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By Reference Librarian Anne Rau
Being a Reference Librarian is a job that keeps you on your toes. You never know what someone will ask; questions fly at you on every subject. Although it’s challenging work, it’s also very interesting. I decided to keep a log about the requests I received on just one single day at the Reference Desk.
Tallulah’s Folly is an amazing place filled with flowers and special gifts. According owner David Gregware, it is an “Eccentric Retreat Filled With A Melange of Unique Offerings, Flora & Shenanigans”. TNCP Photo
By Carol Grund
CADL
For many years, science fairs have been part of the school curriculum, especially in elementary schools. They offer a chance for students to learn about a particular topic in science or engineering that they are excited about, and to share it with other students and family members.
Local talent ready to show off to East Lansing
LANSING, MI — Getting into the entertainment industry is more than just making beats and knowing how to play an instrument or sing.
You have always wanted to learn Spanish, right? Or was it Turkish you were hoping to focus on this year? Whatever your choice, now you can learn a new language with your CADL library card and a learning system called BYKI-our newest language resource accessible with your home computer and an Internet connection.
By Dr. Daneen Skube
2305 East 7th Street 
Q. I used a common phrase around a female coworker and was immediately attacked for being sexist. I didn’t know this phrase was offensive to her. I’m an older white guy and becoming paranoid about opening my mouth. How do I deal with a workplace that is increasingly politically correct?
Best, Brightest, and Most Beautiful 2010: William F. Crenshaw, Jr.