Assemblage maven George Herms' altar-like "Librarian" (1960) is also a spawn of Duchamp's found objects.
"At present most newspaper websites behave a bit like librarians.
Traditional vetters of information, like librarians and editors, voice strong doubts about such a model.
A1 ETHICS -- Professionals in many fields -- like librarians, lawyers, scientists and journalists -- are being forced to re-evaluate long-held precepts in light of the war on terror.
Some people who might be considered established information experts, like librarians and professors, say the commercialization of expert sites could taint the information from such traditional sources.
"The dilemma that schools will face is whether to cut a teacher who has been working with kids all day long in a classroom or cut teachers who are working in a support capacity, like librarians," the city's chief academic officer, Shael Polakow-Suransky, said in an interview.
As civilians and the remaining ranks of the defeated army alike fight each other for spots on departing planes, the narrator, known only as the Captain, describes "the call of the Katyusha rockets, hissing in the distance like librarians demanding silence".
Today's search engines, he argues, are less like librarians than the judges in a popularity contest.
Asking pediatricians to act a little more like librarians may sound strange, but many studies have documented that literacy has lifelong benefits for health.
For the girls, leather arm patches seemed the accessory of the day, which is weird, because I think it makes people look like librarians with cirrhosis.
