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This is J. J is at Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library. J is looking for the textbook for ACC1006 Accounting Information Systems. J takes out his smartphone. J clicks on a…
Continue readingThis is J. J is at Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library. J is looking for the textbook for ACC1006 Accounting Information Systems. J takes out his smartphone. J clicks on a…
Continue readingYou would think people would be stretching their holidays to the max… but noooo… Semester 2 seems to have started just when we thought we had 1 more week before…
Continue readingTNL received a Christmas card that gave pause. On it was one of her fave Chrismas carols – O Holy Night. She read: Fall on your knees! O hear the…
Continue reading“Want to say, say-lah!” “What for scared!” Said a wildly gesturing colleague who had recently returned to work after getting a bit of a snip, snip done down there where-the-sun-don’t-shine.…
Continue readingHon Sui Sen Memorial Library was the starting point of Biz’s Amazing Race. And amazing it was! A race it was not quite. TNL was there, of course. Who can…
Continue readingThe shenanigans that librarians get up to. Tsk, tsk, tsk… TNL was at the Bizad Academic Fair and Roadshow last Mon and my, oh, my… check these pics out. Here you…
Continue readingWelcome, welcome, all ye newbies! Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library (HSSML), your very own business library, welcomes our new students to a brand new year of lots of learning and discovering.…
Continue readingOne lovely afternoon, out in the quiet corridors of academia, a burst of laughter and noisy chatter filled the still, humid air. Students in baggy T-shirts and shorts were running around playing all…
Continue readingOne fine day, a very supportive and extremely focused Vice Dean wanted to know whether his first years used academic databases for a particular assignment. You see, the students were supposed to write on…
Continue readingOn Monday, 25 April, a newspaper ran an article about detecting baloney online. Actually, what caught TNL’s attention was the first word/verb of the headline – “Teach people to detect…
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