March 2009

• Home
• Publications
• Spectrum
• Archives
• Vol 13
• No 5

Articles

• V.13 N.5 (March 2009) issue in its entirety

• Practicing Law Librarianship: Thinking Outside the (Glass) Box

  Library displays in the digital age publicize faculty accomplishments on a digital monitor
  By Susanna Leers

• Public Relations: Pushing the Limits of PR

  How to handle animals in the library and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act
  By Amy Hale-Janeke

• Your Collection

  Useful Guide for Clarifying the Relationship between Lawyer and Client
  By Amy Levine

• Hello BLAW

  Bloomberg Law, the newcomer in legal research, meets academic users
  By Mary Ann Neary and George D. Wilson

• I Took the Lead

  How AALL's Leadership Academy helped one member think of herself as a leader with a unique and valuable set of skills
  By Tracy Leming

• Reference 2.0

  The future of shrinking print reference collections seems destined for the Web
  By Paul Hellyer

• Terms That Bind

  What are you agreeing to when you "Web 2.0"?
  By John Cannan

• From the Editor

  Surprises and Delights
  By Mark E. Estes

• From the President

  AALL Vital Resource in Tough Times
  By James E. Duggan

• Washington Brief

  NARA Struggles to Preserve Complete Set of Electronic Records from Bush Administration
  By Mary Alice Baish

• @AALLNET.org

• Memorials

  Eileen Denner

• Stu's Views

• Member to Member

  How has the current economy changed the demands of your job?

• Views from You

  Varnum, Riddering, Schmidt & Howlett, LLP in Grand Rapids, Michigan and University of Michigan Law Library in Ann Arbor

• 2008 AALL/Wolters Kluwer Law & Business Grant Funds Two Research Projects

• AALL Scholarship Deadline Approaching

• March 2009 Cover