Thursday, November 02, 2006

"stereotype of the buttoned-up librarian"

"Colleen Harris doesn't fit the stereotype of the buttoned-up librarian. Her arms are covered with a pirate queen motif and black scrolling tattoos, which extend down the side of her body to her ankle. A black rose and the words 'Dangerous Magic' adorn the back of her left hand, and the words "Anam Cara" (old Gaelic for 'soul friend') letter her knuckles. The 27-year-old - who has multiple master's degrees and a job at the University of Kentucky's research library - feels no pressure to cover up. 'It's not really possible at this point, unless I wore gloves', Harris said, adding that she thinks academia has been more accepting of her body art than the corporate world would be. 'I think my qualifications should speak for themselves'."
Der Artikel ""Workplace re-examines body art" aus den El Paso Times vom 29. Oktober berichtet auch, wie an anderen Arbeitsstätten mit Körperkunst umgegangen wird. - via topix.net.

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