Amblin' Along

So this is the end. We've had some laughs, shared some thoughts, but now it is time for me to return to my home division at dcplartsandlit.blogspot.com. We knew that this was only going to last for a month.

A few things that I have learned while in the Sociology Division are:

-The SOC of DCPL is alarmingly broad.
-The SOC REF section is now in better order than when I arrived.
-I now know what everyone means when they say "Government Documents".
-The collected writing of many presidents are bound and shelved as Reference here!
-I learned that I am NOT supposed to offer legal advise (which is kind of the only reason why I took this job) But okay.

I even managed to sneak in some "learning" about the LIT section.

The Littlest Giant

Did anyone catch the debut of the PUMA the other day? It is a joint project between Segway and General Motors. This ties right in with an article I read about the future thought of vehicular design by Joel Makower, via B M D Blog

Stranieri

HI!

I am usually over in Art/Music and sometimes LIT. You can find out more here.

I am on loan to the Sociology Division intermittently for the month of April, and have very little sociological expertise. I am mostly interested in things that impact societies, such as Art, Architecture (Urban Planning) and Politics, but less knowledgeable about details such as "Congressional Codes". These issues are all entangled in some way, so I will probably be a little less lost than I expect.

Speaking of Urban Planning there is an interesting book that I found while surveying the aisles. It is pictured above, and is located at 307.76 E56. The book is about the evolution, survival, decay of major world cities.