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      <title>From Aberystwyth to ADAM: Using the Skills Acquired on a Library School Course in the Real World</title>
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      <description>Library school? What library school? Oh yes, I spent four years there, didn&#39;t I?
After only eighteen months, I have to confess my memory isn&#39;t quite that bad, but immersed in my job with the ADAM Project [1] , library school certainly does seem an age ago. Everything I learned seems to have merged into one large mass of indefinable matter, and when asked to write about it for Ariadne a little wave of unease stirred within me.</description>
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