First day of teaching my Rare Books class for the Catholic MLIS program! Haven't run a semester long course before but I'm excited to see how this thing goes. Lots of great guest speakers and a few field trips lined up to cover a lot of different parts od rare books work.
(mf doom voice) he threw a sandwich cheese and salami, feds couldn't indict folded like origami, afraid of subway both the chain and the train, mayo salt and pepper shake your thang, grand jury shut em down twice, coca cola on the side no ice
Feels like a lifetime ago, but very excited to see this in print!
Congratulations!!
That looks fantastic! Def adding spinach next time
The Shiz library has rare books AND medium rare books
Page of Mark Catesby's "Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahamas" open to the "Blue fish" etching opposite a rare books curator wearing a low polygon blue fish mask with a 4 piece tail in different shades of blue and blue green wondering if anyone will also see he's supposed to be a Zora. He's even wearing a hoodie of the Zora armor from Breath of the Wild
Happy Halloween! Who wore it better? Catesby vs Curator
Congratulations!!
I need to go to this!
You’re welcome! And thank you!
Had a blast with this class. Always wonderful to have enthusiastic faculty and curious students to work with!
Barbenheimer pop up at new student orientation. Apparently Georgetown was one of about 20 schools to license their logo and colors in the 90s. Has been a big hit!
These are spectacular! I miss this place so much.
This book has it all!
Hard to believe it’s already been a year at Georgetown! Was hard to find 1 or 2 images to illustrate the year but this completely ridiculous custom Sangorski binding on Percy Bysshe Shelley’s the Masque of Anarchy captures some of the vibe
Eat hoagies, wooder ice, and soft pretzels. Go down the shore for a week/weekend
Thank you! It was my Halloween costume last year. Also convinced my library communication director to use this as my picture for the library newsletter new staff article 🤣