Archive for December 19th, 2005
Interlibrary Loan Causes a Stir
The blogosphere was humming over the weekend with a startling news story, “Agents’ Visit Chills UMass Dartmouth Senior,” published in the Standard-Times, a daily that serves Dartmouth, New Bedford, and other Southcoast Massachusetts towns. Professors told a reporter that one of their students had been visited by Homeland Security agents after requesting a copy of [...]
Posted: 19 December, 2005 in Information Ethics, Student Issues.
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What Is Our Role In Improving Student Literacy
Should academic librarians be alarmed that the 2003 (latest year for which data is available) National Assessment of Adult Literacy, the nation’s most important test of how well adult Americans can read, indicated that only 31 percent of the nation’s college graduates scored at the proficient level, meaning that they were able to read lengthy, [...]
Posted: 19 December, 2005 in Libraries and Learning, Student Issues.
Comments: 1
