Don’t you think that it his high time you got some sort of signal, similar to the batsignal? The floodlight on the Chapel Quad could be utilized for this purpose
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: What a cool idea! Perhaps a large question mark! I can see it now, a large question mark shining on the Chapel, or, even better, looming huge in the clouds above!
Can I cross-reference you like you’ve never been cross-referenced
before?
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: Only Answer Person knows how AP has been cross-referenced before, so you are at a disadvantage in trying to accomplish a unique event . . whether you count points for intensity or style.
What should my friend hoo ah do about his insatiable crush on lin? I am not sure if they are right for each other, but they should try, don’t you think?
Cheers
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: Gee, what an unusual question? Seems like Answer Person gets asked a LOT of relationship questions. Seems like they should work it out for themselves. Seems like if it is meant to work, it will; if not . . . oh well.
What’s the deal with that placard on the chapel quad, and why hasn’t anyone removed that disgraceful piece of garbage? Who put it there in the first place? This university is supposed to be for everyone, right? How can we get it removed? Thank you!
Peace!
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: Let’s see if I have this correct:
“This university is supposed to be for everyone, right?” Except for the people who put up the placard?
how do they get those sheets over the bc walk way? i want to do one. thanks
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: You need to get good advice from . . . Event Advising Center (try 660-1782; http://4.18.162.178/eac/eac.html).
how long have you existed and why do you exist in the first place?
PS
I love you!
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: Answer Person first appeared at Duke in 1982. Why? Why, to answer these questions, of course. Close to ten thousand so far!
100 missed train stations
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: Are you offering a copy of this book (1996) to the library? If so, go to the “GIFTS: Books and Collections: Information For Prospective Donors ” page
(http://www.lib.duke.edu/colldev/giftplcy.htm)
Are you suggesting a purchase? (The book was scheduled to be reprinted in 2002, with twelve additional stops, by farfalla press, but isn’t out yet). If so, go to the book purchase suggestion page: http://www.lib.duke.edu/colldev/ask4book.htm.
I was trying to find the website for the BES library in order to find names of personnel and librarians, but could not find it anywhere. This seems shameful to me, considering every other library was easily found. Please give this library the respect it deserves.
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: It is there, just not as clear as you would like. On the left side banner there is a section titled “Libraries @ Duke,” including the “Science & Engineering” libraries. BES is available through this link. While there may be skeptics out there that say we are just trying to save space on the home page, it also recognizes the interdisciplinary nature of the natural sciences & engineering collections, and the administrative structure of the libraries. By the way, you will soon (tomorrow!) see a new home page for the libraries.
A Journey to Hell and Back Charlotte RussellJohnson ISBN 193152713X
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: Sounds like a purcahse suggestion, which needs to go on the page specially set up for that: http://www.lib.duke.edu/colldev/ask4book.htm. Gives you a chance to identify yourself, so we know (1) how to let you know if we add the book to our collections,; and (2) that you aren’t just a bookseller trying to market your wares.
It’d be great to have a way to do an online lookup of what books you have checked out, and when they’re due. Or does this already exist …
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: That would be neat. If it only existed . . . but it does! If you go to the online catalog, one of the options at the top of the screen is “My Account.”