September/October 2010

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• V.15 N.1 (September/October 2010) issue in its entirety

• Public Relations: Promoting Excellence

  Announcing the 2010 Excellence in Marketing Award Winners
  By Karen Brunner

• On the Run

  On the trail of the running law librarian
  By John Cannan

• The New Social Policy

  One Law School's Experience in Creating a Social Networking Policy
  By Theresa Strike

• Start a Revolution

  PLL-SIS's Change as Opportunity/Action Initiative 2010-2011
  By Kate Martin

• Mapping Our Future in the Mile-High City

  AALL Members Enjoy Professional and Social Events at the 2010 Annual Meeting and Conference in Denver

• So Much Information, So Little Time

  Annual Meeting Program Focuses on the Changing Face of Government Information
  By George Taoultsides

• Technology, Diversity, and Adaptation

  A Variety of Voices Converge at the 2010 Diversity Symposium
  By Kirstin Nelson

• Digital Divide

  Tips for Developing a Digital Collection Development Policy
  By Jennifer Adams

• The Data Game

  Taking the Pain Out of Statistics Gathering
  By Valerie A. Railey

• Pecha Ku-What?

  Japanese Performance Art Adds New Life to Presentations
  By Donna M. Fisher

• History Lesson, Part I

  How Libraries Can Learn from Changes in the Recording and Newspaper Industries
  By Todd Ito

• The Sun Will Come out Tomorrow

  The Value of Optimism in Library Management
  By Karen Nuckolls

• Tales from the Attic

  Help for the Accidental Archivist
  By Amanda Quist

• Harnessing the Power

  Three Principles for Great PowerPoint Presentations
  By Jennifer S. Stephens

• From the Editor

  Overlooked in Plain Sight
  By Mark E. Estes

• From the President

  Volunteering: A Two-Way Street
  By Joyce Manna Janto

• From the Secretary

  By Ruth J. Hill

• Washington Brief

  Denver Advocacy Programs Soar in the Mile-High City
  By Mary Alice Baish

• The Sustainable Law Librarian

  The Triple Bottom Line and Why We Care about Sustainability
  By David Selden

• The Reference Desk

  How do I handle questions about my former boss?
  By Susan Catterall

• Next Month in Spectrum

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• Member to Member

  What was your favorite summer vacation?

• Web-Only: More Member to Member

  What was your favorite summer vacation?

• Memorials

  Gloria Chao and Anne Grande

• Views from You

  Coughlin, Stoia, Geller, Rudman & Robbins LLP in San Deigo and Missouri Supreme Court Library in Jefferson City

• Spectrum Turns Over a New Leaf

• Plotin and Donovan Win AALL Article of the Year Awards

• AALL Says Thank You

• AALL Elections Coming Up

  2010 AALL election schedule and candidates

• September/October 2010 Cover