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Different Eyes but Undifferentiating Field of Vision

Submitted by Scott Silverman (guest) on Tue, 03/25/2008 - 2:46pm.

Dear Anonymous,

I respect you, I am certain I do and would if you'd name yourself, but this diatribe tells me nothing useful as a member of IS other than I am a bad person for being a librarian who loves working with colleagues schooled in "computing." I wish you'd at least provide a single example of a great, amazing computing service that existed in September 2001, the month the College announced the merger, that the merger managed to turn into a "disaster."

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