The list was created in 1976 by former LSSU Public Relations Director Bill Rabe as a PR ploy to draw attention to LSSU, which was then and still is Michigan's smallest public university. LSSU, with an enrollment of more than 3000 students, has since become better known for its academic programs including, but not limited to, fisheries and wildlife management, teacher education, business management, criminal justice and majors in the fields of environmental and recreational studies. Kari Jastorff of Sault Ste. Another symptom of our electronic age. Proud librarian Cindy Dobrez of Grand Haven, Mich., said she can't understand why librarians need to rename themselves every time a new information resource becomes available.
Librarians help people find and use information in whatever format it is delivered.
Similar to 'win-win,' banished in 1993. If I hear any of my employees use it, they will be fired. If I hear one more person on TV say this, I will throw up. Use inaugural, premiere, debut, or first. It's a strange way of saying that something is bothering someone.