For those who were unable to attend the Bike Shop bike sale on Saturday, September 14, because of Yom Kippur observances, the bike shop would like you to know that a portion of the sale inventory was retained to provide an opportunity for those interested in purchasing a bike. Email the bike shop <bikeshop@middlebury.edu> to arrange a time to […]…Continue Reading Reserved Bike Sale Bikes
Month: September 2013
Sunday morning maintenance
This Sunday morning during our established maintenance window from 6 am to 8 am we will be performing the below activities. Please share this message with colleagues as you see appropriate. (1) Between 7 am and 8 am we will … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Sunday morning maintenance
Friday Links – September 20
CSS Image Orientation coming in Firefox 26. Responsive Navigation on Complex Websites. 4 HigherEd Search Engine Optimization Success Stories. Google Analytics will drop IE 8 support at the end of 2013. Page Height, Scrolling, and Responsive Web Design. A history … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links – September 20
“Follow-Me Printing” now available! (Um, what does that mean?)
Follow-Me Printing allows you to print to a single virtual print queue, then go to any participating print release station to release your print job(s). Presently, Follow-Me print jobs can be released from any of six different stations on campus; … Continue reading →…Continue Reading “Follow-Me Printing” now available! (Um, what does that mean?)
Clearing up confusion about film screenings
The beginning of the academic year brings new leadership of student clubs and new faculty and academic coordinators. Copyright issues are confusing! We thought we’d use this post to clear up some common misconceptions about screening rights. If you are … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Clearing up confusion about film screenings
Maggie Clinton awarded grant from the Center for Chinese Studies
Maggie Clinton (History) has been awarded a grant from the Center for Chinese Studies in Taipei, Taiwan in support of her 2013-14 leave. The grant provides round-trip travel and support for three months in Spring 2014 at the Center, where she plans to conduct research and complete the manuscript for her book project Revolutionary Nativism: […]…Continue Reading Maggie Clinton awarded grant from the Center for Chinese Studies
LIS Employee Awards for September
The LIS Recognition & Recreation Crew is pleased to announce the LIS employee awards for September: Crew of the Month – The AS400 Group: Dave Condon, John Connors, Rick James, Cindy Peet, Travis Stafford, and Julie Tumminia-Tomsuden Employee of the Month – Petar Mitrevski … Continue reading →…Continue Reading LIS Employee Awards for September