What I Read Last Week:

ccharle2February 4, 2015Fun, In The FieldAlbert Bierstadt, ASL, clark art institute, coal ask, coffee, creativity, environment, information policy, k-cups, librarians, libraries, parks and recreation, seattle art museum, sign language, super bowl

Inside a coal ash community that can’t use its tap water

Coffee horror: parody pokes at environmental absurdity of k-cups | NPR
Abortion isn’t about the right to privacy. It’s about women’s right to equality | Guardian
‘Parks and Recreation’ takes on online privacy. And it hits close to home | Washington Post
Sign-language interpreter is Mayor de Blasio is a web hit | New York Times
Implementing a culture of creativity | College & Research Libraries News
Seattle Art Museum and Clark Art Institute wager major works of art on Super Bowl XLIX | Art Daily

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A digital services librarian. When I am not reading, I can be found running or counting bats. View more posts

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