Summer 2012

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• Vol 104
• no 3

Articles

• Addressing the “Emerging Majority”: Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Law Librarianship in the Twenty-First Century

  [2012-27]
  Alyssa Thurston

• How Librarians Can Help Improve Law Journal Publishing

  [2012-28]
  Benjamin J. Keele and Michelle Pearse

• The Long Tail of Legal Information: Legal Reference Service in the Age of the Content Farm

  [2012-29]
  R. Lee Sims and Roberta Munoz

• A Survey of Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals Users and Its Implications for Future Developments of the Index

  [2012-30]
  Lesley Dingle

• Keeping Up with New Legal Titles

  [2012-31]
  Creighton J. Miller, Jr. and Annmarie Zell

• Practicing Reference . . . Negotiating Weaknesses

  [2012-32]
  Mary Whisner

• Thinking About Technology . . . Steve Jobs Was Right About HTML5, but Was He Right About Digital Publishing?

  [2012-33]
  Darla W. Jackson

• Diversity Dialogues . . . Dealing with Stress

  [2012-34]
  Raquel J. Gabriel