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Public Relations: Relationship Marketing
How to market your library by supporting public interest law auctions
By Frances M. Brillantine
Gamification: Is it Right for Your Library?
The rewards, risks, and implications of gamification
By Carli Spina
Cloudy with a Chance of Collaboration
How cloud services can enhance collaboration among librarians
By Carla Wale and Ellen Richardson
This Summer, in Seattle . . .
Rethink your value at the 106th Annual Meeting in Seattle
By Julie Pabarja
Law Firm Changes Offer Opportunities for Libraries
Suggestions for getting ahead of the curve
By Sarah Sutherland
(Re)Thinking Seattle
The co-chairs of this year's Local Arrangements Committee talk all things Seattle
By Rita Dermody and Tina Ching
A Pilot Using OverDrive
E-lending in academic law libraries
By Nina E. Scholtz
Can I Cancel My Print Case Reporter Collection?
A look at the merits of free online resources as a substitute
By Paul Galfano
From the Editor
Initial Reactions
By Mark E. Estes
Washington Brief
Policy Priorities and Strategies for 2013
By Emily Feltren
The Reference Desk
One of our vendors recently dropped off a box of fancy chocolates. I happened to walk into the break room as one of our younger librarians was cutting a tiny piece off of a corner of a chocolate. She explained that she wanted to know what the center of the candy was. I blurted out that many people don't want a piece of candy that someone has cut into. Did I overreact?
By Susan Catterall
Member to Member
What is one word or phrase you would like to ban from law librarians' vocabulary?
Views from You
Photos of the 3rd Annual 1883 Black Ice Pond Hockey Championship at White Park, across the street from the University of New Hampshire School of Law in Concord
Members' Briefing
AALL Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers
By Kay Todd, Margaret K. Maes, Michelle Cosby, and Michael Bernier