July 2011

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• V.15 N.9 (July 2011) issue in its entirety

• Public Relations: Questions, Questions...

  Are you offering what your patrons want? And are they aware of it?
  By Lisa Smith-Butler

• The Growing Legal Implications of Tasers

  A primer on the development, uses, and consequences of Tasers
  By Maureen Moran

• Everything (Well, Almost Everything) is Negotiable

  Best practices for getting what you want in your job offer or performance review
  By Cheryl Niemeier and Lisa Junghahn

• Using and Abusing the Google Model for Innovation in the Law Library

  The Yale Law Library looks to Google for inspiration
  By Julian Aiken

• There is No Workplace Like Home (in the Galilee)

  Straddling responsibilities in two different parts of the world
  By Frank Alan Herch

• Boston 2012

  It's not too soon to propose programs for the next AALL Annual Meeting
  By Anne Matthewman

• A Day in the Life Photo Winners

  Spectrum congratulates the winners and thanks all who participated

• AALL Member Profile: Jim Shelar

  Administrator, bureaucrat, coach, librarian, leader, visionary

• Announcements

  Don't Miss Out on an Exciting New Year - Renew Your Membership Today

• Memorials

  Dorothy V. Allport and Schelle Simcox

• From the Editor

  Annual Meeting Memories
  By Mark Estes

• From the Secretary

  Spring Executive Board Meeting
  By Ruth J. Hill

• The Reference Desk

  Is it unethical to interview for other jobs at the AALL Annual Meeting when my employer is paying to send me there?
  By Susan Catterall

• Member to Member

  What is your favorite AALL Annual Meeting memory?

• Views from You

  Perkins Coie LLP in Seattle and David A. Clarke School of Law's Mason Law Library in Washington, D.C.

• Stu's Views

• Members' Briefing

  The Path to Leadership

• July 2011 Cover