We’re all so proud of our fellow students who are graduating this year, congratulations! Check out all the kudos on Twitter with the hashtag #sjsuslisgrad: https://twitter.com/#!/search/%23sjsuslisgrad
Who has two thumbs and…okay, I can’t stand the “two thumbs” question.
I’m really honored to have been elected as Co-chair and Webmaster for the SJSU ALA Student Chapter for 2012-2013. I will be working with an exceptional group of officers and hope to continue the rich tradition that has made SJSU ALASC an award-winning organization in years past.
from @LibraryLorax … Catholic school humor meets Star Wars geekdom … I have the same reaction!
“You know you went to Catholic school when you hear “#mayfourth be with you” and your first response is ‘and also with you.’”
https://twitter.com/#!/LibraryLorax/status/198520759398834176
Security software vendor Symantec recently released its annual Internet Security Threat Report, which “provides an overview and analysis of the year in global threat activity.” In the latest report, Symantec has included an index of the Top Ten Most Dangerous Website Categories, as measured by the frequency and volume of website malware infections. As an MLIS student, I was shocked and disturbed to learn that Education/Reference is ranked as the #5 most dangerous website category.
To put this in perspective, Pornography is ranked #10.
It’s election time for the Executive Board of the American Library Association Student Chapter (ALASC) at San Jose State. Please log on to D2L and cast your vote! I am running for the office of Co-chair/Web coordinator and would deeply appreciate your vote.