April 2009

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• V.13 N.6 (April 2009) issue in its entirety

• Public Relations: A Week of Our Own

  Create a National Library Week Celebration that Promotes Good Will All Year Long
  By Karen Brunner

• A Close Encounter

  People to People International's Legal Research and Library Science Delegation Visits China
  By Richard Leiter

• The Power of Collaboration

  WorldCat’s Copyright Evidence Registry
  By Roger V. Skalbeck

• Researching International Human Rights Law

  How to Make Sense of a Complex and Fascinating Field
  By James W. Hart

• A Capital Time in the Capital City

  Boundless Options Await Attendees of AALL's Annual Conference in Washington, D.C.
  By Karen Silber

• I Want My Web 2.0

  Reflections on the CS-SIS Web 2.0 Challenge
  By Deborah Ginsberg, Meg Kribble, and Bonnie Shucha

• From the Editor

  Patience and Preparation
  By Mark E. Estes

• Washington Brief

  The Obama Administration—Opportunities and Challanges
  By Mary Alice Baish

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• Stu's Views

• Member to Member

  What is your number one recommendation for work-related and/or recreational reading?

• Web-Only: More Member to Member

  What is your number one recommendation for work-related and/or recreational reading?

• Views from You

  Bernard E. Witkin Alameda County Law Library in Oakland, California and the Law Library of Louisiana in New Orleans.

• Seeking Nominations for the 2009 Spirit of Law Librarianship Award

• It's Time to Renew Your AALL Membership

• Take the Lead: Apply for the 2009 AALL Leadership Academy

• Members' Briefing

  Advocacy: Your Involvement Makes a Difference
  By Mary Alice Baish

• April 2009 Cover