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…California law librarians advocating for the cause of free and authenticated access to our state’s legal materials. California is now the second state, after Colorado, to pass UELMA since it…

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I am (still) celebrating Constitution Day this year here in Hillsboro. I’ll be handing out free pocket and wallet-size U.S. Constitutions in my Law Library (all day) and on…

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…really serious about acquiring knowledge: 8 Awesome Websites to Take Free College Courses Online , posted by Dave Drager on Sep. 30th, 2010 (Thank you to iLibrarian , which…

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…I saw a link to this Mashable post while at the Law Librarian Blog: 26 Places to Find Free Multimedia for Your Blog, August 4th, 2009, by Barb Dybwad…

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Jim Calloway blogs about 3 free directory assistance numbers to program into your phone. I’ll add at least one more: your public library’s quick reference line. It will…

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