Held incommunicado
It seems so odd for an archivist to feel as if s/he is unable to communicate. After all, we’re all about records and documents and records and documents are all about information and the transference of information. But since Sunday afternoon, the UAA webservers have more or less been down. …
I failed scissors in kindergarten.
Is there an echo in here?
Lately we’ve been getting a lot of requests in pairs. Not the same queries, just queries for the same collection. Today we had two email requests regarding the Michael Philip collection from people who had spotted the portion of the exhibit about the filming of the movie Eskimo on our…
Oh, we love seeing our name in print
The September ’09 copy of Arctic, the journal of the Arctic Institute of North America landed in our mailbox today. This is a little unusual since A&SC doesn’t actually subscribe to any journals, so the next possibility is, hey, maybe somebody published something that cited one of our collections! Which indeed…
I’ve been working on the Pipeline.
Adventures in archivy
exhibits on a shoestring
A different view of archives
Archives: your ally in the battle against plagiarism. Okay, so this isn’t quite how David Bowie (a new prof in English here at UAA) phrased it, we took a little dramatic license. But it’s basically the idea. Professor Bowie visited us yesterday to ask about possibly having some of his…