Eli,
I think that you're misinterpreting what I said about professionalism. I
certainly didn't use the words 'glitzy' or 'fancy' to describe a convention.
Point 1: Conventions can bring several benefits to those who attend. First
and foremost is the opportunity to learn, both from speakers
Would you put The GI's Rabbi World War II Letters of David Max Eichhorn in
Elazar in 735.3 or 736.7 or 770.7. I don't want to put into biographies
for a variety of reasons and I have arguments for and against each of
these, but let me hear from you.
Once again thank for your help and support
Dear Safranim,
Gosh! Go away for 2 days and look at the string on convention info! I'm
happy to be on the National Convention Committee (which does more work than
most of you know!) if they need me. I hope that no offense was taken by my
remarks about any part of this great discussion. I know
Dear Ben,
I found at
http://www.anthus.com/CyberDewey/4-digit_DDC.html:
296 Judaism
296.1 Sources
296.3 Doctrinal, moral, social theology
296.4 Traditions, rites, public services
296.6 Leaders, organization, religious education
296.7 Religious experience, life, practice
296.8
Gentle Safraniyot and Safranim,
Okay, boys and girls, you know the rule about free advice
-- you gotta show something for it if you dole it out. So,
would all of you who have made alternate suggestions in the
last week help out by EACH of you researching (hey, you're
a librarian, after all!) one
Dear colleagues,
Nettie Frishman, a past AJL member, passed away on July 4, 2005 she was 92
years old.
Barbara Leff a past president of AJL just informed me of Nettie Frishman's
death.
Below is a summary which Barbara wrote from the obituary which was in the
Los Angeles Times on Thursday
Dear Friends,
We are all aware of the horrific attacks in London. In light of these
tragic events and in order to gain an understanding of how they took place,
the book, Islamic Intrigue At the University by Gila Gat Tilman is a must
read!
Although notice of this book has been posted before,
Dear colleagues,
The long-awaited catalogue of 15th century books held by the Bodleian
Library, Oxford, is out in print since yesterday [July 7, 2005].
Vol. 6 contains:
Silke Schaeper : Inventory of Hebrew incunables [and early printed Hebrew
fragments], with numerous concordances.
Have a look
Dear Colleagues,
If you are in the New York City area, you will not want to miss the
following exhibits
currently shown at the Center for Jewish History.
1. Printing the Talmud: From Bomberg to Schottenstein
through Aug. 28
This major exhibition documents the evolution of the 2,000 year-old
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Overcoming the aftermath of terrorism
Given what transpired in London on July 6th-7th, 2005, this is a book for
readers who
We have just issued catalogue 139 filled with 300 out fo print titles
concerning Judaica, the Shoah and also German law of the turn of the
century. Please send us an e mail to receive the list and be placed on our
monthly mailing list.
Todah rabah
Shalom
Yekutiel Schoen
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i have received at least 40 messages yesterday and today from other
librarians at UCLA from forwarding me messages from:
Dan Kaplan,
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It is really getting irritating. Have other librarians experienced this? I
have told him I will not purchase
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