July 2013

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• V.17 N.9 (July 2013) issue in its entirety

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• Public Relations: A Visit to Irish Libraries

  An opportunity to see some of the great libraries of Ireland
  By Linda M. Sobey
  1.43 MB

• In Support of Universal Citation

  AALL's work to promote universal citation continues with the release of the third edition of its Universal Citation Guide
  By Anne Burnett and Dan Cordova
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• Cooking Lessons and Legal Research

  Creating and integrating instructional videos into legal research training
  By Austin Martin Williams
  337 KB

• Innovative Displays in Law Libraries

  Showcase your collections and your talent with displays that capture the creative spirit of your law library
  By Sherry L. Leysen and Alena L. Wolotira
  209 KB

• A Law Librarian's Guide to Effective Committee Participation

  Tips gathered from longtime committee members
  By Elizabeth Outler
  259 KB

• Are Our Users "Customers"?

  A librarian's thoughts on professionalism in librarianship
  By Paul J. Donovan
  68 KB

• Is Your Library In Good Standing?

  Offering stand-up desks in the academic library
  By Cynthia Lewis
  289 KB

• The Importance of Relationships

  Our relationships with various constituents define what we do and who we are
  By Sandy Placzek
  160 KB

• Collection Development in Academic Libraries

  What can we learn from law firms?
  By Victoria Trotta
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• A Day in the Life

  Congratulations to our 2013 photo contest winners
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• Saving Libraries: Alliance, Advocacy, & Education

  By Jonathan C. Stock
  June 28, 2013

• From the Editor

  The Last Time
  By Mark E. Estes
  200 KB

• From the Secretary

  Spring Executive Board Meeting
  By Deborah Rusin
  295 KB

• Washington Brief

  Put Advocacy in Practice this August Recess
  By Emily Feltren
  187 KB

• The Reference Desk

  More than one co-worker has asked me to join my law firm's on-site Weight Watchers program, and I've declined each time. I continue to be asked, and I don't know how to make it understood that I don't want to participate without being rude or seeming like a snob. I just don't want to do it, and I'm also concerned about whether or not my co-workers could share information outside of the meetings. What can I do?
  By Susan Catterall
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• Member to Member

  What class do you wish you had taken in your undergraduate or graduate program (assuming it had been offered)?
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• Stu's Views

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• Memorials

  Colleen Pauwels and Grace W. "Betty" Taylor
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• Views from You

  Photos of Ruth Lilly Law Library hosting Indiana Canine Assistant Network service and therapy dogs for student stress relief
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• Don't Miss Out on an Exciting New Year—Renew Your Membership Today!

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• Members' Briefing

  AALL Advocacy and You
  By Emily Feltren
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• July 2013 Cover

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