A ride on the bookmobile
At 2:30 a.m., around the time many Yalies finally tuck themselves into bed, Lenny Gaudino’s day is only beginning.
On any given weekday, Gaudino is awake in the wee hours of the morning to start his daily routine with some light jogging. His job doesn’t require him to wake up early, but he picked up the habit, he said, because of his father’s military background.
“My girlfriend’s not too happy with me,” he jokes. “But it’s the only time I really get to myself.”
On a brisk Wednesday morning this past month, Gaudino was raring to go, even though he had attended the previous...
Mr. Gaudino, thank you for what you do. I really appreciate being able to request a book and have it almost delivered to my office within 24 hours - it makes the research so much easier. You should know that the grad students love you!
Thank You, Lenny!!
i knew the yale library, and the staff like mr gaudino, were great when i was a student at yale. like @grad student, i also appreciated, in fact loved, being able to request a book and, like magic, it would appear 24 hours later. but it wasnt "magic." it was through the hard work of the yale library's staff like mr. gaudino. thank you very much! i appreciate all your work. thank you for letting me do my work.
so he really did see me all those times he ran red lights and nearly knocked me down crossing the road? This excuse for a man should be disciplined. Hard.
So when will this fantastic service benefit those at West Campus?
Hate to be a pedantic grammarian, but you can't clamor "gingerly" out of a truck "so as not to waste time". Clamor and gingerly are pretty much contrary to one another in tone. Otherwise, great article!