June 1997

Articles

V.1 N.9 (June 1997) issue in its entirety
It's Time to Unlock Our Doors—Why We Should Broaden Our Membership Now

An Open Letter to AALL Members
by Frank G. Houdek
Guarding Frank

by James E. Duggan
Librarian: Who's Entitled to the Title?

Should Librarians Have the MLS Degree?
by Janet Reinke
Matching Library Vision with Institutional Mission: the Library as Web Author and Publisher

Creative implementation of technological sophistication—focused on the mission of the parent organization—can be a formidable tool for increasing cooperation and enhancing the library's role.
by Claire M. Germain
Singing the Bluebook Blues: A Review of the Sixteenth Edition

The new edition isn't quite what was hoped for—a tale of expectations unmet and promise unfulfilled.
by Warren D. Rees
Doing Easy Time in the King County Jail

Amy and Jean spend a night in jail and learn first-hand about direct supervision, racking up, and administrative segregation. Yikes!
by Amy Eaton
Behind "Closed" Doors—Or, a Member's View of an AALL Executive Board Meeting

by Susan E. Tulis
Program Planning—Ideas for Improvement

by Joyce Manna Janto
AALL and Publisher Relations: An Open Statement to the Membership

by Frank Houdek
Packing List for the AALL Annual Meeting

by Betsy Sandison
June 1997 Cover

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