Editorial: I inhaled
Jim was a member and later chair of the governing council and I was chief volunteer staff person and finding myself increasingly absorbed by consortial work. Virtually all license electronic resources for their membership but many offer a wide variety of other services including shared catalogs, uni...
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| description | Jim was a member and later chair of the governing council and I was chief volunteer staff person and finding myself increasingly absorbed by consortial work. Virtually all license electronic resources for their membership but many offer a wide variety of other services including shared catalogs, union catalogs, patron-initiated borrowing systems, authentication systems, cooperative collection development, digitizing, instruction, preservation, courier systems, and shared human resources. The effect of this spore is featured in Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder, Lawrence Weschler's remarkable history of the Museum of Jurassic Technology.2 Weschler explains that, once inhaled, the spore lodges in the brain and "immediately begins to grow, quickly fomenting bizarre behavioral changes in its ant host." |
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