I did graphic design for years, and am a total type snob. Excited to watch it, but will probably wait until plane to England. - Jason Griffey
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Laura, yep. About the ubiquity of Helvetica and what that means, with the interviewees being something of a contemporary whos-who of type types. - Steve Lawson
"Oh my goodness, what a wonderful library! I was just a visitor, but browsing around this place caused my husband and I to muse about moving to a city that clearly valued reading and learning this…" - lauren pressley
"Yum! When I reviewed Soma, I said that it didn't live up to the high expectations that I had due to Yelp reviews. Roots benefited from the Yelp enhanced expectations. I went in not expecting it to be…" - lauren pressley
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"Yum! We came to town for a friend's wedding, and tried this place out thanks to another friend (and IU alum). Great food! Both my husband and I are vegan, and were blown away by the number of options.…" - lauren pressley
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It seems to matter more to grad students since they want good information and fast, since they are often working adults. The undergrads want to get enough good/quick information to satisfy their profs for a good grade. But, they don't care as much about the ins and outs of the databases, since the tools will change in 4 years anyway. - jokrausdu
yeah, that's very true. my class is aimed at freshmen/sophomores (though we do get juniors and seniors, too, but they're there for the credit hour for the most part) probably colors my views on this issue in very big ways. - lauren pressley
