The Harvard Astronomer’s Songbook
I’ve just finished a major task I’ve been struggling over for ages but before I head home early to celebrate, inspired this wonderfully snarky article on arXiv, I thought I’d indulge in a list of my Top Ten entries from the Harvard Astronomer’s Songbook. Feel free to add your own contributions through the Comments Box!
- Careless Loeb
- What’s Loeb got to do with it?
- All you need is Loeb
- How deep is your Loeb?
- Crazy little thing called Loeb
- Endless Loeb
- Loeb is in the Air
- The Power of Loeb
- Tainted Loeb
- I’m in the Mood for Loeb
and a bonus track, Bye Bye Loeb…
In the Dark 
November 16, 2023 at 6:14 pm
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November 16, 2023 at 6:19 pm
Nothing like a good academic row, although to me Loeb is the series of books publishing the extant Latin and Greek classics with English translations included.
November 16, 2023 at 7:07 pm
Ah! I knew I’d seen the name somewhere before!
November 17, 2023 at 9:28 am
they note that the Loeb et al paper is being quoted as published when its only appeared on arxiv and has not been peer-reviewed. This is why I think that institutional repositories and sites like arxiv are important to ensure that papers are free to access, but there still needs to be some method of peer review, such as provided by OJAp.