.S. domestic propaganda - WWII)
There is a long and proud history of activism and librarianship. Often this has taken the role of the battle against censorship. Librarians, as guardians of public access to information, are regularly called upon to defend selection choices in their library. This can come from the left or the right (but usually from the socially conservative elements of the right). Indeed, this intrusion can also come from the government, as most recently seen in the fight between libraries and the elements of the Patriot Act which allow unfettered access to patron records. (Many libraries rapidly responded to this violation of civil liberties by destroying patron records, for example, or only keeping information about items currently checked out). As a result, librarians are regularly involved in the fight against censorship which has created something of a proud, activist librarian history. As a result, people are sometimes attracted to the profession as a direct extension of their progressive values. Even the mainstream elements in librarianship, such as ALA, have elements committed to progressive causes, such as the celebration of Banned Books Week or the Status of Women in Librarianship Committee. Remember that as a student you can join ALA and take part in such committees, which is great for meeting similar-minded people and, of course, networking. In addition, a variety of "underground" librarian groups exists to promote progressive, activist agendas, such as Radical Reference or the Progressive Librarian Guild. Here are a few links to more information about activism in librarianship both on a mainstream and an underground level.
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