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I work full time at the Morris Library, University of Delaware as a Library Analyst in the Bibliographic Control Department.

I serve also as supplemental faculty at the Music Department at the University of Delaware, teaching the distance-learning sections of MUSC101 (Appreciation of Music) via the Internet.

I moved to Newark, Delaware in 1997. The town's name is pronounced with stress on the first syllable -- as with the like-named city in New Jersey -- but with the last syllable pronounced like "ark" -- not "erk"as with the like-named city in New Jersey.

Some of you may remember my old libretto site that used to be kept on my web account at Indiana University. Those texts are now at Rick Bogart's OperaGlass. (For anyone interested, here is a local link to the libretto of my opera, Starbottle for the Plaintiff.)

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This is the home page for Lyle Neff.
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Lyle's Little UDel Homepage

Click here for my current vita.

I work full time at the Morris Library, University of Delaware as a Library Analyst in the Bibliographic Control Department.

I serve also as supplemental faculty at the Music Department at the University of Delaware, teaching the distance-learning sections of MUSC101 (Appreciation of Music) via the Internet.

I moved to Newark, Delaware in 1997. The town's name is pronounced with stress on the first syllable -- as with the like-named city in New Jersey -- but with the last syllable pronounced like "ark" -- not "erk"as with the like-named city in New Jersey.

Some of you may remember my old libretto site that used to be kept on my web account at Indiana University. Those texts are now at Rick Bogart's OperaGlass. (For anyone interested, here is a local link to the libretto of my opera, Starbottle for the Plaintiff.)

Last updated: Aug. 17,. 2010