September/October 2008

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• V.13 N.1 (September/October 2008) issue in its entirety

• Public Relations: Secrets to Marketing Success

  Learn from the winners of the 2008 AALL/West Excellence in Marketing Awards
  By Amy Hale-Janeke

• An Energizing Meeting

  AALL 2008 Annual Meeting and Conference features inspiring speakers, opportunities to connect, and a wealth of education

• Recruit the Missing

  Diversity Symposium presents historical and theoretical framework of the representation of minorities in law librarianship
  By Alyssa Altshuler

• Technologies to Watch

  AALL keynote speaker David Pogue predicts the new gadgets that will change everything
  By Cornelius A. Pereira

• The Simple Answer to a Complex Question

  How to plan effective programs for self-represented litigants
  By Amy Levine

• Confronting Conflict

  Entertaining program goes in search of the Holy Grail of conflict resolution
  By Catherine M. Dunn

• Campaigning for Bibliographical Control

  Reaction to the Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control's final report
  By Karen A. Nuckolls

• Legal Ethics not a Laughing Matter

  Program emphasizes the important role legal ethics plays in the lives of attorneys and law students
  By Lisa A. Goodman

• In Search of Disappearing Information

  Strategies for preserving access to federal documents on the Web
  By Margaret Butler

• The Green Library

  How to reduce energy use, energy loss, and waste in law firms and schools
  By Mark W. Podvia

• You'll Laugh, You'll Cry, It's Better than Cats

  How to use theater to educate adult learners about legal resources
  By Kathleen Brown

• Burnout in the Workplace

  A combo of combustible scenarios leads to unhealthy work environments
  By Valerie A. Railey

• Talk the HR Talk

  Understanding law librarian salary figures and surveys
  By Regina A. Watson

• What are CRIV Tools?

  An introduction to acquisitions practice tools and a call for volunteers
  By Katherine Greene

• Participating from a Distance

  Solo librarians attend Annual Meeting session via Webinar
  By Mary Killoran

• From the Editor

  Stay in the Zone All Year Long
  By Mark E. Estes

• From the President

  Innovate: Your Challenge for the Year
  By James E. Duggan

• From the Secretary

  AALL Gets down to Business in the City of Roses
  By Ruth J. Hill

• Washington Brief

  Policy Programs in Portland a Great Success
  By Mary Alice Baish

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• Member to Member

  What election issue—whether it's national, local, related to information policy, or not—is most important to you and why?

• Web-Only: More Member to Member

  What election issue—whether it's national, local, related to information policy, or not—is most important to you and why?

• Memorials

  Sarah Frins, Adele Hallam, and Harriet Richman

• Stu's Views

• Views from You

  Thacher Proffitt & Wood LLP in New York City and Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP in New York City

• AALL Says Thank You

• AALL Elections Coming Up

  2008 AALL election schedule and candidates

• Law Specialization and Literary Warrant Articles Win AALL Awards

• September/October 2008 Cover