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Fernando Carrasco, O.U. grad student, translates our walking tour into Spanish. It’s better than the MOMA! Walk, explore, learn the library — for native speakers, language learners, and the merely curious.
Notes 8/8/08 to update the audio tour you are about to listen to:
-The Faculty Commons, on the east end of the 3rd [...]
Topics covered include: Winter Intersession hours, Alden Library on Facebook, Making a picture DVD, IMS movies, and Cafe briefing.
Steve is an opera buff: going to performances, listening to recordings, and yes, even performing opera. Steve’s passion for music began early and ranges far and wide.
Kate is a woman of many interests. In this podcast, she tells us about her love of clothing design and her own haute-couture line of hats and scarves.
See photos of Kate and her hats.
Andrew, Assistant Head of the Reference Department, likes to tell travel stories. He has accompanied his partner, Professor Harvey Ballard, to many corners of the globe searching for violets (specifically, Violaceae). But the scariest story is about stranding themselves in the desert…
Here is Andrew’s Flickr file of travel photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewstravels/
Chris Guder is a member of the Reference Staff at Alden and a specialist in Education resources. He’s an avid motorcyclist; here he rhapsodizes about the open road.
Sherri Saines, Reference Librarian, talks about her interest in Revolutionary Era Re-enacting, and her special passion for hand sewing ladies’ caps.
Flickr page of Sherri reenacting: Flickr album
