Summer 2011

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Articles

• Universal Citation and the American Association of Law Libraries: A White Paper

  [2011-22]
  Carol Billings, John Cannan, Kathy Carlson, Yvonne Kauger, and the Digital Access to Legal Information Committee
  

• Does WestlawNext Really Change Everything? The Implications of WestlawNext on Legal Research

  [2011-23]
  Ronald E. Wheeler
  

• A Different Question of Open Access: Is There a Public Access Right to Academic Libraries in the United States and Canada?

  [2011-24]
  Amy Kaufman
  

• Task Mastery in Legal Research Instruction

  [2011-25]
  Matthew C. Cordon
  

• Should You Use a Textbook to Teach Legal Research?

  [2011-26]
  Nancy P. Johnson
  

• Technology Management Trends in Law Schools

  [2011-27]
  Carol Watson and Larry Reeves
  

• Editing Justinian’s Corpus: A Study of the Paul Krueger Archive

  [2011-28]
  John Hessler
  

• Keeping Up with New Legal Titles

  [2011-29]
  Creighton J. Miller, Jr. and Annmarie Zell
  

• Practicing Reference . . . Everyday Research

  [2011-30]
  Mary Whisner
  

• Thinking about Technology . . . Watson, Answer Me This: Will You Make Librarians Obsolete or Can I Use Free and Open Source Software and Cloud Computing to Ensure a Bright Future?

  [2011-31]
  Darla W. Jackson
  

• Memorial and Appreciation for Earl C. Borgeson (1922–2010)

  [2011-32]
  Frank G. Houdek
  

• Earl C. Borgeson’s Ten Rules for Law Library Management

  [2011-33]
  Gail M. Daly