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Sounds like a great future study…
If you want a historical perspective for one group of scholars (mainly, info behavior of academic historians using archives), I have covered the literature in my dissertation and some articles. cdr.lib.unc.edu/concern/diss... Happy to chat!
Same. The Tillis support raised my eyebrows early on
Alums, time to organize LOUDLY on behalf of your educators.
And alums with any access to donor cash— all the more so.
Halt and Catch Fire Syllabus by @ashleyblewer.com
Incredible!
For your consideration
several excellent events in store for Durham as Chris Newfield takes up a residency at Duke
literary knowledge as anti-fascism, building the new cultural order Stuart Hall wanted 30 years ago, parallel universities,+defeating the empire of AI.
fhi.duke.edu/event/fhi-sh...
We have lots of fellowship / travel money to give and not a lot of applications yet. Applications are due January 30. Apply! Spread the word!
David Lynch’s house is still for sale.
www.zillow.com/homedetails/...
this, from @kevinbaker.bsky.social, is a better analysis of the intersection between LLMs and academic science than 98% of what's out there.
On the occasion of Fantastic Futures 2025 #FF2025, we share the progress made by the Working Group on Datasheets for Digital Cultural Heritage to better support data providers in describing their data. Learn more and check out their Datasheet template - Version 2! bit.ly/3Kgd84n
hey the handbasket is 90 paid subscribers away from a huge goal—think we could get there today??
thehandbasket.co/upgrade
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I found this really helpful on that topic! ketanjoshi.co/2025/08/23/b...
My go to is echinacea tea, one packet of emergen-c and a big clove of garlic
For true sporting excellence, BREAD is the (1935) diet of champions. For a varied athletic diet, include cheese biscuits and tea.
(from mrc-describe.epexio.com/records/CTC/... )
How about we shut down the government for this very popular and specific goal and then, hear me out, we hold out for like a month and a half and then, ok this part is important, after a watershed election where we ran the table, ONLY THEN, fold and don't get the one thing we said we wanted.
“And then you have librarians who are experiencing a real existential crisis because they are getting asked by their jobs to promote [AI] tools that produce more misinformation. It's the most, like, emperor-has-no-clothes-type situation that I have ever witnessed.” - Alison Macrina
me at the end of class: here's a little speculative exercises; imagine you wake up from cryosleep in 2085. what's the kind of tech-society r/ship you'd like to see around you?
students: no AI
I honestly think students' views are missing from the 'should AI be integrated in classrooms' discussion
A meme of 'Is this an archive?' showing a grid with various classifications of things that might be archives based on their content and structure.
Hoping this helps our colleagues across the industry
#iPRES2025
How many formats are there?
@anjacks0n.bsky.social presents a paper on seeing if we can answer the question.
Some detective work gets him to the number 12k (I think)
"Many of the deals OpenAI has struck — with chipmakers, cloud computing companies and others — are strangely circular. OpenAI receives billions from tech companies before sending those billions back to the same companies to pay for computing power and other services." www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
Trick or treat 🎃
"these arrangements are not 'partnerships' or 'collaborations' but contracts that bring profit and publicity to AI firms, while making universities complicit in the continued empowerment of tech oligarchy and expansion of their 'AI Empire' (Tacheva and Ramasubramanian, 2023; Adams, 2024; Hao, 2025)"
NEW PUBLICATION. The Stories We Can Tell: Using Digital Primary Sources in the Archival Studies Classroom. UNC School of Information and Library Science. Photos of Alexandra, Elliott, and Eliscia.
🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Alexandra Chassanoff, Dr. Elliott Kuecker, & Dr. Eliscia Kinder on their recent publication in The American Archivist:
📰 “The Stories We Can Tell: Using Digital Primary Sources in the Archival Studies Classroom.” 🔗 american-archivist.kglmeridian.com/view/journal...
✨ Welcome to the 2025–2026 Carolina Academic Library Associates (CALAs)! Now in its 25th year, CALA gives SILS graduate students the chance to enhance their education with experience working in an academic library. The program is a collaboration between UNC Libraries & SILS. go.unc.edu/CALA2025-2026
UNC School of Information and Library Science. We’re Hiring! Associate or Full Professor-Archives & Records Management. Applications Due November 24, 2025. Learn more at go.unc.edu/archivesfaculty. Photo of the Old Well on UNC campus in the background.
📣 Join the SILS faculty at UNC!
We’re seeking a tenure-track Associate or Full Professor in Archives & Records Management to join our internationally recognized faculty.
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I got my degree at SILS. It’s one of the top library and information science programs in the US. With no faculty consideration there’s no planning in the best interests of the program or students. 😶