Tribe.net. Local Connections Altaira http://cultanthro.tribe.net/thread/de9ad26a-1a00-41ca-bee9-a1f692b5dc91#1498bde7-c633-4b29-9d70-24f4195e7827 2007-01-04T19:20:19Z 2007-01-04T19:20:19Z

can't help you there. I knew mine socially, through his wife, long before I ever needed a favor.

Altaira 2007-01-04T19:20:19Z JM http://cultanthro.tribe.net/thread/de9ad26a-1a00-41ca-bee9-a1f692b5dc91#e3403754-076c-4636-a384-6a3d3b29ad69 2007-01-03T17:25:52Z 2007-01-03T17:25:52Z

Always. I'm not shy. What I'd really appreciate, though, is tips for flirting with them.

JM 2007-01-03T17:25:52Z Altaira http://cultanthro.tribe.net/thread/de9ad26a-1a00-41ca-bee9-a1f692b5dc91#8af3baeb-149c-469c-ae18-dc0712f9fb62 2007-01-03T15:45:47Z 2007-01-03T15:45:47Z

Of course I sidle up to my favorite ref librarian when I want something. Or at least I did when I was living in civilization. I had access to one academic library. He could access 8 for me. Now I have access to three, but they will have to do. For the reading I do these days, databases and archives have most of what I want in some semblance of accessibility.

Altaira 2007-01-03T15:45:47Z Miriam http://cultanthro.tribe.net/thread/de9ad26a-1a00-41ca-bee9-a1f692b5dc91#02f7edc3-c71a-4bfe-a51d-f548109cfce2 2006-12-01T05:30:32Z 2006-12-01T05:30:32Z

I curious about all of your ideas about reference librarians. Do you consult them? What do you think about them? Did you know that your average subject-based reference librarian (such as an anthroplogy reference librarian) at an academic institution often has a MA in Anthroplogy as well as their Masters in Library Science?

Miriam 2006-12-01T05:30:32Z