Library Aide Applications (Both OOC and IC)

[agentthepaper]

It's that time again! Please fill in the form below the cut IC and send it in as a comment to this post. Please include your daytime availability as an OOC note. Applications will close at (approximately) midnight Pacific Time on September 9.

Name:
Year:
Room Number:
Phone Number:

1. What is your favorite book and why?

2. In twenty words or less, what is your opinion of the Dewey Decimal System?

3. Why do you want to work in the library?

4. A book is attempting to eat your sweater. Describe your reaction, and steps you would take to prevent this happening again, in 50 words or less.

The library runs on:
A) Caffeine
B) Snark
C) Efficiency
D) Snarkafficency

Applications are now CLOSED. We'll be announcing the new library aides soonishly.

Comments

[willbedone.livejournal.com]

Name: Willow Rosenberg
Year: Junior
Room Number: 509
Phone Number: 555-WILL

1. What is your favorite book and why?

I have to limit my options?? Okay, any book I haven't read yet gets to the top of the list because then I can read it and find out what's inside. Though there's also the books I have read and want to reread because really rereading is the best way to take notes about the subject matter and good, organized note-taking is key. I read that in a book about note-taking but that wasn't my most favorite book of all because it didn't come with pages to write down your thoughts as you read, and I think that sort of thing should only happen if the book was shelved under Irony.

2. In twenty words or less, what is your opinion of the Dewey Decimal System?

It's the best alliterative system for book organization there is!

3. Why do you want to work in the library?

Sam stole my answer Because I love books, I have Giles-approved library experience, plus you never know when your library will need someone with Hellmouth experience. That was very useful at my last school.

4. A book is attempting to eat your sweater. Describe your reaction, and steps you would take to prevent this happening again, in 50 words or less.

I would probably try to distract the book with a tasty bookmark. I would attempt to keep it from happening by making sure the book was well-fed and cared for. I would do whatever possible not to break its spine because spine-breakers deserve live sentences in prison with no possibility of parole.

The library runs on:
A) Caffeine
B) Snark
C) Efficiency
D) Snarkafficency

D) Snarkafficency

[ooc: *availability emailed*]