Daily Thoughts 11/11/2020

 

Theodore Wesley Koch, Books In the War, the Romance of Library War Service, 1919

Daily Thoughts 11/11/2020

Happy Veterans Day.

I checked the library Twitter and Facebook Group this morning.

I read some more of Joy at Work.  I am reading about meetings and teamwork.  I have a meeting on weeding on Friday.

I also read some of Active Measures.  I am reading about the anti-espionage magazines, Counterspy and Covert Action Information Bulletin.

Managing Covid-19 Fatigue

https://www.libraryjournal.com/?detailStory=managing-covid-fatigue-home-librarian


Op-Ed Why Can't A Generation That Grew Up Online Spot the Misinformation In Front of Them

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2020-11-06/colleges-students-recognize-misinformation


New Rochelle Plans Reopening on Monday

https://news.yahoo.com/rochelle-library-plans-reopening-monday-223356951.html

New Rochelle is not far from Mount Vernon.


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