Can I have my I-Pod hooked to two Computers??

I have my I-pod mainly at home with all my music. But want to be able to play music at school and download songs, music bits for presentations. Do I have to choose where I want my library of music??? It shows my music but I can't make it "bolded" and activate it to play it. I don't want my school computer to become my primary source computer but do want to be able to play my I-Pod at school. I can't even play it, when I do, no music comes out of computer speakers. Please Help me!!!

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